The Tri-County Association for the Blind building, bought by WebFX for possible future use
Read more about WebFX’s expansion into another mansion on Front Street, a new fare system coming to Harrisburg’s public transit this summer and more—all compiled for you below:
April’s happenings at local museums, parks, art galleries and more are all listed for you here, as seen in our monthly magazine.
Chavis Law Firm’s owner emphasizes the importance of creating a will for your family, in our April magazine story.
Dauphin County commissioners declined to approve a list of annual gaming grants, citing concerns about allocation and alleged misuse. Read more here.
Dauphin County is seeing turnover in top economic positions, according to our online story.
Harrisburg Catholic Worker hosted a press conference to call for the release of Omar Viadurre Luis, a Harrisburg asylum seeker, from an ICE detention center. Read more in our online story.
Our “Musical Notes” columnist has compiled all the best bands coming to the area this month. Click here to see the lineup, as seen in our April magazine.
Our publisher paid tribute to his late neighbor in his editorial this month—a quirky, community-minded man, who loved his leafblower. Read more, as seen in our April issue, here.
Rabbittransit plans to roll out a new, account-based fare system this summer that will allow riders to tap to pay with cards or phones, our online story reported.
Sara Bozich has compiled the best events of the weekend in her Weekend Roundup, including Plants + Pints at Strawberry Square. Check out the full list.
WebFX got almost $1 million in state money this week and plans to expand its campus into another Front Street mansion; it also purchased another building on N. 2nd Street for possible future use, our online story reports.
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