“Saturday Nights in the City” extended through the end of August
Harrisburg is setting the table for more al fresco dining this summer. “Saturday Nights in the City,” the outdoor dining… Read More
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Six Months in the Mirror: Strange days, indeed
In the news business, big surprises are few. At first blush, that may sound strange because isn’t novelty intrinsic to… Read More
A June to Remember: Revisiting a month of history
The Black Lives Matter movement dominated our news coverage over the past month, as thousands of people gathered for protests… Read More
July News Digest
Harrisburg Adopts “8 Can’t Wait” Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse last month announced the city’s plan to evaluate and rewrite its… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
This week may not have been quite as jam-packed as last, but there was still plenty of news, including several… Read More
PA averaged about 500 new daily COVID-19 cases over past week, state says
New COVID-19 cases in PA remained relatively stable this week, with the state reporting an average of just over 500… Read More
UPMC launches “Healthy Harrisburg,” program designed to help residents manage chronic illness
Organizations across the country recently have been taking steps towards inclusivity and equity in their services. UPMC Pinnacle has had… Read More
Capital Region Water votes to delay stormwater fee until Oct. 1
Capital Region Water will delay its new stormwater fee for three months, citing the coronavirus pandemic as the reason. The… Read More
Harrisburg to open parks for pre-4th fireworks, begins tracking illegal use
Keep buying those fireworks, but be careful where you set them off. The city is opening spaces for Harrisburg residents… Read More
Young Professionals of Color in home stretch of funding 30 Harrisburg classroom projects
For four years, the Harrisburg Young Professionals of Color have raised funds for city classrooms. This year is their biggest… Read More