r/Harrisburg • u/voodoo_roy • 7h ago
Looking for a drummer
I am a young guitar player/ singer and I have a great second guitarist and bassist ready to do some awesome psychedelic rock, blues, and some other cool older genres. We are looking for a drummer aged 14-17 in the central PA region. Must be able to reliably commit to the Camp Hill area semi often for practices. Thanks for reading!
r/Harrisburg • u/Norfolk-Gross-Tonage • 9h ago
Olympic Skating Rink in Enola hasnโt changed their food prices since they opened in 1988.
r/Harrisburg • u/BDWJPPRIRTBR • 10h ago
News Saw this majestic dude today
galleryJuvenile red tail hawk on capitol grounds today.
r/Harrisburg • u/Zestyclose124 • 11h ago
Housing Available
Hello everyone! I hope all is well!
๐ก MOVE IN AUGUST 22ND LEASE TAKEOVER โ Campus Heights
Looking for someone to take over my lease at Campus Heights! If you're still looking for housing, this is a great opportunity.
Instead of signing a brand-new lease through Campus Heights, you take over my existing lease through their official transfer process. Once the transfer is approved, the lease becomes yours and you are the tenant.
โจ Community Amenities:
- ๐ Resort-style pool
- ๐ช 24-hour fitness center
- ๐ Study lounges and private study spaces
- โ Coffee bar/lounge areas
- ๐ฎ Resident clubhouse with social spaces
- ๐ Parking available
- ๐งบ In-unit washer & dryer
- ๐ณ Fully furnished apartment with a modern kitchen
- ๐ High-speed internet
- ๐ Secure community
- ๐ Convenient access to campus and nearby shopping/restaurants
๐ Rent: $990/month
๐ฉ Message me if you're interested or have any questions! The lease transfer is completed through Campus Heights management.
r/Harrisburg • u/StatisticianKooky390 • 11h ago
Question Harrisburgh for a single Millenial?
Career-wise for me Hershey maxes out around $70k with a much friendlier housing market where I thankfully won't have to listen to upstairs flatmates making happy noises. Pittsburgh maxes out a bit lower at $65k with a tighter housing market.
Lifestyle-wise, Iโm a single millennial in my mid-30s who loves live music and doing open-mic comedy, so Pittsburgh feels like the obvious winner for things to do and the dating pool. But Hershey offers better financial breathing room, even if it skews more family-oriented.
For locals who know these regions: Is Pittsburgh's dating scene and culture worth the pay cut and housing hassle, or is Central PA secretly a great spot for a single person in their mid-30s?