Pride Parade to return next month to downtown Harrisburg
Harrisburg will bring on the pride for an annual event next month. The Pride Festival of Central PA will return… Read More
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Grant opportunities announced for nonprofits in central PA
A local community foundation is issuing a call for its latest grant opportunities. The Foundation for Enhancing Communities (TFEC) said… Read More
Harrisburg School District set to exit receivership, return to board control after six years
The Harrisburg School District is set to regain local control this month. The Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) announced on… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
The June issue of our magazine just came out this week, which means it’s time for summer fun! Check out… Read More
June News Digest
Incumbent Mayor Williams Re-Nominated Harrisburg voted to retain its leadership in city hall last month, as incumbent Mayor Wanda Williams… Read More
Dan Miller wins GOP nomination for Harrisburg mayor as write-in, weighs general election bid
The runner-up Democratic challenger for Harrisburg mayor in last week’s municipal primary election may run on the Republican ticket in… Read More
Former Harrisburg judge sentenced to over a decade in prison for attempted murder
A former Harrisburg judge found guilty of attempted murder has been sentenced to over a decade in prison. On Wednesday… Read More
Midtown apartment proposal gets zoning change; council makes appointments to water utility, law enforcement boards
A project to construct a large apartment building in Midtown has faced several delays and setbacks, but took a step… Read More
Proposed pay-what-you-can restaurant concept for Midtown revived under new owner
A Harrisburg housing organization plans to expand their mission to include another basic necessity—food. Thrive Housing Services told TheBurg that… Read More
Harrisburg poet to teach young writers to tell their stories through free library workshops
A local poet will help students put pen to paper to tell a story this summer. The Dauphin County Library… Read More