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Money makeover: Financial guidance for families at every stage
Corey and Chasity Mosby hope to help all four sons with college tuition. Cindy and Logan Klaassen are writing the last tuition check for their son and thinking ahead to retirement.
Central Penn Business Journal presents Business of the Year awards
Thirty-one business throughout the region were recognized during the Business of the Year Awards event held Monday by Central Penn Business Journal at the Hilton Harrisburg.
Paxtang Grill remains open for business
A story in Monday's Patriot-News misreported the status of the Paxtang Grill on Derry Street in Paxtang.
Pa. Man Loses Appeal Of Extradition In Peru Murder
Share + Oct 24, 2009 11:13 am US/Eastern A federal judge has denied a central Pennsylvania man's appeal of an order that he be extradited to Peru to stand trial in the murder of the 21-year-old woman he married there.
Judge rules Paxtang man should face trial in slaying of Peruvian wife
A federal judge has denied a Paxtang man's appeal of an order that he be extradited to Peru to stand trial in the death of his wife there .
Family and friends mourn cab driver killed in Harrisburg crash
Yokobel Kwarteng, center, is consoled by a friend during her fiancee, Michael Dada Amissah, burial at Paxtang Cemetery.
Harrisburg mayor: Drug deal and attempted robbery prompted morning shooting in Allison Hill
Evidence is marked and photographed at the scene of a shooting at South 19th Street and Bellevue Road in Harrisburg.
Federal judge halts extradition of Paxtang man charged in the murder of his wife in Peru
Jana Claudia Gomez Menendez of Trujillo, Peru, and William T. Smith II, of Harrisburg, who met on the Internet in 2005 and married in March 2007.
Former lawyer stole thousands from elderly clients, Corbett says
A former Harrisburg attorney and an Allentown businessman have been charged by state Attorney General Tom Corbett with stealing thousands of dollars from elderly clients.
Member decline alarms Pa. EMS unit
Dolores Heimbaugh is proud to care for her ailing, 85-year-old husband. But the Susquehanna Twp.
State police investigating armed burglary in Paxtang
Two men, one carrying a gun, blindfolded a Paxtang woman and restrained her before stealing multiple items early Sunday morning from her residence in the 3500 block of Derry Street, state police said.
Nancy Eshelman: Scared of your partner? Seek help now
Fire destroyed a duplex in the first block of Royal Terrace in Harrisburg and damaged two neighboring duplexes.
Killing in Peru: They took the same leap; only one landed safely
Ruby Brenda Velasquez Arce had spent all of her 23 years in Peru when she made a dazzling, multifaceted leap into the unknown -- single to married, South America to North America, Spanish to English.
Motorized-vehicle ban approved for Harrisburg Greenbelt
Gas-powered motorized vehicles will be banned 30 days from now on Capital Area Greenbelt in Harrisburg, following an ordinance passed by city council Tuesday.
Eagle Scout Plans to Fix Civil War Monuments
Lucas and Lindsey's wedding day arrives, and Peyton must decide how she should handle this momentous occasion.
Lower Paxton Township retiree ensures gone aren't forgotten
Bob Viguers of Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, has a passion for spending countless hours in Harrisburg, Pa., area cemeteries writing down every word from every grave marker and compiling the lists in self-published books.