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Maddie Conley's coverage focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. She frequently covers topics related to entertainment news, family & relationships, government & politics, and house & home within the context of Harrisburg.
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By: Maddie Conley
A spike in adrenaline might just prove helpful with fundraising. Big Brothers Big Sisters of South-Central PA has announced plans for its annual Over the Edge fundraiser on Oct. 9, in which participants will rappel down a building for a cause. This year, those who are up for the adventure will rappel about 200 feet […]
By: Maddie Conley
Harrisburg officials have questions about the status of a city program to curb violence. At a City Council meeting Tuesday, members of the Police Bureau shared updates on the Group Violence Intervention (GVI) program, which seeks to address gun violence, and council members expressed concern over the pace of the program. Members of the Police […]
By: Maddie Conley
Harrisburg’s longest-standing independent coffee company is growing again. Little Amps Coffee Co. plans to open its largest location yet, the Little Amps Clubhouse, in Midtown this winter, as a European-style café with an expanded menu. The new roastery and café hybrid will open at the former Zeroday Brewing Co. tap house at 925 N. 3rd […]
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A Harrisburg utility is suing the state over its refusal to pay an annual stormwater fee. On Tuesday, Capital Region Water (CRW) announced its filing in Commonwealth Court, in which it asks the state to pay around $475,000 annually in stormwater fees for its facilities’ grounds. CRW customers are charged a fee for the runoff […]
It’s almost time to cast your vote. Dauphin County officials on Wednesday shared how they’re preparing for the Nov. 3 election and offered reminders to make sure voters have their ballots counted. “We’ve been very proud of the elections we put on—fair, transparent elections for many years, and we’re very proud of the staff we […]
Two fountains tucked on top of Reservoir Park fell into disrepair several years ago, but soon may spring forth again. The Harrisburg Green Alliance has plans to bring water back to the “Rebirth” and “Evolution” fountains, the group shared during a City Council work session Tuesday. Green Alliance board member and Midtown Property Management owner […]
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Harrisburg is seeking funding for several new safety and beautification-related projects. City Council on Tuesday discussed applying for grants for Front Street roadwork, new police technology and a sidewalk repair program. Harrisburg has proposed applying to PennDOT’s Multimodal Transportation Fund Grant Program for $2 million to improve N. Front Street. Recently, City Engineer Joel Seiders […]
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A suit of armor, missing the right arm. Horse saddles and equipment, that staff say still smell like horse sweat. A petrified wood stump, top hats, African masks and a “Harrisburg Bicentennial” banner. These are just a sample of the over 5,000 items headed for auction that, for years, have been stored, and recently dug […]
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“Harrisburg is open for business” was Mayor Wanda Williams’ repeated phrase during her annual city update. The Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC on Monday hosted its 2026 “State of the City” at the Hilton Harrisburg, with Williams highlighting the successes of her administration. “We all have the same goal—seeing our city progress,” Williams said, addressing […]
By: Maddie Conley
Harrisburg will seek state aid for several road and safety projects. City Council on Tuesday approved grant applications for a Front Street construction project, sidewalk repair program and police drone initiative. Harrisburg will apply to PennDOT’s Multimodal Transportation Fund Grant Program for $2 million to improve N. Front Street. If awarded, the grant money would […]
