Help Wanted: Unemployment rates in the Harrisburg region are at their lowest in decades, but it’s not all good news.
Are you hiring in Harrisburg? Join the club. Ten years after the Great Recession, the capital region has jobs than… Read More
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Born to Romp: With a much larger facility, Keystone K9 can let a lot more dogs out.
When Josh Feldman made the decision to work in Manhattan, he was faced with a dilemma, wondering what to do… Read More
Student Scribes: “Taking the First Step in the Right Direction”
In August, I stepped onto the Penn State Harrisburg campus prepared to take on my final semester as a graduate… Read More
Heartbreak, in Art: “Familias Separadas” installation arrives in Harrisburg.
United we stand, divided we fall. It’s a strong sentiment to consider, especially given America’s current state of political unrest.… Read More
Cathedral Education Center gets HARB approval; fundraising campaign planned
Harrisburg’s Catholic parochial school has been given the go-ahead for a new education center, but it now needs to raise… Read More
Smooth Moves: Total workout, gentle touch with Silver Sneakers.
It was high noon in mid-August at the community room of Susquehanna View Apartments in Camp Hill and, despite the… Read More
Harvest Hoopla: In Dillsburg, the annual Farmers Fair celebrates agriculture, community.
In a century that has witnessed constant change, Dillsburg has kept true to a rural tradition that began more than… Read More
School Beat: Harrisburg police visit city schools to foster positive relations with kids, community.
It’s back to school season for the Harrisburg Police Bureau. Under a new partnership with the Harrisburg School District, members… Read More
Senior Housing Ahead: Officials gather to break ground for Paxton Place
Senior citizens in Harrisburg will soon have a new option for affordable housing in the city. Paxton Ministries broke ground… Read More
Dance, Dance, Dance: Fifteen years of forward motion at The Studio.
Fifteen years ago, Jennifer Turner Long opened a small dance school in Marysville called The Studio. It didn’t stay small… Read More