November home sales dip, prices steady for greater Harrisburg area
Harrisburg-area home sales declined but the median price rose slightly in November, according to the latest report on previously owned… Read More
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Regional mental health, addiction crisis walk-in center slated to open in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, there will soon be a new place for those with behavioral health issues to receive help. Dauphin County… Read More
William Penn building heavily damaged by arson fire; school district vows to continue work of task force
A serious early-morning arson fire at the former William Penn High School has not lessened the school district’s hope of… Read More
Starting Over: Fleeing war, Ukrainians attempt to make a life in Harrisburg, find help in a church basement
Daria Cherednyk, 19, remembers getting off the plane in the United States and seeing her grandfather, who was so happy… Read More
Your Move: Roll the dice at Harrisburg Board Game Day
On a Saturday in late July, 344 people arrived at Whitaker Center in downtown Harrisburg shortly before 10 a.m. Some… Read More
Harrisburg Smiles
It all started from a combination of curiosity and community. In 2019, Jenelle Dulack moved to Harrisburg and began to… Read More
Harrisburg School District weighs closing, reopening school buildings as part of reconfiguration
Which schools Harrisburg students attend next year may be changing. The Harrisburg School District on Tuesday discussed several options to… Read More
Hunger and Homelessness Awareness week to shine light on need, encourage volunteering
An upcoming week-long initiative will seek to shine a spotlight on a local need. Christian Churches United of the Tri-County… Read More
The Hidden Homeless: In the Harrisburg area, many people have lost their housing, but you won’t find them living on the street
“Do I separate myself from my kids, or do I stay on the streets with them?” asked Steve Foehlinger, of… Read More
Honoring Nature’s Artist: Marking 30 years, the Ned Smith Center reflects back, peers ahead
For Scott Weidensaul, the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art is more than a venue. It’s about the legacy… Read More