Blue in the Blood: Commissioner’s son joins Harrisburg Police Bureau.
Carlin Carter isn’t the only police officer for whom law enforcement is a family tradition, but his new job with… Read More
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Harrisburg Police Bureau welcomes new officers, hopes for more growth outside of Act 47.
The Harrisburg Police Bureau swore in seven new hires and promoted two officers in a ceremony at the State Museum… Read More
Surrounded by friends, Elementary Coffee founder announces new location, new home.
Andrea Grove stood amidst piles of boards, debris and other signs of an active construction site. She also stood among… Read More
Council overrides mayoral veto on AutoZone.
Harrisburg City Council tonight firmly rejected the wishes of the city’s mayor, unanimously overturning a veto that will allow an… Read More
Mayor vetoes city council planning provision for AutoZone.
Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse has issued the third veto of his administration, this time against a City Council action that… Read More
South Allison Hill businesses restore old storefronts with local grants.
Four historic storefronts in South Allison Hill are due to get facelifts in 2019, thanks to $60,000 worth of grants… Read More
Year-long apartment project set to begin in downtown Harrisburg
Work is set to start on one of Harrisburg’s largest residential projects in recent years–the conversion of two downtown office… Read More
Harrisburg Police offer new timeline for body camera deployment.
The Harrisburg Police Bureau is eyeing a late spring launch for its department-wide body camera program, according to city hall… Read More
New York realty company buys Kline Plaza, hopes to revitalize shopping center.
Harrisburg’s Kline Plaza sold last month to a New York-based realty company, which hopes to bring new life to the… Read More
HMAC owner names 15 defendants in defamation lawsuit.
Making good on a promise he issued this summer, the owner of a Harrisburg bar, restaurant and entertainment venue has… Read More