A House Divided: Battle begins for housing funds in Harrisburg.
The annual tug of war over federal housing dollars began tonight in Harrisburg, as City Council introduced an ordinance to… Read More
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The annual tug of war over federal housing dollars began tonight in Harrisburg, as City Council introduced an ordinance to… Read More
Area residents will be able to celebrate and learn local African-American history at the first annual African-American Black History Expo… Read More
After two drug raids early this morning, Harrisburg residents on Luce and Balm streets felt safe to come out on… Read More
A new mural will celebrate Harrisburg’s African-American history, adorning the side of a building that once hosted such luminaries as… Read More
Hey, you, down there. Yeah, you. The guy stuck in traffic on the Washington Beltway. The woman staring up at… Read More
Pennsylvanians are looking at a tax increase. The only question is who is going to pay and how much. Will… Read More
Papenfuse Re-nominated Incumbent Eric Papenfuse secured the Democratic nomination for Harrisburg mayor last month by a wide margin, putting him… Read More
When cyclists ride through Reservoir Park and glide past the riverfront, they get to see a piece of Harrisburg history:… Read More
Terriers and hounds soon may displace groundhogs and squirrels from a block of long-empty land in Midtown, as plans are… Read More
A small change to trash can lids may cut the amount of litter on Harrisburg streets. That’s the idea behind… Read More
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