A Kid’s-Eye View: What do Harrisburg youth think of their city? I asked.
Lately, I’ve been talking with a lot of kids in the city of Harrisburg. They’re all ages, from little ones… Read More
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Healthy Discussion: The ladies of Zoombalicious offer Harrisburg a fitness lesson and a civics lesson.
You see a lot through five-plus years of covering Harrisburg City Council meetings. Fights and arguments. Council members muttering and… Read More
Spirited Arrival: Distillery Set to Open in Harrisburg
Lovers of small-batch, locally produced spirits, raise a glass—it looks like Harrisburg will get its first craft distillery after all.… Read More
March News Digest
12 Run for Council A dozen residents handed in petitions last month to run in the May primary for seats… Read More
After Challenge, Candidate Seeks to Unmask His True Rival
Every election season, the challenges appear, picking out every conceivable error on political candidates’ paperwork—some glaring, some subtle—in an attempt… Read More
Parking Play: The mayor’s quarter-million-dollar bet on downtown parking.
Harrisburg motorists are about to be part of Mayor Eric Papenfuse’s grand parking gamble. The wager? That reduced happy hour… Read More
Council Candidate Kennedy-Shaffer Faces Petition Challenge
Harrisburg City Council candidate Alan Kennedy-Shaffer faces two challenges to his bid for office that, if successful, would strike him… Read More
Mixed Use Proposed for Historic Moose Lodge
WCI Partners is eyeing the former Ronald H. Brown Charter School site, which it would like to restore and… Read More
Kane: Incinerator Probe Hoped To End Soon
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane briefly addressed the progress of the probe into Harrisburg’s incinerator financings Tuesday morning, saying her… Read More
Harrisburg School Property Taxes Eliminated under Wolf Plan
Harrisburg residents would see their school property taxes zeroed out if a bold plan proposed today by Gov. Tom Wolf… Read More