At Home: The LGBT Center of PA helped Amanda Arbour. Now, she’s leading the way.
For Amanda Arbour, being asked to serve as the executive director of the LGBT Center of Central PA was like… Read More
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Around The Burg
Circular Motion: Settled in a new facility, the Circle School continues its educational mission.
Yellow buses line the cul–de-sac to usher students home after a long day of learning at the Circle School. Though… Read More
Gone to Seed: Blighted Schell building set for demolition.
Another piece of Harrisburg’s industrial past is set to disappear, as the century-old building at 10th and Market streets will… Read More
It’s Here: Harrisburg’s draft comprehensive plan released
The long-awaited draft of Harrisburg’s comprehensive plan was released publicly today, setting out major priorities, concepts and ideas for everything… Read More
Healthcare & a Hotel: HU plans mixed-use high-rise in downtown Harrisburg
A new high-rise may soon add to downtown Harrisburg’s skyline, as Harrisburg University of Science and Technology plans to issue… Read More
3rd and Long: Yearlong 3rd Street improvement project set to start.
People of Harrisburg—the day is almost here. The long-promised repaving of 3rd Street is set to begin, as the city… Read More
Broken DREAMer: Jose Ramirez’s story is one of achievement and success; now, his future has been thrown into uncertainty.
When Jose Ramirez immigrated to Pennsylvania from a rural town in Mexico’s Michoacan province, the then-8-year-old wasn’t struck by the… Read More
Critical Condition: Harrisburg’s first responders toil as their building decays around them.
Drippy ceiling tiles, crumbling cement and a faint pong of marijuana—all are part of a day’s work at the Harrisburg… Read More
War Story: As World War I turns 100, you can learn all about it at the U.S. Army Heritage Center.
World War I is known by many names: The Great War, The War to End All Wars. But none seems… Read More
Biking Blurs: Images of Harrisburg Bike Share.
Last month, Communities in Schools Pennsylvania launched Harrisburg’s first bike share, putting 55 communal bicycles on city streets. Since then,… Read More