Holiday Cheer: Midstate Distillery Set to Open
If all goes according to plan, Harrisburg’s first craft distillery will open next month, as Midstate Distillery today received its… Read More
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New Tenants Lined Up for Strawberry Square
Two new tenants soon will land in Strawberry Square in Harrisburg, it was announced today. Harristown Enterprises said it has… Read More
Harrisburg Ordered to Release More Records to Reed Defense Team
The state open-records office today ordered the city to release yet more records in response to a voluminous request by… Read More
In Harrisburg Recovery, Fairness Remains Matter of Debate at City Hall
It was a raw deal, paying off reckless financiers out of the pockets of the common man. Or it was… Read More
Gun-Rights Attorney To Seek Donor Names On Appeal
An attorney in a legal battle with Harrisburg over its gun laws plans to appeal a ruling in the city’s… Read More
Mayor on Leaves: Bag ‘Em, Don’t Blow ‘Em, Please
As fall advances, the city is once again asking residents to collect leaves in compostable bags, not rake or blow… Read More
Harrisburg Changes Leaf Collection Procedure
Harrisburg is changing its leaf-collecting procedure this year, asking residents to use compostable paper bags for leaf collecting and disposal.… Read More
A Poverty of Action: It’s time for the private sector to take greater responsibility to improve this city.
Recently, my wife and I ventured down Route 283, as we do a few times a year, to experience Lancaster’s… Read More
Common Cause: Can the “Eliminate the School Property Tax Now” campaign unite right and left?
Being a political town, Harrisburg, at any one time, has large numbers of groups clamoring to make their views known… Read More
The Cost of Recovery: As Harrisburg’s recovery plan turns 2, how close is the city to financial stability?
What will it take for Harrisburg to exit Act 47, Pennsylvania’s program for cash-strapped municipalities? Don’t ask the citizens of… Read More