Harrisburg organization to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with cultural festival
Traditional food, dance, music and fun will kick off Hispanic Heritage Month in Harrisburg. The Latino Hispanic American Community Center… Read More
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Harrisburg’s Herr Street underpass restored to create safer connection from downtown to Allison Hill
Harrisburg today cut the ribbon on a significant road reconstruction, restoring a major connection point between neighborhoods. On Wednesday, city… Read More
Artsy Amble: Lace up your sneakers for a guided mural tour during Gallery Walk
You’ve heard about them, maybe you’ve seen some of them—and now you can learn about them. This Sunday, Sprocket Mural… Read More
Food truck festival will help make wishes come true for local children with critical illnesses
A local group is getting ready to truck in good food for a great cause. On Sept. 18, Make-A-Wish Foundation… Read More
Harrisburg-area musicians will bring tunes to Midtown as part of upcoming Jazz Walk
Raise your jazz hands if you’re ready for some outdoor music. On Sept. 10, Central Pennsylvania Friends of Jazz will… Read More
As lengthy eviction ban ends, tenant activists ponder situation, assess next steps
The federal evictions ban has come to a screeching halt, leaving some advocates wondering what comes next for the tenants… Read More
Harrisburg names Ana White as community relations director for the police bureau, introduces community service aides
A key member of the Harrisburg Police Bureau was introduced on Wednesday, tasked with creating conversations and enhancing understanding between… Read More
Harrisburg prepares for heavy rainfall, possible flooding headed this way
The remnants of Hurricane Ida will pass through the Harrisburg area tomorrow, leading the city government to take steps to… Read More
Faith & Fate: It’s been two years since many of Harrisburg’s Methodist churches were forced to close. What happened and where are they now?
For as long as Mary Waters could remember, she went to church. She remembers going to Sunday morning services with… Read More
A Hundred Years, Musically: As TFEC hits the century mark, a group of musicians will play up their appreciation
A self-described “poor kid from Lewisberry” wasn’t the type to come up with the 1990s-era dollars needed to study at… Read More