The Fix Is In: The pandemic delayed, but did not stop, Harrisburg’s newest cafe.
It’s a sultry Saturday at 2 p.m., closing time for the brand-new coffee shop, The Fix Café. The October weather… Read More
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Developer unveils plans for 2 Midtown apartment buildings, additional construction planned
A Harrisburg-based developer today unveiled a plan to build two small apartment buildings in a suddenly hot development area in… Read More
Dauphin County commissioners award emergency funds to businesses, nonprofits, governments
The Dauphin County commissioners today approved the distribution of $17 million in emergency grants for pandemic relief. The federal CARES… Read More
Home sales, prices up sharply in the Harrisburg area in September
Home sales and prices rose strongly last month in the Harrisburg area, continuing a months-long trend. For the three-county capital… Read More
Island Flair: Dania’s Kitchen spices up 2nd Street. Sometimes, out of tragedy, opportunity arises
The COVID-19 pandemic caused chef Damiana Lopez to lose her job when the restaurant where she worked shut down. She… Read More
Monumental Concern: Central PA company has carved out a business from sculpture
As the late afternoon sun set across Harrisburg on a hot summer day, a ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on the… Read More
Comfy, Clean, Arty: Dustin Taylor elevates his Airbnb with a curated, rotating collection of local art
Bread gets stale. Relationships can become boring. Even home décor has a shelf life. That’s why Dustin Taylor, who works… Read More
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
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