The Dauphin County Commissioners approved the allocation of annual gaming grants this week.
It’s the weekend, which means it’s the perfect time to explore Harrisburg. Try a new restaurant, catch a movie at Midtown Cinema or stop by the Broad Street Market and try something new! Grab a copy of the magazine while you’re out and catch up on our daily news coverage, below.
Dauphin County announced the recipients of its annual gaming grants, our online story reported. Over 150 businesses and nonprofits were awarded from the county’s $8.3 million share of revenue from Hollywood Casino at Penn National.
The Dauphin County housing authority will hold a community meeting on March 15 to encourage landlords to accept housing choice vouchers, our online story reported. According to authority officials, there is an affordable housing shortage locally.
Down to Earth Café recently opened in Legacy Park in Mechanicsburg, our magazine story reported. Owner Alex Rojohn offers sustainably sourced coffee and strives to create a welcoming atmosphere.
The Federal Building in downtown Harrisburg has sold again, for the second time in a year, our reporting found. An out-of-town buyer has purchased the property, but it is unclear what plans they have for it.
The Harrisburg School District is in search of someone to take over operations of their Joshua Farm property, our online story reported. In the past, outside organizations have managed the farm, providing educational experiences for district students.
Harrisburg University Presents announced two bands that will perform in Riverfront Park as part of its 2023 Summer Concert Series, our online story reported. Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit will take the stage on July 26 and The Head and The Heart will perform on Aug. 26.
Jonathan Diggs Duke has become a regular performer around Harrisburg, our magazine story reported. The jazz musician is often found playing his trumpet outside the Broad Street market or in other local venues.
Kappa Omega, the Harrisburg chapter of the national Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, celebrated its 100th anniversary in January, our magazine story reported. For decades, the men have made an impact on the city through their careers, service and mentorship.
Long-haul COVID-19 is affecting the lives of people locally and across the country who continue to have lingering health issues years after contracting the virus. In our magazine story, read about what patients are dealing with and how physicians are treating them, while learning along the way.
Sara Bozich has a lot of fun events lined up for the weekend in the Harrisburg area. Find a show, concert or place to eat, here.
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