Harrisburg School District officials, students and community members cut the ribbon on Steele Elementary School.
What do we think? Will the sun make an appearance this weekend? Despite the gray, dreary days, we’ve been here to cover the news and have rounded up all of our stories for you, below. Fingers crossed there’s no more rain.
Adventures for families abound in fall, with opportunities to enjoy literature, nature and tasty treats. Find our columnist’s local suggestions, here.
Dwennimmen African Dance Community celebrates dance and culture, our magazine story reported. Lark Daniel, founder of the Harrisburg-based group, is passionate about using the art form to keep African history and culture alive, while building community.
Halloween is right around the corner and Harrisburg has shared the date of its trick-or-treat night, our online story reported. The city has several other spooky events taking place, including movie nights and a costume contest.
The Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC announced its 2024 Catalyst Award winners this week, our online story reported. Find out who was honored, here.
Harrisburg School District officials and students cut the ribbon on the renovated and reopened Steele Elementary School, our online story reported. The school was previously shuttered since 2011, but recently revitalized using federal COVID relief funds.
Mount Everest Nepali and Indian Cuisine plans to open in November in Strawberry Square in Harrisburg, our online story reported. This will be the owners’ second restaurant location.
Musical Notes lists the hot-ticket shows headed to Harrisburg this month. Our columnist has recommendations for indie, heavy metal and rock fans.
N. 2nd Street in Harrisburg marks two years since its transition from an urban highway to a neighborhood street. In his column, our publisher argues that the city needs to continue making its roads safer for residents.
October’s Community Corner features special Halloween and autumn events taking place in the Harrisburg area. In our Happenings section, find a complete list of fall festivities.
Open Stage is performing “Ride the Cyclone,” a dark comedy, this fall, our magazine story reported. The show dates back to 2008, but has recently been trending with younger audiences on social media.
Sara Bozich has your weekend plans all scheduled. Find entertainment, dining and wellness events, here.
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