Harrisburg deploys portable toilets to assist homeless population
More temporary toilets have arrived on the streets of Harrisburg, as the city today announced the installation of six portable… Read More
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Wolf extends “stay-at-home” order to 7 more counties, including Lebanon, Franklin
Gov. Tom Wolf today extended the state’s “stay-at-home” order to seven additional counties, including Lebanon and Franklin counties in central… Read More
New COVID-19 cases exceed 700 in PA; first death reported in Dauphin County
Pennsylvania today continued to set a new daily mark for cases of COVID-19, with 756 new positive cases reported. With… Read More
More Is More: Harrisburg’s housing challenges run deep, requiring a broad approach.
You may have noticed, but sometimes life doesn’t make a lot of sense. Candy corn, Auto-Tune, all those cat videos… Read More
March News Digest
Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Shutdowns Harrisburg last month issued an emergency declaration and shut down city government buildings to the public… Read More
Gov. Wolf extends “stay-at-home” order to Dauphin, Cumberland counties; schools to stay closed indefinitely
Dauphin and Cumberland counties have been added to the state’s “stay-at-home” order, which now includes much of south-central Pennsylvania. Gov.… Read More
Artsfest to go “virtual” this year, as coronavirus forces change
From music to theater, the arts world increasingly is opting for online performances and exhibits during the COVID-19 pandemic. Harrisburg’s… Read More
COVID-19 cases surge again, with positives topping 4,000 in PA
Positive COVID-19 cases continued to jump in Pennsylvania, as the Department of Health today reported 693 new cases. This represents… Read More
Harrisburg extends local tax-filing deadline to July 15
Harrisburg is joining the federal and state governments in extending its tax-filing deadline to mid-July. The city announced its decision… Read More
Positive COVID-19 cases top 3,000 in PA, as state sees highest daily total yet
The COVID-19 pandemic now has exceeded 3,000 cases in Pennsylvania, as the state Department of Health today reported 649 new… Read More