Harrisburg appoints new business administrator; council concerned with his experience, hasty vote
Harrisburg has a new chief of staff. At a meeting Tuesday, City Council approved Antonio Megna as the new business… Read More
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Ride of Silence, bike display next month to honor cyclists killed while riding
Several upcoming events will bring awareness to bicyclist safety, while honoring those who’ve lost their lives. Harrisburg’s annual Ride of… Read More
Harrisburg-area home sales, prices inch up in March, says report
The greater Harrisburg housing market held mostly steady in March, according to the latest report on previously owned homes. For… Read More
Rabbittransit to roll out new bus fare payment system for Harrisburg this summer
Your morning bus ride may soon get a little easier. This summer, Rabbittransit is planning to roll out a new… Read More
WebFX set to expand into nearby mansion with state support; purchases another building for possible future use
One of Harrisburg’s biggest tech companies received state support as it continues to expand. State officials joined WebFX at its… Read More
Dauphin County tables award of gaming grants, citing concerns about allocation, alleged misuse
The Dauphin County commissioners has moved to table its annual award of gaming grant recipients, which were up for approval… Read More
Harrisburg wife, clergy plead for release of asylum seeker detained by ICE
A Harrisburg wife and mother on Tuesday pleaded for her husband to be returned home. Harrisburg Catholic Worker hosted a… Read More
Planned Harrisburg middle school closures prompt Camp Curtin consolidation concerns from community
The Harrisburg School District held a public hearing Tuesday to solicit input about the formal closure of two middle schools.… Read More
Tile Wild: Competition, camaraderie propel mah jongg to new popularity
“I have mah jongg.” Susan Wennerstrom is matter of fact about announcing a win. “It is flower, flower, flower, flower,… Read More
Building People Up: Working with grants, donations and generous volunteers, this nonprofit provides free repairs for homeowners in need
At the start of March, a group of handy volunteers gathered at Second City Church on a weekday afternoon. They… Read More