Harrisburg residents bust out the rakes, brooms, shovels on a chilly MLK Day of Service
A bitter wind swept through a narrow Harrisburg alley on Monday, but Puja Gellerman had springtime firmly in her sights.… Read More
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Midtown businesses team up to help others during MLK Day of Service
For one day, a Harrisburg ice cream shop will be scooping hot food instead of cold. Businesses on the 1000-block… Read More
Harristown wraps up 3 downtown apartment projects, begins leasing process
Harristown Enterprises has largely completed the renovation of three downtown buildings, bringing more than 80 new apartments onto Harrisburg’s housing… Read More
Bethesda Mission promotes caring, community through #iheartHBG campaign
Is the road to Harrisburg’s heart through its coffee? For many in central PA, that just might be. So, for… Read More
Land of Opportunity? Nearly two years ago, much of Harrisburg was dubbed an “opportunity zone.” Has anything developed?
Opportunity Zones. Heralded by some as the “second coming” for economic development. Derided by others as a cozy tax shelter… Read More
On the March: With a new facility, the Salvation Army expands in size and services.
This past Thanksgiving, the Salvation Army had 60 turkeys delivered, adding to their already large collection of birds to be… Read More
Day Off, Day On: This year, MLK Day of Service focuses on environmental justice.
Looking at our calendars can be overwhelming. Work schedules and appointments fill up the little boxes as quickly as they… Read More
I’ll Be Your Voice: Area kids bring stories of homeless children to life on stage.
Eight-year old Alexi is hiding in a closet with his younger brother. It’s a game they often play called “invisibility… Read More
In Pictures: The Bridge begins ambitious transformation of Bishop McDevitt
The old Bishop McDevitt High School is on the verge of a major transformation, and today the development team behind… Read More
Institutions for Sale: Your childhood school, your family church–going once, going twice.
The neoclassical lintel carved “INDVSTRY” guards a door covered in peeling plywood. Inside, “AMOS” spray-painted his name on an unbroken… Read More