Challengers sweep Harrisburg school board race; incumbents prevail for City Council
Voter turnout may have been light, but the impact of today’s election on Harrisburg could be huge, as challengers for… Read More
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Art on the Water: Artsfest returns, marking 52 years in Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park.
A chilly breeze blew in from the Susquehanna River this morning, making it seem more like late April than late… Read More
New entrance, business center debuts at Fredricksen Library
Officials with the Cleve J. Fredricksen Library yesterday cut the ribbon on two just-completed projects—a new lower-level entrance and a… Read More
The Week that Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
What happened around Harrisburg over the past week? Here’s a summary of news and events that you may have missed.… Read More
Preliminary Harrisburg school district budget proposes 3.4% property tax hike
For a second straight year, Harrisburg property owners would see their tax bills shoot up under a proposed budget by… Read More
Obituary: Naed Smith
It is with deep sadness that we learned of the sudden passing of Naed Smith, the long-time manager of the… Read More
The Week that Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
What happened around Harrisburg last week? Here’s a summary of news and events that you may have missed. Harrisburg city… Read More
Where Do I Vote? Several polling locations have changed in Harrisburg
The municipal primary is fast approaching, prompting Dauphin County to remind voters that several polling stations have changed in Harrisburg.… Read More
Candidates hash out priorities, policies during Harrisburg school board debate
There was a sense of déjà vu on Wednesday night as numerous challengers, but few incumbents, crowded the stage during… Read More
Harrisburg readies 5-year financial plan in critical step to exit Act 47
Harrisburg officials tonight dug into the details of a proposed, five-year financial plan for the city, a critical step to… Read More