Teachers’ Aides: CISPA wraps schools, students in blanket of support
A kaleidoscope of butterflies cascaded across the wall of the Susquehanna Township Middle School, alighting to form the word “HOPE.”… Read More
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2 Years, “Thriving Together”: Congregations complete racial justice program; assess lessons, paths forward
“No one wanted it to end,” said Drew Hart, Messiah University professor, author and program co-director. The “it” was Messiah… Read More
Get Your Fall On: Pick pumpkins, drink beer, get lost in a maze in central PA this autumn
With October comes all things fall, at least for me it does. As the weather cools, I hang up my… Read More
A Single School: Cathedral Education Center completes renovation, opens to students
Back in May 2021, the Diocese of Harrisburg broke ground on an ambitious project. It planned a top-to-bottom renovation of… Read More
Harrisburg Mayor Williams shares positive outlook, assesses progress during State of the City address
To a room full of Harrisburg business owners, politicians and professionals, Mayor Wanda Williams declared that the state of the… Read More
Harrisburg shares mid-year financial update, “largely on track” 2023 with budget
Harrisburg appears to be mostly on track with its budget for the year. At a City Council meeting on Tuesday,… Read More
Sprocket Mural Works celebrates new Harrisburg mural in full bloom
A new work of art has brought a colorful garden to N. 3rd Street in Harrisburg. On Tuesday, Harrisburg arts… Read More
Four honorees to receive awards at annual Latino Ball in Harrisburg
Latino Connection has announced this year’s awardees for contributions and achievements to their communities. Next month, four people will receive… Read More
Go Downtown: New report focuses on amenities, progress of downtown Harrisburg
Did you know that there are 55 restaurants and eateries in downtown Harrisburg? That’s just one nugget of information you’ll… Read More
Karen Cullings closes the book on her time as director of Dauphin County Library System, retiring this month
If you ask Karen Cullings what her favorite part of her job as director of the Dauphin County Library System… Read More