No Charge: Could free parking be coming to downtown Harrisburg?
Harrisburg restaurateur Steve Weinstock has seen his dinner business drop since downtown parking rates doubled four years ago. Weinstock, the… Read More
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Move In Day: First MulDer Square house sold, ready for new owners.
A family on Hummel Street will get the keys to their new house today, but their path to homeownership wasn’t… Read More
Moving Ahead: Despite criticism, HBG Planning Commission sticks with comprehensive plan draft.
The Harrisburg Planning Commission tonight made plans to advance the city’s comprehensive plan towards completion, a process that could last… Read More
2 for 2: Council considers, approves development projects in Harrisburg.
Harrisburg City Council tonight approved a pair of land use proposals at its semi-monthly legislative session, giving the green light… Read More
Water, Sewer Plan: Massive improvements, major rate hikes proposed over next 2 decades.
Capital Region Water announced plans today to spend more than $315 million over the next 20 years upgrading the city’s… Read More
If you see something, say something: City campaign targets dog fighting.
Citing concerns over animal welfare and illegal gambling, Harrisburg is asking its residents to help stop a scourge of illegal… Read More
Former Harrisburg Treasurer Tyrell Spradley appointed to school board.
The Harrisburg school board tonight selected Tyrell Spradley, a tax consultant and former city treasurer, to serve an appointed term… Read More
Harrisburg to host first annual “Ice & Fire” winter festival next month.
Harrisburg may be slick with ice today, but there’s more to come at a new city festival next month. The… Read More
Rate Debate: More apartments, more talk of rental rates at Harrisburg council.
Affordable housing was back in the spotlight tonight, as the Harrisburg City Council listened to plans for another downtown apartment… Read More
In With the New: Bethesda Mission to break ground on community center this year.
A teen center in North Allison Hill is slated to double in size this summer, bringing with it new programs… Read More