The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
With warm spring weather in the forecast, it may be the perfect weekend to get out and about. Find a… Read More
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Harrisburg eviction, water shut off ban extended through mid-June
For the fifth time, Harrisburg has taken action to prevent residents from being displaced from their homes. Mayor Eric Papenfuse… Read More
Live music comes back strong this fall, with addition of Rodrigo y Gabriela, CAAMP
If acoustic music is your jam, Harrisburg University is bringing two major concerts to the area later this year. HU… Read More
Harrisburg breaks ground on 2nd Street two-way conversion project
Harrisburg residents will start to see changes coming to N. 2nd Street as the city reconfigures it to be safer… Read More
Fundraiser launched to fix, upgrade damaged Broad Street Market sign
The Broad Street Market needs some help from the community—or at least, its iconic sign does. The market is initiating… Read More
Local artists seek to support each other and bring the community together through art, music events
During the pandemic, Mandy Iglesias found that it was really hard to dance socially distanced. She tried to keep her… Read More
Ryan Unger named new president, CEO of Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC
The Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC soon will have new leadership, as Ryan Unger today was named to head the… Read More
Harrisburg mayor proposes trial of guaranteed income program to combat poverty
Harrisburg has been compared before to Stockton, Calif., as both cities have a shared history of financial crisis. Mayor Eric… Read More
More apartments headed to downtown Harrisburg, as council OKs building conversion
Downtown Harrisburg soon will have another new apartment building, as City Council approved an office-to-residential conversion on Tuesday. During a… Read More
Apply Now: Dauphin County opens application process for new commissioner
Would you like to be the next Dauphin County commissioner? Dauphin County President Judge John F. Cherry is now accepting… Read More