Harrisburg co-working business changes name, re-brands, plans expansion
Harrisburg’s first co-working venture has undergone a rebrand and plans an expansion, as it responds to a quickly changing work… Read More
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Dauphin County to pause application process for rent relief program, nears end of funding
For months, Dauphin County has disbursed millions of state and federal rent relief money, but is finally reaching the end… Read More
Hamilton Health Center receives donation of CPR training kits to curb sudden infant deaths
Local healthcare providers are taking the initiative to make sure that infants are safe when facing life-threatening situations. Capital Blue… Read More
You’re in Luck: St. Patrick’s Day parade, race return to downtown Harrisburg
Whether you’re Irish or just enjoy any excuse to celebrate with a beer, Harrisburg will have plenty of St. Patty’s… Read More
Historic Zembo Shrine off the sales market, organization opts to keep building, focus on events
Harrisburg’s historic Zembo Shrine is no longer for sale, as the fraternal organization has decided to keep and restore the… Read More
What’s new at the Broad Street Market? Burgers, Thai, health food, skincare vendors open
Cody and Nicole Prickett talked about becoming a vendor in the Broad Street Market, but the timing was never right—until… Read More
A Home in Harrisburg: Afghan refugees are resettling in central PA, with the assistance, collaboration of local groups
Moving is not for the weak—even if it’s just a move across town. It involves a lot of upheaval and… Read More
Working Overtime: Harrisburg’s two new City Council members pledge visibility, engagement within the community
Education runs in Jocelyn Rawls’ blood. Her dad was a teacher in the Harrisburg School District for 35 years, and… Read More
History Assignment: As it enters its third decade, the National Civil War Museum has a new leader, with a fresh perspective
Jeff Nichols tells this story about the impact that a museum can have in tumultuous times. It was 2017, shortly… Read More
A Straight Fight: How the organization Hero in the Fight, and founder Dan Albert, reverse the stigma of addiction, from zero to hero
If you’ve ever been to Lemoyne’s Negley Park, chances are, you remember the view. The park offers a stunning, eagle’s… Read More