Harrisburg High School principal placed on leave as district investigates concern about grading.
The principal of Harrisburg’s largest public school has been placed on leave following a concern about grading, district officials said… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
City-wide affordable housing study could inform long-term development policies, Harrisburg officials say.
Historic row homes on Boas Street in Midtown Harrisburg. How far do you travel to get to work in Harrisburg?… Read More
Home at Last: PAIRWN cuts the ribbon on new Front Street office
The ribbon was cut today at PAIRWN’s new Front Street office. After nearly two decades, the Pennsylvania Immigrant & Refugee… Read More
New CEO Named for Capital Region Water
Following an extensive search, Capital Region Water has a new chief executive officer, the Harrisburg-area water/sewer authority announced this morning.… Read More
Coming to HBG: Memoirist describes chaotic, exciting years in the White House.
Beck Dorey-Stein in her parents home in Narberth, Pa. (Photo by Lawrence Jackson) Even after eight years, the moment is… Read More
Tyrell Spradley resigns from the Harrisburg School Board, creating its second vacant seat in just one month.
The revolving door at the Harrisburg school board just keeps on swinging. School board director Tyrell Spradley resigned today, board… Read More
Harrisburg School Board appoints Patricia Whitehead-Myers as new member; delays action on dozens of personnel items.
School board member Patricia Whitehead-Myers (right) shortly after she was sworn in by Magisterial District Judge Sonia McKnight (left). The… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! We had a great night at Al’s of Hampden + Pizza Boy Brewing Co. last night — Cheers… Read More
HUB Is Home: Affordable housing for homeless veterans opens in Harrisburg
The ribbon is cut at the new HUB Veteran Housing Campus. There’s a lot to like about Harrisburg’s newest apartment… Read More
“Dead On Arrival”: Harrisburg mayor, state representative reject, vow to fight proposal to double city property taxes.
Harrisburg city hall A proposal to raise Harrisburg’s property taxes by 105 percent over three years would lead the city… Read More