Police say that victim of fatal Cameron and Market bus incident jumped from the vehicle’s window
A man was killed in a bus incident in Harrisburg over the weekend. On Saturday afternoon, a passenger on a… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
PA Dairymen salute America’s 250th birthday with flight of red, white and blue milkshakes
The special Farm Show milkshake will take on a patriotic flavor for 2026. The PA Dairymen’s Association today announced a… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
Whether you’re looking for the story behind Zeroday’s taproom closure or what happened at the Harrisburg School Board’s last meeting… Read More
Christmas tree lighting, caroling coming to Broad Street Market this weekend
It’s time to get into the holiday spirit. A group of local organizations are coming together to host a tree… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Plan your weekend with my weekly list of things to do around Harrisburg and central PA! What you’ll find ⤵️… Read More
Zeroday Brewing Co. to shut down flagship Taproom, adding to business closures in Harrisburg
Zeroday Brewing Co. plans to shutter its flagship taproom and restaurant, dealing another blow to Harrisburg’s once-vibrant dining and nightlife… Read More
Monument Project honors Black abolitionist William Howard Day, 125 years after his death
Celebrating a historic Harrisburg leader, the Commonwealth Monument Project unveiled a bust of 19th century abolitionist and educator William Howard… Read More
Gettysburg Choral Society’s Annual Christmas Concerts
The Gettysburg Choral Society will present a pair of Christmas concerts entitled “In dulci jubilo” (“In sweet rejoicing”) on Friday,… Read More
Harrisburg school board hires acting principal for John Harris, reviews amended budget
At its last meeting of the calendar year on Tuesday, the Harrisburg School District Board hired an acting principal for… Read More
Opening this week, photography show captures Harrisburg with local eyes
Get ready to see the city through a different lens – or, should we say, four different lenses? The Art… Read More