Going Up: HBG school board passes preliminary budget with maximum tax hike, staff cuts.
Harrisburg homeowners likely will pay higher school taxes this year, thanks to a preliminary budget approved by the Harrisburg school… Read More
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Who Was Chosen? Harrisburg proposes recipients for federal housing funds.
The annual process of disbursing federal housing funds began tonight, as Harrisburg City Council introduced an ordinance that would provide… Read More
“Markets Have Collapsed”: Cities, waste companies ponder next steps as the recycling industry faces crisis.
If you tossed paper or plastic in a blue recycling bin this year, there’s a good chance it won’t find… Read More
Superintendents to State: We need more funding to support our students.
A group of Pennsylvania superintendents, students and parents rallied inside the state Capitol for increased school funding on Tuesday, saying… Read More
Summer Service: CAT, Hershey Entertainment team up to connect people to jobs.
With summer approaching, Capital Area Transit (CAT) once again is partnering with Hershey Entertainment & Resorts to bring workers to… Read More
School board to vote on tax hikes, staff cuts in budget meeting next week.
The Harrisburg School Board will hold a special meeting on Tuesday, May 29 to vote on its proposed budget for… Read More
Amid jeers and boos, Harrisburg School Board votes to re-hire Superintendent Knight-Burney.
Sybil Knight-Burney will remain the superintendent of the Harrisburg school district for at least three more years, the city’s school… Read More
“Worst Municipal Finance Disaster”: Commonwealth files lawsuit against actors in HBG incinerator debacle.
The commonwealth of Pennsylvania filed a civil lawsuit on Monday against numerous companies involved in Harrisburg’s disastrous incinerator retrofit, seeking… Read More
Elected officials or “secret society”? School board’s private meetings raise concerns about state transparency laws, experts say.
In the past year that Jayne Buchwach has attended Harrisburg School Board meetings, she’s noticed that they follow a reliable… Read More
No Rain Please: Artsfest returns to the Harrisburg waterfront with much to do, see, eat, drink.
With the continuous rain and cloudy weather, Harrisburg is in dire need of some color. Enter the 51st annual Artsfest.… Read More