The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
Loving the sunny weather this week in Harrisburg? So are we! To add to the brightness in your day, open… Read More
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Harrisburg School District shares preliminary 2023-24 budget, no tax increase proposed
The Harrisburg School District has started crafting its spending plan for the upcoming year. At a school board meeting this… Read More
Bloom & Build: Harrisburg activist plans to create park at site of vacant lot in Allison Hill
A Harrisburg neighborhood may soon have a new park. Local climate change activist Char Magaro has plans to transform a… Read More
Harrisburg residents weigh in on city’s proposed use of American Rescue Plan Act funding
Harrisburg officials have their own ideas for how to use millions of dollars in federal funding, but so do residents.… Read More
March home sales dropped but prices rose modestly in Harrisburg area
Home sales fell but prices inched higher in the latest report on previously owned houses in the Harrisburg area. For… Read More
Rerouting: Fewer trucks are getting stuck under Harrisburg’s Front Street bridge. What has changed?
Harrisburg may have found a way to curb its stuck truck problem. City officials explained that, since they installed new… Read More
New federal courthouse in Harrisburg set to open to public next week
Court soon will be in session. The recently constructed Sylvia H. Rambo U.S. Courthouse in Harrisburg is slated to open… Read More
Zeroday Brewing Co. acquires restaurant, revamps menu at its flagship taproom
A Harrisburg restaurant is under new ownership and has changed culinary direction with an entirely new menu. Late Friday, Zeroday… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
We wish all of our readers a happy Easter! Whatever your plans are for the weekend, if you haven’t yet… Read More
Harrisburg City Council to hold town hall meetings on proposed use of American Rescue Plan funds
Harrisburg has millions of federal COVID relief dollars to spend, and the city wants to hear from residents on a… Read More