More apartments headed for downtown Harrisburg, as developer plans project blitz
Developer Derek Dilks stands to significantly expand his Harrisburg footprint, as the city Zoning Hearing Board has approved his plans… Read More
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August home sales, prices rise in the Harrisburg area
The summer ended on a high note for residential real estate, with home sales and prices both up substantially in… Read More
Commonwealth to allow restaurants to double indoor capacity to 50 percent
The commonwealth soon will permit restaurants to double their indoor capacity, allowing 50-percent occupancy. Gov. Tom Wolf today said that… Read More
Rooted in Flavor: Enjoy the tastes of Ecuador at Roots of My Land
The scent of warm, delicately seasoned rice and slow-cooked meat rose from the plate as I tucked into my first… Read More
Restaurant Reset: Harrisburg restaurateurs search for the right recipe to survive to better times
Their tacos would arrive soon—fish and el ranchero, served not in carryout containers but on real plates. While Jerry Morris… Read More
Art and a Cup: Young owner Makayla Burton has combined her favorite things at The Tiger Eye Coffee Shop
Coffee shops often look as dark as their freshly roasted stock-in-trade. Brown. Bleak. Minimalist. Industrial-looking. A new café is breaking… Read More
Band Barn: The Englewood was built for music, but includes food, brews, views
Jeff Sharp and Rick Russell are band members and music fans. They’d been on the lookout for about 10 years… Read More
No Meat, No Problem: Black-owned vegan restaurant breaks barriers and promotes health through soul food
On opening day, the House of Vegans restaurant had a line down N. 3rd Street. At times, it wrapped around… Read More
A Java Well Done: Peter Leonard steps into new leadership role, shares his vision for Little Amps
If you’ve visited a Little Amps location, you know the vibe. It’s modern and hip, with exposed brick walls, yet… Read More
Banking on Beer: New Brew Barons Beer Trail taps into tourist trend
If Dauphin County were a city, it would be in the top 30, nationwide, for breweries per capita. Based on… Read More