Thoughtful Planning: Preparation is key for a smooth remodel
Spring often brings a renewed focus on the home. As days grow longer and families spend more time together, many… Read More
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A Space, Reborn: Coronet Park opens its gates, plans a full lineup in downtown Harrisburg
A long-vacant parcel in downtown Harrisburg soon will be re-energized as a new place for gathering and events. This month,… Read More
Outdoor Education: Through HICO, Harrisburg students experience, learn from nature
It could be learning how to make a fire in the wilderness. Paddling a canoe for the first time in… Read More
Apothecary inspired bar with Sunday tea service to open downtown, marking fifth business for Lovedrafts owner
A new Harrisburg cocktail bar will lean into an earthy, herbal vibe for its spring opening. Justin Browning, owner of… Read More
Dilapidated Harrisburg development still “fragile,” but “stabilized” as receiver works on revitalization plan
Things finally seem to be looking up for residents of a Harrisburg housing development that in recent years became dilapidated,… Read More
PA Steam Academy charter renewed, school approved for K-8 expansion
A Midtown-based charter school’s contract has been renewed for five more years. The Harrisburg School Board voted 7-1 Tuesday to… Read More
Top Harrisburg school official will remain in her position following show of community support, board vote
A Harrisburg school district top official will serve in her role for another school year, following a failed board vote… Read More
Harrisburg shares update on Broad Street Market construction, finances
The Broad Street Market rebuild continues to slowly progress as Harrisburg stabilizes the shell of the fire-burned brick building. Harrisburg… Read More
Harrisburg to pay thousands to former public works director who claimed to be unfairly fired
Harrisburg has agreed to pay former Public Works director Nate Spriggs $150,000 to settle a civil rights case in which… Read More
Case dismissed as Harrisburg mayor and former public works director agree to settle employment dispute
Just one month before a scheduled trial, a former public works director agreed to settle with Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams… Read More