Refugee resettlement agency to open Harrisburg office, host movie screening at Midtown Cinema
An organization is setting up shop in Harrisburg and kicking it off with a night at the movies. Nonprofit Church… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
This week brought lots of stories on new businesses, projects and even unique new art installations. For any of these… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Plan your weekend with my weekly list of things to do around Harrisburg and central PA! Scroll down or use… Read More
Once an eyesore, 5G pole by Susquehanna Art Museum becomes colorful work of art
The Susquehanna Art Museum was not initially happy with the large 5G pole that popped up in front of their… Read More
Demo Day, Saturday, clears the way for Center Square Park in Mechanicsburg
Mechanicsburg is on the verge of a renaissance. A $5.3 million, three-phase revitalization plan is set to begin Saturday, March… Read More
Jenkins-Dallas announces bid for PA’s 103rd House district, will run as a Republican
The race for one of Harrisburg’s two PA House seats now has a Republican candidate in the mix—former mayoral and… Read More
Mobile barbershop to provide free haircuts to community members, encourage youth
There’s just something about a fresh haircut that makes you feel “totally different,” explained Harrisburg-resident Anthony Pierce-Rodriguez, who has been… Read More
The Millworks gets zoning approval to expand to nearby building, move brewery
Two once-paired buildings soon may be reunited in use, as the Millworks plans to relocate its small brewery to an… Read More
Ready to shop? Trader Joe’s sets date for Harrisburg-area debut
Central PA—your long, agonizing, hungry wait is almost over. Trader Joe’s will open next week in the Harrisburg area. This… Read More
At first in-person board meeting in years, Harrisburg School District officials discuss staffing shortages, violence
On Monday, a crowd of Harrisburg School District staff and community members filled the Lincoln Administration Building for a board… Read More