Parents raise concerns about security, traffic safety at school intersections.
How safe are the streets outside of Harrisburg’s schools? Data from a targeted city traffic study show that intersections outside… Read More
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Commonwealth announces theme, logo for 2019 Farm Show
The timing seems perfect. Last week was our area’s first snowfall of the season, a fitting time for the commonwealth… Read More
City Council Update: Traffic police on the move, roadwork planned for South Harrisburg
Harrisburg’s traffic police are moving their home base to Paxton Street. City Council tonight approved a one-year, $1 lease with… Read More
Here Comes Santa: Harrisburg unveils details of Saturday’s holiday parade
Food trucks, marching bands and live reindeer will flood the streets of downtown Harrisburg this weekend for the city’s annual… Read More
Harrisburg lifts hiring freeze, acts to extend lobbying effort as it prepares for Act 47 exit
After a brief period of austerity, Harrisburg is hiring again. Mayor Eric Papenfuse said today that he lifted a five-month… Read More
A Message of Hope: Allison Hill mural offers permanent record of “Familias Separadas” art project.
The massive mural that appeared on the steps of the state Capitol building in October may be coming down this… Read More
Harrisburg eyes Forster Street lane change, sheltered bike routes as infrastructure blitz continues.
A two-way traffic conversion on 2nd Street isn’t the only big road improvement being proposed for Harrisburg. City officials are… Read More
Codes inspectors rule out demolition as repairs begin at Swallow Mansion.
Public safety officials don’t expect to bring a wrecking ball to the historic Swallow Mansion on N. 6th Street, where… Read More
With new training facility, HU unveils largest e-sports campus in North America
Harrisburg University cut the ribbon today on its new e-sports training facility, a practice and competition space that officials say… Read More
A New North 2nd Street: Residents debate bike lanes, parking and more at public meeting.
Transportation experts say that a pedestrian who’s struck by a car traveling 40 miles per hour has only a 10… Read More