New Trash Bins Hoped to Fight Litter, Increase Recycling
Beginning this week, Harrisburg is distributing 31,000 new trash and recycling bins throughout the city, as part of a sanitation… Read More
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In Trash Bill Suit, City Sees Source of Sanitation Woes
When a south Harrisburg apartment complex filed a lawsuit against the city last week, it hoped to challenge what it… Read More
Ad Company Donates Billboard Spot to City
A digital advertising company has donated a rotating billboard spot to Harrisburg city government, the mayor and company representatives announced… Read More
Fitness Studio Planned For Site Of Evicted Corner Store
A fitness studio plans to open next month at the corner of 3rd and Herr streets in Midtown, replacing a… Read More
Utilities Launch Anti-Imposter Initiative
A utilities coalition is joining forces with the state and with law enforcement organizations to help prevent robberies caused by… Read More
Not Our Fault? In Harrisburg, there’s plenty of blame to go around.
I don’t often get into screaming matches, much less in public places. But, a pint or two in at my… Read More
A Matter of Will: Do the people have a collective desire to make Harrisburg better?
I recently had a conversation with someone who isn’t from around here. As we were discussing the challenges that Harrisburg… Read More
May News Digest
Mayor’s Slate Victorious in Council Primary Three candidates endorsed by Mayor Eric Papenfuse won nominations last month for four-year terms… Read More
Mayor’s Slate Victorious in City Council Primary
Mayor Eric Papenfuse wasn’t on the ballot, but he may have emerged the greatest victor in today’s Democratic primary for… Read More
Harrisburg Zoning Board Approves Moose Lodge Conversion
The landmark Moose Lodge Temple in Midtown Harrisburg took a step closer to revival and reoccupation tonight, as the city’s… Read More