Halfway Home: The Capitol Gateway Project is a huge improvement, but it’s not done yet
I tell a dark joke that, one day, I’m going to meet my maker on Forster Street. Only it’s not… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
July Publisher’s Note
The texts and emails began almost immediately. “You captured so well what I love about this city.” “Thank you for… Read More
July News Digest
July News Digest Harrisburg School District Resumes Local Control The Harrisburg School District regained local control last month. Effective June… Read More
Local Light: With a new book, Frank Pizzoli caps a lifetime of LGBTQ+ activism
When a Pride Festival protester told Frank Pizzoli, “I think homosexuality is wrong,” Pizzoli responded with, “Then don’t be a… Read More
DEI—What’s Next? The term may change but the ideals remain, say area practitioners
A few years ago, DEI became the term for wanting to promote greater fairness in society. Is that now changing?… Read More
Horses to Houses: As it turns 175, Upper Allen Township looks back, forward
The goal is looking at “where the township was, where we are now, and where we hope to be,” said… Read More
Chestnut Hill Charm: Take a weekend to explore Philly’s hidden gem
Nestled on the northwestern edge of Philadelphia, Chestnut Hill offers a respite from the everyday hustle and bustle. With its… Read More
Bark in Business: After a rough patch, Humane Society made reforms, is rebuilding trust
The adopted dog seemed excited to leave the shelter but afraid to get in her new family’s car. Vierria Maisonave,… Read More
Lifting Up: For more than a century, AAUW Harrisburg has helped empower, support women
For Kathy Silks, joining the Harrisburg Branch of the American Association of University Women “changed my life.” In the 46… Read More
Team Effort: Downtown Harrisburg needs all players on the field for its rebuild season
I am a sucker for a sports analogy, quote or story that can relate to work. Whether it’s skating to… Read More