Proposed PA STEAM Academy faces more delay, as Harrisburg school receiver appeals court decision
For months, the proposed PA STEAM Academy has been waiting for a date to take its case before the state’s… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
The Broad Street Market says: Thank you for being a friend.
Do you consider yourself a “friend” of the Broad Street Market? If so, Josh Heilman wants to hear from you.… Read More
Charter school fate again in doubt as school district restarts “non-renewal” process
A Harrisburg charter school is once again in jeopardy, as the city school district is restarting efforts to deny it… Read More
Fit & Balanced: Sculpt Pilates opens on Front Street in Harrisburg
“It’s very tiring trying to open your own business,” said Beth Seitz, who, nonetheless, had a huge smile on her… Read More
“New Era”: At convocation, Harrisburg school district leaders pledge respect, kindness, competence
“I wondered: Why did you come back?” Dr. John George asked that question today to hundreds of Harrisburg school district… Read More
Art in the Burg: Our fine arts columnist takes a stroll up Verbeke Street during 3rd in the Burg.
Usually in an art column, one starts with the art and its impact felt by those who view it. This… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
Harrisburg City Council interrupted its summer recess to hold a special session this past week, and residents had a lot… Read More
Measure of Hope: Renovation arrives suddenly to N. 6th Street
After decades of blight and inaction, a historic Harrisburg block is undergoing a rapid transformation, removing an eyesore on a… Read More
“Hearing Voices”: Harrisburg filmmaker strives to complete documentary on the troubled history of American radio
Michael Kacey always loved old-time radio. The Shamokin, Pa., native would listen to his parents talk about their favorite radio… Read More
Harrisburg council pledges public meetings after residents condemn possible water system sale
Harrisburg City Council is considering holding one or more meetings on the proposed privatization of the city’s water and sewer… Read More