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July 16, 2026 | by Sara Bozich What you'll find below For something new : For something new and weird, it's Harrisburg Fringe

Harrisburg-area home sales and prices both increased in June, according to the latest report on previously owned houses. For the three-county area, 676 homes changed hands compared to 634 in June 2025, as the median sales price rose to $326,500 from $303,700, stated data from the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors (GHAR). In Dauphin County, […]

It’s mid-summer, which brings us steamy weather, outdoors activities and, if you’re a journalist in Pennsylvania, the year’s most anticipated press awards. This week, we learned that TheBurg received 25 individual and group Keystone Media Awards, a peer-reviewed contest sponsored by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association (PNA) Foundation. This year, PNA received 2,545 entries from 124 […]

For something new Community Jazz & Art Show in SoMa Harrisburg on Saturday; Sunday Scaries at Plant Witch now every week

On Thursday, the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association (PNA) Foundation announced the award, which recognizes news organizations “for overall excellence across all departments,” according to the foundation.

An affordable housing project proposed for Uptown Harrisburg has received the thumbs down from the city’s zoning board, mostly due to concerns over parking. Earlier this week, the city’s Zoning Hearing Board voted 2-0 to deny a variance and special exception for the project, located at the corner of N. 3rd and Maclay streets. Breneman […]

Harrisburg has publicly released a scathing email from the city’s former communications director that criticizes several key officials, as well as a refutation of those charges. On Friday evening, the city’s business administrator, Antonio Megna, publicly released an email entitled “Things Council Needs to Know,” which former communications director, Mischelle Moyer, allegedly sent to City […]

“Get me a pack of cigarettes,” says Willem Dafoe's Ed Saxberger to his neighborhood bodega man. He's six years sober—it's been a while. “Whatever the NYU kids are smoking,” he adds.

August 6, 2026 | by Sara Bozich What you'll find below For something new Silent Disco in Coronet Park Friday night.

As it gears up for a major rehabilitation of the Market Street Bridge, the commonwealth is inviting public review and comments both online and in person. On Friday, the PA Department of Transportation opened its 30-day public comment period on the planned seven-year project, which will include significant changes and improvements to the historic span […]