He Lifted Us: Lenwood Sloan was an artist, activist, visionary, friend
Visionaries always have their doubters. When Lenwood Sloan was collecting support for “A Gathering at the Crossroads” sculpture, naysayers sidled… Read More
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Around The Burg
Veto to Toe: Relations between Harrisburg’s mayor and City Council have soured to the point of litigation. How did we reach this place?
During her final meeting as City Council president in 2021, Wanda Williams cut herself off, mid-goodbye speech, to keep her… Read More
Auditor deems Harrisburg School District off to “good start” for first year back in board control
Coming off of several years of state-mandated oversight due to its financial instability, the Harrisburg School District earned praise Tuesday… Read More
Harrisburg says cars will not be ticketed on city streets until Thursday
Harrisburg drivers don’t need to stress about street parking fines for now. The city shared on Tuesday that Park Harrisburg… Read More
Broad Street Market tops historic preservation priorities list for 2026
For the second year in a row, Harrisburg’s historic farmers market tops an annual list of “preservation priorities” for an… Read More
Dauphin County asks for resident input in comprehensive plan creation
Dauphin County is planning for the future. The county announced Tuesday that it has begun drafting a long-term comprehensive plan… Read More
Residents have until tomorrow to remove cars from city garages offered during storm
City residents will need to remove their vehicles by tomorrow morning from parking garages made available during this weekend’s… Read More
Free Harrisburg garage parking available ahead of forecasted snowstorm
City residents can have some parking peace of mind during the projected snowstorm this weekend. Harrisburg shared on Thursday that… Read More
Downtown Harrisburg should revitalize with less office, more residential, restaurants and retail, says report
A new report on downtown Harrisburg urges city stakeholders to de-emphasize office space and focus more on residences, small businesses… Read More
Harrisburg mayor, council face off in court over legality of defunded and “interim” positions
A Dauphin County judge is expected to make a decision in the coming weeks on whether or not City Council… Read More