Long-time Hershey restaurant enters final month of operation
HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — An iconic restaurant in Hershey, Dauphin County, will be closing down later this month after nearly three decades in business. The Fuddruckers restaurant that is located at 1221 West Chocolate Avenue in Hershey recently announced that it will be closing its doors in the coming weeks, marking an en
Life at the Lake, Reimagined II
The log home is built with Timber-haven’s 8″ x 12″ premium-grade, kiln-dried engineered logs, shaped in a Deep-V profile featuring milled trim corners. Every log, all the trusses and each piece of trim is hand-hewn resulting in the rich, lodge-like character the homeowners envisioned. Visitors are welcomed...
Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg CEO steps down
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — The administrative leader of Harrisburg’s financially troubled Jewish Federation has stepped down. In a letter sent out to community members earlier Friday, the Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg announced that its CEO, Zach Benjamin, has stepped down from his role after serving for about
The Abandoned Pennsylvania Asylum That’s Too Big And Too Expensive To Demolish
A campus this massive doesn’t just disappear, no matter how many decades pass. Some places outlast every plan made to tear them down. How does one hospital end up shaping a whole region’s history? By starting as one of the first places in the country built to actually help, not just contain.
Harrisburg building’s garage safe despite falling bits of concrete, shoring work, manager says
The property manager that oversees the Forum Place building says the structure is safe to occupy while undergoing repairs, after state employees questioned if their offices are on the verge of collapse. They are not, according to Property Management Incorporated (PMI), despite work to prevent any further deterioration
PSP: AK-47, drugs seized during search at Harrisburg residence
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — An AK-47 and other guns, along with drugs, were seized by Pennsylvania State Police during a Friday morning search at a Harrisburg residence, according to charging documents. Felony charges of possession of a firearm prohibited, receiving stolen property and manufacture, delivery, or possession
PSECU opens new Dauphin County branch
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union (PSECU) officially opened its newest branch in Dauphin County earlier this morning. According to PSECU, they officially held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for their new branch at 2605 Linglestown Road in the Susquehanna Union Green. “At PSECU, we’re committ
‘Service before self’: Lower Paxton police officer, decorated Army colonel dies suddenly
A Lower Paxton Township police officer of more than 20 years and decorated U.S. Army Colonel died this week while serving military orders in South Carolina, the police department announced Friday. Douglas Fisher, a patrolman first class (Pfc.) in Lower Paxton Township, died after experiencing a medical emergency early
Decorated Lower Paxton Township officer dies while serving on military orders in South Carolina
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — The Lower Paxton Township Bureau of Police is mourning after an officer died this week from a medical emergency while he was in South Carolina, the department announced Friday on social media. The department said in its post, Patrolman First Class Douglas Fisher was serving on military orde
Police: Cumberland County teen leads chase in stolen vehicle, charges forthcoming
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — A central Pennsylvania teen boy driving a stolen car led a chase that ended in a crash early Friday morning. Police said the 14-year-old boy will face charges after he fled a traffic stop when officers pulled him over around 1:17 a.m. at the intersection of North Walnut Street and […]
