Local places of worship, nonprofits receive funding for security, safety enhancements
Friday starts off a holiday weekend celebrated by many local religious communities. The day before, state officials announced funding to… Read More
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Harrisburg U, M&T Bank launch program, competition to encourage, nurture diverse businesses
Do you have what it takes? If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur in the Harrisburg area, you may now have a… Read More
Harrisburg’s 2nd Street set for two-way flip, year-end completion, as manager offers project update
Harrisburg is on track to complete the conversion of 2nd Street to two-way traffic by year-end, the city said today.… Read More
Harrisburg City Council approves funds for local groups, mandates recording of city board meetings
A number of Harrisburg organizations will receive money to assist with housing assistance and social services, following approval by City… Read More
Home prices much higher, sales slip, in Harrisburg area in March
Home prices rose at a brisk pace, though sales fell, in the latest monthly report on previously owned homes in… Read More
Authentic Mexican café to open in downtown Harrisburg, serving family recipes
A new café is set to open in downtown Harrisburg, showcasing both traditional Mexican and American cuisine. Café De Olla… Read More
Pop-rock band LANY set for Riverfront Park date this summer
You can add the pop-rock band LANY to the lineup of musicians set to play Riverfront Park this summer. On… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
There’s never a dull week in the Burg. This week, new businesses opened, parks and street projects broke ground, and… Read More
Herbal, botanical shop opens in Harrisburg, bringing natural wellness to the area
Tucked in a tiny storefront in residential Olde Uptown is a new shop focused on bringing wellness to Harrisburg through… Read More
Local artist’s PA-focused paintings chosen for exhibit at U.S. embassy in Eastern Europe
When Reina “R76” Wooden first received an email requesting her artwork for an exhibit in Eastern Europe, she thought it… Read More