Broad Street Market appoints five new board members, selects new food vendor
The Broad Street Market Alliance has a handful of new members, as well as a new food vendor slated to… Read More
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Around The Burg
Harrisburg says it’s working with PPL to fix downtown streetlight outages
City officials say they are working to fix dozens of streetlights that are currently dark. A press release on Wednesday… Read More
Harrisburg Tool Library nails down $25,000 check for startup costs
The Harrisburg Tool Library is getting $25,000 in seed money. State Rep. Nate Davidson presented the money — a grant… Read More
Wind damages “deteriorating” Harrisburg firehouse; historic association urges sale before it’s “too late”
Local historians and community members are concerned about the state of a historic firehouse. Harrisburg’s Riverside Firehouse suffered damage after… Read More
Tradition Transition: St. Stephen’s Cathedral unveils new digital organ, with hopes to reach new audiences
At St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral, tradition fuses with the contemporary, and the sacred meets the culture. In the sanctuary, light… Read More
Council approves first phase of Polyclinic renovation; tables downtown apartment project
One major adaptive reuse project can move forward with construction, while another has been tabled. Harrisburg City Council on Monday… Read More
Capital Region Water issues boil water advisory for Midtown homes, also addresses discolored water
Capital Region Water issued a boil water advisory today for 14 addresses in Midtown Harrisburg after construction on William Street… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
From the results of Harrisburg’s mayoral election to a story behind an upcoming refugee-run Thanksgiving feast, our coverage has it… Read More
Dauphin County accepting applicants to fill various boards
Dauphin County is asking residents to volunteer by bringing their voices and perspectives to the table. The county commissioners on… Read More
Crow dispersal to prevent roosting at Capitol begins next week
Pennsylvania will launch its annual crow dispersal program next week, marking its yearly effort to avoid damage inflicted by crow… Read More