PA reports 822 new COVID-19 cases; disease fatalities elevated again
The commonwealth continued to report new COVID-19 cases below 1,000, though fatalities from the disease jumped again. The state Department… Read More
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New COVID-19 cases continue a gradual decline in Pennsylvania
Newly diagnosed COVID-19 cases dipped again in PA, as the state reported one of the lowest daily case totals in… Read More
New COVID-19 cases remain just below 1,000 in PA
New COVID-19 cases today again were just below 1,000 in PA, as the state health department reported 989 newly confirmed… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
The pandemic news had some new twists and turns this week, in addition to the same old, plodding story. As… Read More
Cumberland, Perry, York counties to enter “yellow” phase next week, says governor
Much of the Harrisburg area—but not Harrisburg itself—soon will move into the “yellow” phase, meaning that the state will lift… Read More
ReOpen PA rally smaller, still passionate, the second time around
A smaller, yet still passionate, crowd gathered on Friday in front of the PA Capitol building, as ReOpen PA held… Read More
COVID-19 cases top 60,000 in PA, as day-to-day trendline continues to flatten
Pennsylvania today exceeded 60,000 total COVID-19 infections, though the number of new daily cases continued to be below 1,000. The… Read More
Harrisburg will mount barricades, limit neighborhood access for Friday’s “ReOpen PA” rally
Harrisburg plans to limit vehicular traffic tomorrow in and around the city’s Capitol district to prevent a planned protest from… Read More
At St. Stephen’s, the run may be off, but the “Race for Education” continues
These days, everything seems to be virtual, and it’s no different for running races. Many annual races, which usually double… Read More
PA again ups COVID-19 fatalities; new case data remains stable
The commonwealth again increased the statewide fatality count from COVID-19, while newly diagnosed cases continued below 1,000. The state Department… Read More