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A growing feral cat colony on Kensington Street has split opinions among residents—some see the cats as a nuisance while others favor trap-neuter-return programs to manage the population.

R&R Contracting (WBENC certified) is expanding its woman-owned business work in Central Pa, including active traffic control in the Harrisburg area since July 2026 and municipal water and sewer projects in Lancaster County and beyond; it is pursuing further work with local authorities and general contractors.

FACTS Fest brings filmmakers and local business leaders together for discussions on strengthening central Pa's film industry.

The festival holds an industry luncheon today at The Englewood in Derry Township and a live talkback screening of 'Girl, Interrupted' at Penn Cinema in Lititz Friday.

GasBuddy’s petroleum head warned on Wednesday that gas and diesel would spike over the next 48 hours — diesel could climb to $6.65 a gallon by weekend’s end.

Harrisburg drivers already paid around $4.44 for gas and $6.45 for diesel, which could push everyday prices higher.

Local leaders recognized six Dauphin County residents inducted into the Pennsylvania Voter Hall of Fame (celebrating 50 consecutive November elections) during Wednesday’s commissioners meeting, spotlighting the county’s long history of civic engagement.

Inspectors from the Department of Agriculture cited Paulus Farm Market on Tuesday, Sept.

8 in Upper Allen Township for 12 food safety violations in storage and cleaning, and the restaurant must correct these issues to meet health standards.

As measles cases climb statewide, health officials advise college students, international travelers, healthcare workers and those close to vulnerable individuals to verify immunization records—in case of missing documentation, contact their doctor for protection.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported 693 measles cases and four deaths, including an 18-year-old in Mifflin County, a 40-year-old in Jefferson County, and two infants in Lancaster County.

Health officials urge vaccination to help stop the outbreak.

Leaders gathered in Harrisburg for the State of the Union on Latino Health hosted by Latino Connection and discussed challenges like health inequality, housing, and transportation.

They held workshops to share vital information and pledged long-term efforts to build community partnerships.

In August, the Greater Harrisburg housing market saw the median sold price rise 3.2% to $310,000 as buyers faced 580 closed sales and 1,213 active homes, with Cumberland County leading in volume — while Perry County recorded the fastest growth.