“New Beginning”: Harrisburg Council OKs nonprofit structure for Broad Street Market.
Harrisburg’s historic farmers market was given the all clear to transition to a nonprofit entity tonight, as City Council approved… Read More
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Parking Problems: City residents continue to gripe about rates, service as Park Harrisburg board meets
Park Harrisburg has operated and enforced Harrisburg’s street and garage parking for two years now. Yet residents at last night’s… Read More
‘Tis the Season: See Governor’s Residence at Holiday Open House
Stockings have been hung, trees decorated and halls decked in one of Pennsylvania’s most notable homes–and you’re invited to drop… Read More
Going Green: Capital Region Water unveils a green solution for city’s storm water problem
Harrisburg’s water infrastructure has a problem that affects nearly every resident. When even moderate rain falls, the combined sewer system… Read More
In Transit: PennDOT unveils concepts for Market Street corridor.
Ever since Adam Meinstein purchased Harrisburg’s old central post office in 2011, there hasn’t been much good news for him… Read More
Going, Gone: The last day for a furniture store, another day on Market Street.
We got registers. Anybody want these old registers? We got $10. $10 on these old registers. Sold. We got these… Read More
November News Digest
Martin-Roberts Declares for Mayor The race for Harrisburg mayor got off to an early start last month, as former City… Read More
The Case for 15: If done right, $15 an hour minimum wage could make a lot of sense.
You may remember Old Fezziwig as a young Scrooge’s generous employer in “A Christmas Carol.” But, according to author and… Read More
Administration Focuses on Capital Improvements with Proposed 2017 City Budget
Mayor Eric Papenfuse last night proposed a $65 million budget for 2017, a spending plan meant to address several… Read More
Harrisburg School Board Moves Forward with Organic Composting Project
One man’s trash is another student’s educational opportunity. Or at least that’s the reasoning of the Harrisburg School Board, which… Read More