A DJ, hired by nonprofit DJs at the polls, played music outside a Harrisburg polling place on Election Day.
We don’t blame you if you missed out on local news coverage this week, as there may have been national news claiming your attention. Don’t worry, we’ve wrapped the past week up for you, below.
Central Pennsylvania Food Bank named Shila Ulrich as its new president, our online story reported. The appointment begins a long-term succession plan in which she is expected to eventually replace the current CEO who plans to retire in 2028.
Democrats in Harrisburg performed well in statehouse races following Tuesday’s election, our online story reported. Rep. Patty Kim (D-103) took the open seat for the 15th senatorial district and newcomer Nate Davidson was chosen to take her former seat for the 103rd legislative district.
Election Day had voters heading to Harrisburg polls on Tuesday, our online story reported. We spoke with both Democratic and Republican voters about their thoughts following a contentious campaign.
Harrisburg Area Police Athletic League has a new youth center, baseball field and playground, our magazine story reported. At the new location, the organization will use sports to mentor Harrisburg-area children.
Harrisburg’s Planning Commission approved two housing projects this week, our online story reported. Plans for a 48-unit senior housing project on Allison Hill and an eight-unit apartment project downtown will move forward in the approval process.
Harrisburg University announced that its long-time president, Dr. Eric Darr, would resign, our online story reported. The university did not share a reason for his departure.
Independent jewelers in the Harrisburg area provide customers with a custom experience. In our magazine story, read about several locally owned shops and how they seek to dazzle shoppers.
“Karma” announced that the grand opening of its LGBTQ nightclub will take place on Nov. 23, our online story reported. The club replaces the former Stallions club in downtown Harrisburg.
Live music suggestions from our concert columnist kick off this weekend in Harrisburg. Find out who’s playing locally in November, here.
Sara Bozich has a list of recommendations for how to fill your weekend in the Harrisburg area, here.
TLC Construction and Renovations cut the ribbon on their affordable housing development in Allison Hill, our online story reported. The project is located near N. 15th and Walnut streets and features 50 units for lower-income residents.
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