All your questions about Harrisburg’s Act 47 status, answered.
If the city of Harrisburg were a person, it would be in court-ordered financial rehab. That’s one way of looking… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
State awards $1 million grant for downtown Harrisburg office building
A new downtown Harrisburg office building is a bit closer to reality today, as the 2nd Street project has received… Read More
Faces & Places: Livability, design merge with “Art Is Architecture.”
If you have a keen eye, you may have spotted something curious while driving by the corner of N. 2nd… Read More
Harrisburg Police Bureau, community groups band together for National Night Out.
Who says there’s nothing to do on Tuesday nights? The Harrisburg Police Bureau is partnering with neighborhood organizations tonight to… Read More
For the Kids: Artcan holds back-to-school book bag, supply drive
When it comes to seeking change or shaping society, the answer is almost always, “Start with the kids.” Artcan, a… Read More
Harrisburg school board taps former director Lola Lawson to fill vacant seat.
He had a standing ovation, an endorsement from a union president, and the support of former students – but it… Read More
Raise the Curtain: Gamut cuts ribbon for new education center, second stage
After years of campaigning and construction, Gamut Theatre Group held the grand opening and ribbon cutting today for its new… Read More
Papenfuse eyes three-year commuter tax as Harrisburg prepares for Act 47 exit.
Harrisburg’s mayor is seeking state permission to levy an augmented commuter tax for the next three years, he said on… Read More
State archives building advances toward 2019 groundbreaking.
Vacant lots on Harrisburg’s 6th Street will soon get a new building filled with some very old décor. The state… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! I’m coming off a semi-impromptu beach trip to see one of my bestests, and we have a busy… Read More