Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of October.
Good morning, Harrisburg.
Central Pennsylvania is gearing up for Halloween as trick-or-treat events are planned on Oct.
30, Oct. 31, and Nov. 1 in counties like Dauphin — where Harrisburg hosts an event at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 30 — and in Cumberland, York, and others.
With clocks falling back on November 2, Pennsylvania roads will be darker as deer become more active for mating season—drivers are urged to slow down to avoid collisions.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission noted that fall months see more animal-related incidents and urged extra caution during dark hours.
Inclusion strategist Amina Djirdeh of Global Mastery Partners said companies that add financial literacy to their inclusion efforts will drive innovation and unlock new revenue in Central Penn—she noted that changing core business systems is more effective than one-off training.
Her remarks point to a strategy that treats inclusion as a key business infrastructure, not merely a moral duty.
Moody's confirmed that Pennsylvania remains the only Northeast state with a growing economy after over $31.6 billion in private investments and 16,700 new jobs were secured since Gov. Shapiro took office.
Employment in the commonwealth increased by more than 200,000 jobs during his term.
Weather permitting, the ramp from southbound I-83 to southbound I-283 in Swatara Twp. will be closed for deck patching from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov.
1 and drivers must follow the detour via Exit 47, Route 322 East, Eisenhower Boulevard and Route 441.
On August 19th, Tom Golisano announced that Penn State Health Children’s Hospital in Derry Township received a $50 million donation as part of the new Golisano Children’s Alliance, a group of 10 children’s hospitals aiming to build a national network.
He said he hopes more hospitals will join the alliance soon.
District 3 high school football playoffs will begin Friday night with 12 postseason matchups—one featuring Cedar Crest visiting Cedar Cliff in the FOX43 High School Football Frenzy Game of the Week in the Class 6A opener.
Friday's winners will move on to face top teams, with local contenders like Harrisburg set to enter the quarterfinal round.
Fortunate Youth - Love For The Music Tour
8-9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant sounds of Fortunate Youth on their Love For The Music Tour.
The Weeknd Night
8-9:30 p.m. — Capital City Music Hall — Ticket details available — Celebrate the music of The Weeknd with an evening of hits and entertainment.
The Crane Wives Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Cost info not specified — Experience the evolving sounds of The Crane Wives as they bring indie folk to life with high-energy rock and roll.
Bedroom Floor Live Concert
6-9 p.m. — Capital City Music Hall — Tickets available — Experience Bedroom Floor live in an exciting music atmosphere.
Rome Ramirez Live
8:00-9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Cost info not provided — Experience the sounds of summer with Rome Ramirez, the voice behind Sublime with Rome.
HYP Book Club: The Overstory
2-4 p.m. — Pursuit Coworking — Free entry — Dive into nature's narrative with engaging discussions on Richard Powers' Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
The Stand by Stephen King - Meeting No. 2
7-9 p.m. — Rookie's Craft Burger Bar — Free entry — Discuss the Complete and Uncut version of Stephen King's iconic novel over burgers and brews.
Bearings Concert
6-7:30 p.m. — Capital City Music Hall — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an energetic performance from the Canadian post-hardcore band Second Harbour.
Aortic Valve Returns to Strawberry Square
6-9 p.m. — UPMC Clock Box Stage — Free entry — Enjoy vibrant live music and local brews at the Strawberry Square Music Series.
Joe Cooney and Friends Performance
6-10 p.m. — Copper Pub and Grille — Free entry — Enjoy a fun evening of music with Joe Cooney and Friends at a popular local venue.
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