Thrive Housing Services cut the ribbon on its new housing for young adults.
Harrisburg has seen its first snow this winter. Does that make it officially the holiday season? Might as well put on some Christmas music and cozy up with some great reading material, below.
32nd Street Mercantile held a grand reopening as it recently changed ownership, our online story reported. The store is comprised of 43 makers, each with their own niche.
Angela Lapioli, a local artist, won an award through the 2024 “Art of the State” competition. In our magazine story, read about the inspiration behind her craft.
The Capital Area Greenbelt Association, at a City Council meeting, shared its proposal for re-routing a portion of the Greenbelt in south Harrisburg, our online story reported. The association plans to move the trail, as Tunnel to Towers has proposed building housing for veterans in the area.
Cooking for holiday meals can be a great learning opportunity for kids and bonding time for families. In our magazine story, read some tips for how to include children in the process.
Harrisburg School District officials shared a proposal to employ school police officers, our reporting found. According to officials, student incidents and expulsions have been steadily rising.
High Dive will open on N. 3rd Street in Harrisburg as a dive/cocktail bar hybrid, our online story reported. Owner Josh Kesler, who also owns Millworks in Harrisburg, was inspired to revitalize a historic property in the neighborhood.
Holiday festivities are in full swing in the Harrisburg area, and there are plenty of ways to enjoy them as a family. Check out our columnist’s guide for families looking to get outdoors, volunteer and have fun.
Mojito Beach Boutique offers unique clothing with something for everyone. In our magazine story, read about how the Mechanicsburg business caters to customers.
Pennsylvania Girls Rugby makes the sport accessible to young women at an earlier age, our magazine story reported. Not only does the league help improve a girl’s athletic skills, but it also builds leadership skills.
Sara Bozich’s Weekend Roundup is the perfect guide for planning your weekend, here.
Thrive Housing Services cut the ribbon on its new apartment building for homeless young adults in Harrisburg, our online story reported. The building offers 16 apartments for 18- to 24-year-olds that have aged out of the foster care system.
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