Buddy the Elf and Santa will reunite for Nov. 19 Holiday Parade
Halloween may have just ended, but Harrisburg is well underway in preparing for this year’s Holiday Parade. The parade will… Read More
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Capitol Capital: To fight real and perceived corruption, we must strengthen our campaign fundraising rules.
Last year, we authored an article discussing the conflict of political consultants as registered lobbyists in Pennsylvania—those providing services to… Read More
Price of Progress: With development come growing pains
A short while ago, after (another) grueling workout at Next Step Performance in Midtown Harrisburg, I tried to cross the… Read More
The Fight for the 15th: Teplitz, DiSanto stake out their positions for the state Senate race.
Election Day is nearly upon us and, locally, there may be no more fraught race than the battle for the… Read More
October News Digest
Courthouse Clears Hurdle A proposed new federal courthouse for Harrisburg took a significant step forward last month, as a Congressional… Read More
Telescopes, zip lines and more: Residents brainstorm on Reservoir Park improvements
A telescope, mounted high above the city in Reservoir Park, would give city youth a different perspective on life—perhaps one… Read More
Get costumes ready for City Council’s Pre-Trick or Treat Bash
Get your Halloween costume ready, if it’s flame resistant, that is. Harrisburg City Council will host a pre-trick or treat… Read More
End of the Lane: The last owner of A. Lane shares his memories, as one of Harrisburg’s oldest stores prepares to close.
Editor’s Note: A Harrisburg institution, A. Lane Used Furniture will close next weekend after 90 years in business. In this… Read More
Impact Harrisburg awards more than $4 million in grants for economic development
Impact Harrisburg announced the first recipients of economic development grants yesterday. Eight organizations received nearly $3 million total in economic… Read More
State of the City Address reflects on past successes, supports nonprofits
Dr. Roma J. Benjamin left the Camp Curtin YMCA this morning with a little something extra. The nonprofit she founded… Read More