Following church consolidation, Derry Street UMC leaders fight for right to stay in South Allison Hill.
Derry Street United Methodist Church may draw 80 to 100 worshippers to Sunday morning services on any given week –… Read More
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Harrisburg School Board hears charter application for midtown elementary school.
A new elementary charter school could open its doors in Midtown Harrisburg next year, if it gets the approval it… Read More
Pre-built police substation arrives in South Allison Hill.
Four oversized-load tractor-trailers delivered the new Harrisburg police substation to its site in South Allison Hill this morning, where the… Read More
Harrisburg Police Bureau loses majority of new officers over four-year period, Mayor says.
Harrisburg officials revealed tonight that low salaries and demanding work conditions have led to a “staggering” 58 percent attrition rate… Read More
Harrisburg school board takes first steps to find new solicitor.
For the first time since 2015, the recently reorganized Harrisburg school board is fielding applicants for a new district solicitor.… Read More
Report: Harrisburg’s IT system riddled with risks.
As cyber security experts put it, becoming the target of a cybercrime or data disaster isn’t a question of “if,”… Read More
Following standstill, Harrisburg plans to continue debt negotiations in 2019.
A nine-month effort to reduce interest rates on a large portion of Harrisburg’s debt looks likely to continue into the… Read More
Lack of parking at new federal courthouse has local officials worried.
As the construction of a long-awaited federal courthouse in Midtown Harrisburg inches forward, there remains one vital question that project… Read More
More Local, More Organic: With federal grant, Radish & Rye eyes expansion in Midtown Harrisburg.
In life, good fortune sometimes takes you by surprise. Julia and Dusty James had long planned to open a seven-day-a-week… Read More
Harrisburg officials see “a light at the end of the tunnel” as they conclude busiest year yet for demolitions.
For years, Harrisburg’s fight against blighted homes has looked something like a game of Whack-a-Mole. As soon as codes officers… Read More