Virtually Acceptable: Online learning gets mixed grades from Harrisburg students, families
Nazier Taylor was always goofing off in school, self-admittedly. He liked to “mess with” his friends and teachers. As a… Read More
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A Time for Gathering, Distantly, Virtually: Faith communities adjust, adapt as the pandemic shifts traditions
When the first candle burns on the Pennsylvania menorah outside the Capitol this year, a new, virtual audience will join… Read More
Boujee in the Burg: Fashion Empire gives you a taste of the area’s style
It was a night that could hardly be described. Words like, “epic,” “amazing” and “successful” came to Ebone Turner’s mind,… Read More
2020 HYP 20 in Their 20’s
Harrisburg Young Professionals (HYP) is excited to announce the 20 honorees of the organization’s second annual 20 In Their 20’s… Read More
Harrisburg School District provides Thanksgiving meals for homeless families
Thanksgiving is coming early for some Harrisburg School District families. On Wednesday, the district distributed over 200 Thanksgiving meals to… Read More
Harrisburg School District postpones winter sports
As COVID cases continue to spike, Harrisburg student-athletes are stuck on the sidelines. Acting Superintendent Chris Celmer announced at a… Read More
Home sales, prices show substantial gains in Harrisburg area for October
The local housing market continued to show strength last month, as both residential sales and prices rose. For October, 789… Read More
Headed to Harrisburg: As big cities fight to retain residents during COVID, Harrisburg attempts to keep up with the demand.
Aliyah Graves-Brown loved her row home in Washington, D.C. She lived with three friends and had her own room. She… Read More
UPMC Pinnacle offers free flu shots to Harrisburg district students, families
Harrisburg school district students who receive weekly food distribution will be able get another important benefit when they pick up… Read More
New chapter for Nativity School, as ribbon is cut on Uptown Harrisburg facility
In sixth grade, Anthony Lester struggled with reading, but his English teacher at Nativity School helped him improve. Now that… Read More