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The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg

Agape Elixir Bar is slated to open in downtown Harrisburg.

This week has brought plenty of local news that will help you feel informed and connected to your community. If you missed any of our coverage, we have it all linked below. 

Agape Elixir Bar will open on Sept. 23 in the SoMa neighborhood of downtown Harrisburg, our online story reported. The bar will offer non-alcoholic beverages, including hemp-derived CBD drinks, among others.

Bob’s Art Blog takes a look at creative fall happenings. Galleries in the area have many exciting exhibits this month and Bob shares them, in his column.

Capital Region Water said that Market Street, between Evergreen and 13th streets, will be closed for several weeks, our online story reported. CRW will make repairs to one of the oldest sewer lines in the city.

City Council approved an agreement between Harrisburg and a court-appointed receiver for the Residences at Governor’s Square, a troubled affordable housing development. In our online story, read more about the receiver’s plans to stabilize the bankrupt property.

Food pantries play an important role in curbing hunger in the area, our magazine story reported. The small pantries provide a low-barrier option, making assistance accessible to a wider net of people in need.

Gallery Walk is returning to Harrisburg for the 37th year on Sept. 14. Find out which artists and galleries will participate, in our magazine story.

Home sales in the Harrisburg area were lower this August compared to last year, but prices remained about the same. Find specific information for the tri-county region, here.

Open Stage has brought back its musical revue “Come Together: A Celebration of the Beatles” for the 40thyear. Our reviewer shares her praise for the show, here.

Raices Creativas, a local group of artists, will host events to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, our online story reported. The team hopes to bring together the Latino and creative communities for connection.

Sara Bozich has got you covered with weekend plans, offering suggestions from around the area, here.

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