Everything New Again: Seniors start the move into the renovated Jackson Towers.
A newly transfigured, 13-story high-rise, vacant for 13 years, now bears two signature “JT” monograms on its beige and brown… Read More
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Around The Burg
Never Settled: Hagir Elsheikh may have finally found a home, but that doesn’t mean she’s stopped moving.
Hagir S. Elsheikh conducts her life like a well-choreographed dance, gracefully managing myriad projects with an air of calm confidence… Read More
Roundabouts to Rain Gardens: MulDer Square designs eyed, debated.
Residents from Allison Hill mulled over bike lanes, roundabouts and rain gardens at an open house on Thursday, as the… Read More
Arbour Named New Executive Director of LGBT Center of Central PA
Amanda Arbour has been named the new executive director of the LGBT Center of Central PA, the center announced this… Read More
Your guide to Kipona 2017
Kipona, Harrisburg’s annual Labor Day festival, will bring food, music and high-adrenaline stunts to the city from Saturday through Monday.… Read More
Medical Journey: As he retires, Dr. Domingo Alvear reflects on a long career in Harrisburg, around the world.
People often talk about “finding their calling in life.” Dr. Domingo Alvear’s began in his native Philippines, inspired by a… Read More
Subject for Abate: Harrisburg’s mixed tax abatement program seems to be yielding mixed results.
What if they gave a LERTA and nobody came? Just ask one would-be, first-time developer who wants to build a… Read More
Keep on Strutting: For Shoe Strut, 2,000 new pairs—and counting.
While many adults probably remember their back-to-school shopping as an anticipated adventure, some area children go without. In fact, some… Read More
The War Comes Home: The Vietnam War ended long ago. But, for many veterans, it never truly stopped.
Search the term “Vietnam War” online, and you’ll get more than 30 million results. There will be pictures, descriptions of… Read More
United State: Estamos Unidos helps unify, elevate our area’s growing Latino population.
It all began 16 years ago with a picnic on a sunbaked summer afternoon in Steelton. Hispanic immigrants were beginning… Read More