Maxine Rose

1 week ago | local21news.com | Maxine Rose

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — In her first appearance since winning the Democratic nomination, Mayor Wanda Williams reiterated a promise she made in the lead-up to the mayoral debate that there will be programs in place for youth this summer. At a press conference Thursday morning, Williams announced that fun activities, such as field games and arts and crafts, will be held at locations like Reservoir Park.

1 week ago | local21news.com | Maxine Rose

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Elevator buttons that were punched out at a Derry Township apartment complex have left many seniors concerned that they'll get stranded on their floors. Now, police have begun an investigation into who is responsible. The Hershey Plaza reports that one of its two elevators is currently out of service and is being repaired. While there is still one working elevator, some tenants claim the issue hasn't been addressed quickly enough.

1 week ago | fox56.com | Maxine Rose

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — As we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice, police are looking for thieves who disgraced veterans’ grave sites in Lancaster County. Now, the Columbia community is rallying to help those heroes and their loved ones. "If it wasn't gonna be me, it was gonna be somebody else in Columbia because the people in Columbia are amazing," said Holly Love. Vases and flags are placed on the graves at Laurel Hill Cemetery to honor the memory of the fallen soldiers.

1 week ago | local21news.com | Maxine Rose

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — As we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice, police are looking for thieves who disgraced veterans’ grave sites in Lancaster County. Now, the Columbia community is rallying to help those heroes and their loved ones. "If it wasn't gonna be me, it was gonna be somebody else in Columbia because the people in Columbia are amazing," said Holly Love. Vases and flags are placed on the graves at Laurel Hill Cemetery to honor the memory of the fallen soldiers.

2 weeks ago | local21news.com | Maxine Rose

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — It has been a push for years to bring back downtown Harrisburg and following a contentious round of mayoral primaries, could this time be different? The Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC announced on Friday its new partnership with city, state and regional leaders to get the job done. Ryan Unger, the president and CEO of the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC, said the goal is to have a collaborative, unified downtown revitalization plan.