The 3rd Annual HYP 20 In Their 20’s
Harrisburg Young Professionals (HYP) is excited to announce the 20 honorees of the organization’s third annual 20 In Their 20’s… Read More
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Building Back: Habitat for Humanity hammers home safety, prepares for post-pandemic work.
They are building their way back. After a year of silenced backhoes, Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Harrisburg Area… Read More
Art, on the Mark: Maureen Marks teaches children, families to create, enjoy art.
At Maureen Marks Arts in Lower Paxton Township, students aren’t expected to create art perfectly. Instead, owner Maureen Marks encourages… Read More
Big Picture: Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Capital Region poised to meet rising needs of pandemic-era youth.
Amy Rote calls it “the real issue” facing area kids right now: mental health. “School districts will address the educational… Read More
Thriving, Striving: A new program brings together diverse congregations to dive deep into race, justice.
There’s an old saying that states, “The most segregated places in the world is church on Sunday morning.” So says… Read More
Harrisburg School District to add COVID data, case numbers to its website
The Harrisburg School District is launching a new platform to keep parents and students informed about the impact of COVID-19.… Read More
Urban agriculture group will teach Harrisburg kids about sustainability, gardening
Summer may be wrapping up, but Harrisburg kids will have a chance to close out the season by getting their… Read More
As lengthy eviction ban ends, tenant activists ponder situation, assess next steps
The federal evictions ban has come to a screeching halt, leaving some advocates wondering what comes next for the tenants… Read More
Faith & Fate: It’s been two years since many of Harrisburg’s Methodist churches were forced to close. What happened and where are they now?
For as long as Mary Waters could remember, she went to church. She remembers going to Sunday morning services with… Read More
New Harrisburg superintendent spells out priorities for the coming school year
With Sam Cooke’s “A Change is Gonna Come” playing in the background, schools Superintendent Eric Turman promised Harrisburg students, “It’s… Read More