Capital Region Water Weighs $9 Million Conservation Bid
Harrisburg’s water and sewer authority announced plans Monday for a $9 million conservation agreement that would permanently restrict development on… Read More
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Harrisburg Officials Split over Critical Report on Treasury Department
An independent review of the Harrisburg treasurer’s office has split elected city officials, after City Controller Charles DeBrunner released a… Read More
st@rtup to Anchor Historic Moose Lodge Building
A Harrisburg co-working outfit will triple in size as it becomes the anchor tenant in the renovated, historic Moose Lodge… Read More
Razing the Bar: A sober assessment of Harrisburg’s attempt to shut down the Third Street Cafe.
When you walk into the Third Street Café, your first reaction may well be: This is what all the fuss… Read More
Freshman Under Fire: Sen. Rob Teplitz, a “huge target” on his back, enters a tough re-election fight.
The way Rob Teplitz saw it, he had been very patient by the time he finally rose to his feet… Read More
February News Digest
Budget Passed Again For a second time, Harrisburg has passed a 2016 budget, which was largely unchanged from the version… Read More
High-End Rug Company Plans Move into Midtown
A company from the Washington, D.C., area plans to relocate their custom and designer area rug business to Harrisburg, setting… Read More
MX Cocina Brings Tex-Mex to Midtown
Harrisburg burrito lovers rejoice–a new restaurant opened today smack-dab in the middle of Midtown. MX Cocina debuted its second location… Read More
Stolen Antique Guns Part of NRA-Sponsored Exhibit
The antique guns stolen from the National Civil War Museum in Reservoir Park over the weekend were in fact taken… Read More
Feb. 8-12: This Week in Harrisburg
Thursday, Feb. 11: City Council Legislative Session, 6 p.m. City Council Chambers, City Hall, 10 N. 2nd… Read More