Harrisburg Mayor OKs State’s Verizon Workout, Reluctantly
On Tuesday night, Harrisburg City Council voted 6-0 in favor of an agreement with Assured Guaranty Municipal Corp., the bond… Read More
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Harrisburg Gets a Lift as Uber Launches in City
Got a car? Then you might be able to go into business for yourself, as the Uber ride-sharing service… Read More
Judgment Call: Before condemning Harrisburg, opinion-writers might want to pick up the phone.
In case you missed it, I took a month off from my publisher’s column to start 2015, in favor of… Read More
A Message from Jack: Maybe Harrisburg can’t do much about its tax rate, but it still can be more welcoming to outsiders.
I get letters. Well, not exactly letters, since no one writes letters anymore, but the modern equivalent—email. Most email is… Read More
On Hipsters and Harrisburg: Can beards & vinyl coexist with church socials and civic engagement?
In the city of Harrisburg, there is an ongoing battle about who’s who. Historically, it’s consisted of skirmishes based on… Read More
January News Digest
LERTA Hung Up The Harrisburg City Council last month quashed an effort to revive a city tax abatement proposal, the… Read More
Gun Rally in Harrisburg Park Postponed Until Spring
A gun-rights group suing Harrisburg over its firearms ordinances has postponed a rally until April, after bad weather and a… Read More
Council Weighs Debt Settlement For Downtown Verizon Building
Harrisburg City Council considered for the first time publicly Thursday night the details of a proposed settlement with Assured Guaranty… Read More
After First Year, Taking Stock of Harrisburg’s Recovery
On the campaign trail in 2013, soon-to-be-mayor Eric Papenfuse spoke approvingly of the state’s financial recovery plan for Harrisburg, saying… Read More
Hearings Scheduled For Proposed Clarks Valley Land Sale
Harrisburg’s water and sewer authority has scheduled two public hearings to discuss a proposed Clarks Valley land sale. The first… Read More