Month: July 2022

These Pennsylvania Towns Were Ranked as Some of the Best Places to Live on the East Coast

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U.S. News and World Report has released their 25 Best Places to Live on the East Coast for 2022-2023 this summer and their findings are based on data from 150 of the most populous regions in the country. They look at value for money, the surrounding job markets, and quality of life to determine which towns and cities … Read more

National Night Out 2022: Here are the events taking place across Central Pa.

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YORK, Pa. — National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live. Held annually on the first Tuesday in August, “National Night Out enhances the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community,” … Read more

Revs Pummel Dirty Birds into the Upside Down in Wednesday Night Beatdown

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(York, Pa.): It was a night full of milestones for the York Revolution on Wednesday as three huge innings, six long balls, and another dominant start from Nick Travieso powered a 19-1 beatdown of the Charleston Dirty Birds at PeoplesBank Park. With the series even at a game apiece, the Revs will look to close … Read more

Local H Announces Here Comes The Zoo 20th Anniversary Fall 2022 Tour Dates

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Illinois based rock band Local H has announced fall 2022 tour dates in celebration of Here Comes The Zoo’s 20th anniversary. The album was originally released in March 2002. The band will be kicking off the anniversary tour in Omaha, Nebraska at Slowdown on September 11. They will then visit Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California, … Read more

Connecting diversity through cloth: Harrisburg students create social justice quilt

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Every year, Joann Baldwin, a third grade teacher at St. Stephen’s Episcopal School in Harrisburg, creates a unique name that represents all of her students. This past school year, she nicknamed her third graders as “change makers.” She came up with the name after her students designed a social justice quilt to showcase the spirit … Read more

Harrisburg WR Ameer Grandberry gets his first college opportunity

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Ameer Grandberry got on the board with his first college opportunity over the weekend. The Harrisburg senior wide receiver said Misericordia offered him an opportunity to play there. “When I first got the offer, it was an emotional feeling between me and my family,” he told PennLive. “Everything I have worked for is finally paying … Read more

Rod Woodson Joins Ravens Gameday Radio Team

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The Baltimore Ravens, WBAL Radio 1090 AM/101.5 FM and 98Rock WIYY FM announced Monday that Rod Woodson has become the newest member of their gameday radio broadcast team. Woodson, a Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive back and member of the Ravens’ Super Bowl XXXV-winning team, joins “Voice of the Ravens” Gerry Sandusky on the radio for all games during the … Read more

Pennsylvania universities receive new funding, how will it be spent?

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HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) is entering the next phase of its redesign after merging multiple universities. The 14-state university system received a 16% increase in funding from the state, now receiving $552 million plus $125 million in one-time federal economic recovery funds after years of what they … Read more

‘Free Fun:’ Harrisburg community beats the heat by visiting local pool

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HARRISBURG, Pa. — Harrisburg residents made their way out to the Jackson Lick Pool on Wednesday for a free Community Day to beat the heat. The free day of fun was available to any city resident who stopped by. Harrisburg officials say they’re always excited to host events that bring the community together. “One thing … Read more

Lancaster County organizations team up to help kids with special needs ride horses

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LANCASTER, Pa. — Two Lancaster County organizations teamed up to help kids with special needs learn about horses and ride them on Tuesday. Aaron’s Acres and Greystone Manor Therapeutic Riding Center held a summer camp to show over 20 campers how to lead horses, groom them, and ride them. The event took place at Greystone Manor’s Facility in … Read more

Auntie Anne’s proved it was more than just a mall brand

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While Auntie Anne’s pretzels and lemonade have previously been known as satisfying food-court snacks, parent company Focus Brands has worked hard on bringing its mall brands to new audiences and occasions. In 2021, Auntie Anne’s doubled down on its digital presence and opened its first-ever drive-thru location in collaboration with sister brand Jamba. The transformation … Read more

Hometown Hero: Harrisburg mile

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HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Tonight’s hometown heroes are running for a good cause, despite the heat wave. The 41st annual Harrisburg Mile is on July 20 along Front Street. The run will start at Maclay Street and will end just before the Harvey Taylor Bridge. There are several races based on age groups, as well … Read more

3 Monkeys Inflatables Explains How to Rent a Perfect Water Slide for a Party

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3 Monkeys Inflatables, the Mid-Atlantic Attractions, and Large Event Specialists explain how to rent a perfect water slide for a party. The company offers all kinds of inflatables, bounce house rentals, water slide rentals, and party rental equipment for different small, medium, and large events. The inventory is now updated with the latest water slides, … Read more

Why breeding better bees is so important

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HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — According to Gary Carns, president of the Capital Area Beekeepers Association and an eighth generation beekeeper, two thirds of our food we eat are pollenated by honeybees. That’s why keeping beehives healthy and productive is important. At Strites’ Orchard, members of the Capital Area Beekeepers Association are working on their queen … Read more