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Two Harrisburg-based museums and a historical society have been chosen to receive thousands in state grant money. Whitaker ...

Transition leadership for the Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg announced this week that it is in negotiations with a ...

When I asked my husband if he’d like to accompany me to a play about a slightly inappropriate May/December romance, he said, ...

Harrisburg officials paused construction to lead reporters through the Broad Street Market on Wednesday. Mayor Wanda Williams ...

The Harrisburg School District has begun issuing students ID badges in an effort to streamline student security and ...

Is evil bred into us, or can we be born that way? The question as old as Cain and Abel explains the enduring appeal of Rhoda Penmark, the angel with the devil inside. Oyster Mill Playhouse’s ...

Harrisburg has taken the next step toward selling Reed-era artifacts. City Council on Tuesday approved a short-term lease of an empty downtown commercial space to store and catalogue artifacts, ...

Cumberland County’s farmland has always been an economic engine. But the next chapter of agribusiness growth here isn’t just ...

A project that would transform vacant buildings along N. 2nd Street into dozens of downtown apartments has received the green ...

Harrisburg school officials have provided numbers on what they believe a city tax abatement program is costing the district.

On Sept. 11, 2001, 38 planes were diverted to Gander, Newfoundland, nearly doubling their population. Despite heightened ...