Harrisburg, United States (Local)
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Larry Binda’s coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics, entertainment news, and culture & society in the Harrisburg area. He's also interested in community events, art, eating habits, mental health, homelessness issues as well as local economic indicators such as home sales and water/sewer rates.
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Over the winter, a walk down the heart of downtown Harrisburg wasn’t the most encouraging stroll. Places like Arooga’s, BurgerIM and Taco Amigos had all closed, and several other storefronts were long vacant. As per foot traffic, well, let’s just say that, this past January, I felt like the last man on the tundra of […]
The CPC Film Series returned to the Capital Blue Cross Theater last Friday with a triple-feature event celebrating the work of Central Penn College alumni. The evening featured three films from filmmakers Dylan Bowman and Nik Hogan, whose projects demonstrated the wide range of creative paths available to aspiring storytellers. The event also marked a […]
By: Larry Binda
The Art Association of Harrisburg enters its second century with the retirement in September of long-time President Carrie Wissler-Thomas, who has led the group to its pivotal position in central Pennsylvania culture. Tapping into the synchronicity of the local arts scene, the AAH board selected New Cumberland gallery owner Debbie Smith for the part-time public-facing […]
For something new FREE America250 PA Commonwealth Concert Series featuring The Avett Brothers on Saturday; The City of Harrisburg's JUNETEENTH MEETS CARNIVAL on Friday and Saturday.
Former patrons of the Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center (HMAC), left stranded after the sudden closure of the venue, should be able to get ticket refunds. EventIM, which sold tickets to HMAC shows through the website www.seetickets, has agreed to provide refunds to shows that were cancelled after the Harrisburg venue abruptly closed in February, state […]
Harrisburg-area home sales dipped in May, though prices powered higher, according to the latest report on previously owned houses. For the three-county area, 561 homes sold in May compared to 599 in the year-ago period, as the median sales price increased to $305,000 from $290,000, according to data from the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors […]
Harrisburg’s effort to create a living downtown took a step forward on Friday, with the official opening of an “active adult” community. New Holland-based Garden Spot Communities cut the ribbon on the Exchange, a 39-unit apartment building located at 112 Market St., a long-time office building before the recent residential conversion. “It’s with deep humility […]
By: Larry Binda
Capping off their 100th year, Theatre Harrisburg brings us the off-Broadway romantic musical comedy “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change,” by Director Annette Trossbach and Assistant Director Becky Mease. This play is the most indulgent kind of brain candy, like eating a whole tub of Jelly Bellies in your jammies in front of the […]
June 18, 2026 | by Sara Bozich What you'll find below: Worth noting Juneteenth celebrations all weekend; Fields of Honor returns; 3rd in the Burg Friday; Father's Day events
For something new Madame Rochéle's Apothecary opens Friday; Chase the Rainbow Pride Bar Crawl on Saturday at 9 Downtown and Midtown locations! On Friday, local book release party at 611 Lounge
