Dan Miller announced his run for mayor of Harrisburg at a press conference at the Atlas Street Community Garden.
We finally made it through January, and our February issue of the magazine just dropped. Make sure you grab a copy, but first, catch up on our news reporting from the week, below.
“All We Imagine as Light” depicts the everyday lives of two women in Mumbai, according to our reviewer. Midtown Cinema is showing the film this month in Harrisburg.
City Council approved the land development plan for an affordable housing development for seniors, our online story reported. The project, planned for 1001 N. 18th St., is expected to break ground in the fall.
City Treasurer Dan Miller announced that he will run for mayor of Harrisburg, our online story reported. He said that he will bring government experience and city knowledge to the field of candidates.
A day trip to Lancaster County may be the perfect way to have fun as a family. In our column, find suggestions for family adventures to explore wildlife.
Eric Hagarty was hired as the new chief clerk for Dauphin County, our online story reported. Hagarty, who served as the acting secretary of education from 2022 to 2023, will begin in the role on Feb. 3.
Historic Harrisburg Association announced its annual “preservation priorities” list, our reporting found. The organization named the fire-damaged Broad Street Market its top priority for the year.
Kazoku Isan Dojo, which recently opened in New Cumberland, serves as a tribute to owner Michael Sheffield’s former karate instructor. In our magazine story, find out how the sport has changed his life and what he hopes to share with students.
Meeka Fine Jewelry in Camp Hill recently celebrated its 10th anniversary, our magazine story reported. Owner Monika Krol makes and sells her own jewelry at the shop, as well as pieces by other artists.
Our publisher introduces the February issue of the magazine in his note to readers, here.
Sara Bozich has a list of this weekend’s events, with something for everyone. From plant sales, to live music to an ice festival, everything is right here.
Soles4Me will open a new store at 9 N. 3rd St. to sell new and pre-owned sneakers and designer clothes, our online story reported. The shop held its soft opening on Friday.
Theatre Harrisburg’s “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical” is a coming-of-age action comedy. This version of a familiar story “stands out with its fast and funny lyrics delivered by Theatre Harrisburg’s talented vocalists,” says our reviewer.
Visit Hershey & Harrisburg announced Sharon S. Myers as its new president and CEO, our online story reported. Myers most recently served as the executive director of the PA Farm Show Complex & Expo Center.
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