Treasurer Dan Miller touts city government experience as he enters the Harrisburg mayoral race
Harrisburg’s treasurer has officially announced his bid for mayor. Dan Miller addressed the press and members of the community on… Read More
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Safe and Sound: Thrive Housing Services offers support for homeless young adults and youth, continues to grow
Dee Allen knows the pain of growing up with the realities of domestic violence and housing instability. As a child,… Read More
A Better World: Harrisburg’s W. Justin Carter spent a lifetime fighting racial injustice
On a sunny September day in 1897, Harrisburg’s African American leaders led a crowd to a forested spot north of… Read More
Eric Hagarty, former state official, named as chief clerk for Dauphin County
Dauphin County has a new chief clerk, as a former top state official has been named to the post. Eric… Read More
Dan Miller, Harrisburg treasurer, announces bid for mayor
Harrisburg Treasurer Dan Miller has announced that he intends to run for city mayor. In a brief press release, Miller… Read More
Historic preservation priorities announced for 2025, Broad Street Market tops list
Harrisburg’s historic farmers market tops a list of “preservation priorities,” as an area historic preservation group has released its annual… Read More
Harrisburg reassures public that Broad Street Market’s brick building rebuild is its priority
Harrisburg officials on Thursday assured the community that the Broad Street Market rebuild is of top importance. At a press… Read More
New professional team to bring soccer back to City Island this spring
Soccer is back on the roster in Harrisburg. The Capital City Islanders, a recently formed professional men’s soccer team, is… Read More
Harrisburg hires finance director, filling long-vacant post
Harrisburg has a new official responsible for overseeing city finances. The city has hired Robert Kennick as its finance director,… Read More
Council weighs revised proposal for affordable housing; developer made changes due to residents’ concerns
New housing for lower-income residents may be coming down the tracks. At a City Council meeting on Tuesday, Harrisburg-based Latino… Read More