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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In The Burg
Fun in the Burg: Over 9 years, a small arts event has grown into a celebration of city, community.
Broad Street Market during 3rd in the Burg. Friday at 5 p.m. is the workweek’s golden hour. You’ve endured the… Read More
Two Words–No Plastics: Harrisburg-area businesses have joined the movement to eliminate plastic straws.
Seasonal cocktails at Rubicon using eco-friendly straws. Perhaps it was the photos of sea turtles and waterfowl dying after ingesting… Read More
A Deep Dig: Excavation reveals pieces of a long history at Fort Hunter.
A 4,000-year-old prehistoric, full-grooved axe excavated from below the 18th-century level. Harrisburg-area locals may know Fort Hunter from its many… Read More
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
Harrisburg U completes land purchase for new downtown building, now planned for 19 stories.
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology plans to build its new tower at this site at S. 3rd and Chestnut… Read More
Renewed Hope: Historic Jackson Hotel set for new owner; restoration planned.
The historic Jackson Hotel at 1006 N. 6th St. in Harrisburg One of Harrisburg’s most endangered historic properties has renewed… Read More
Please Unleash Me: Harrisburg’s first dog park set to open.
Harrisburg’s first public dog park is built and about to open its gates. Calling all poodles, labs and greyhounds All… Read More
March of Silence: Protestors take steps to battle human trafficking.
Greenlight Operation marchers quietly walked down State Street on Saturday. Sometimes, silence is louder than shouts. Hundreds of people walked… Read More
Housing Study: Harrisburg faces shortage of rental housing now, expected to get worse
A set of typical Harrisburg rowhomes The results of Harrisburg’s first citywide housing study are in, and they predict a… Read More