A Wish, a Journey: Harrisburg-area family ventures across country to seek disease cure
It was a diagnosis that “just hit us out of nowhere,” Vanessa Gunther recalled recently. It was the day, two… Read More
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Harrisburg School District hopes to return students to the classroom in April
Some Harrisburg School District students could be on track to return to the classroom before summer break. At a school… Read More
Harrisburg bans evictions for another month, hopes to combat homelessness during COVID
Harrisburg residents behind on rent due to the pandemic can take a deep breath once again. Mayor Eric Papenfuse announced… Read More
Residential sales flat, prices up in Harrisburg area in January
Home sales were generally flat in January in the Harrisburg area, though price appreciation continued to be strong. For Dauphin,… Read More
Tougher Times: COVID has been especially hard for those going through addiction recovery.
Addiction is like an abusive relationship. It thrives in isolation. So, when COVID-19 hit, with the resulting lockdown and ensuing… Read More
Illness & Inspiration: COVID-19 has greatly impacted Harrisburg’s Black community, but some find hope amid the disease, the loss.
Kevin Dolphin once watched his friend, Lisa Burhannan, work her magic on a room of teenage girls. Their nonprofit, Breaking… Read More
A “Modern Love” Story: Midstate couple finds love at first sight and recounts it in the New York Times.
Xander Miller could never figure out why his wife Naomie Brinvilus always wanted to buy so many pillows. Their bed… Read More
Set to Inspire: Team Scott hits the streets to reach Harrisburg youth.
As James “Scottie” Scott and wife Rachelle well know, being an adolescent is hard, but being an adolescent who’s disadvantaged… Read More
The Bright Side: Author and entrepreneur Christine Titih seeks to inspire hope by telling her story
In 2013, Christine Titih moved into a house in Allison Hill with a group of fellow African immigrants. The house… Read More
CARES Act funding under fire, as Harrisburg School District loses students to cyber charters
Inequity has been an issue for decades, according to Acting Superintendent for the Harrisburg School District, Chris Celmer. He was… Read More