Harrisburg sets first public meeting for “Vision Zero”
Do you feel like you’re in a game of Frogger whenever you try to cross one of Harrisburg’s main roads?… Read More
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Mandate or Suggestion? State calls on Harrisburg school district to seek new financial managers
Soon after wrapping up a protracted debate over its superintendent, the Harrisburg school district may find itself in another personnel… Read More
Feds affirm 6 Harrisburg census tracts as “Opportunity Zones”
The federal government has approved all of the census tracts nominated for a new program aimed at spurring development in… Read More
Click & Toss: Harrisburg announces new recycling, sanitation app.
Sanitation and recycling services in Harrisburg are about to get a little more user-friendly. The city today announced a new… Read More
Citizen’s group proposes Riverfront Park monument to honor prominent African Americans
Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park is dotted with historical monuments, but none of them honor African Americans. A group of citizens hopes… Read More
Nick Laus honored by HBG restaurant community; funeral arrangements announced
An artist. A visionary. A risk-taker. Those were among the words used today to describe Harrisburg restaurateur Nick Laus, who… Read More
Harrisburg school board continues budget talks, but changes to preliminary budget unlikely, CFO says
After five years of state-imposed austerity, the Harrisburg school district doesn’t have many programs left to cut. That was the… Read More
Restaurateur Nick Laus has died, opened numerous eateries in, around, Harrisburg
Harrisburg restaurateur Nick Laus died suddenly earlier today, numerous sources have confirmed. Laus, 59, grew up in the restaurant business,… Read More
Spradley faces residency questions as citizens challenge his school board seat
A group of Harrisburg residents have issued an ultimatum to a school board member—resign your seat or we’ll ask the… Read More
Facing ouster by PennDOT, newsstand owner fights for his right to stay in the Harrisburg train station.
In the 1990s, when his lobbyist job had him crisscrossing Pennsylvania by plane and train, Bill Cologie took solace in… Read More