This past June marked one year since PA Secretary of Education Carrie Rowe signed the Harrisburg school district out of state ...

When Christopher Reber steps foot onto the science-centric campus of Harrisburg University, he sees unique potential. On a ...

News Digest Council OKs Parks, Housing Funds At its final meeting before summer recess, Harrisburg City Council last month ...

It’s been a good few months for downtown Harrisburg. This may come as a surprise to some, but, to me, there’s no denying it.

Downtown Mechanicsburg Partnership hosts its annual Community Day in the Park at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Park, ...

One thing is for sure: soccer is having a moment in the U.S. as the World Cup brought games and fans to the states. A local program is capitalizing on that popularity, while using the sport to build ...

Recipes from home are on the menu at Midtown’s newest restaurant, which, for owner LaTasha Gantz, is like an extension of her own kitchen. Aunt Hocker’s Fish Fry opened at 1012 N. 3rd St. on Wednesday ...

Harrisburg is in the spotlight for its low cost of living. The Wall Street Journal and Realtor.com published their “Summer ...

The Dauphin County commissioners announced gaming grant reforms on Wednesday, days before the program’s next application ...

Community members of all ages can connect over faith, fellowship and fun at an event this weekend. The Trinity Church of ...

Print is coming back this fall—in miniature—with the city’s first zine festival. “Some folks might say print is dead, but ...

Marina owners and waterfront business operators in Pennsylvania usually want to know how to maximize property value while ...