Kegerreis’ Dauphin market includes Dauphin County. There are three main regions within this market, the state capitol Harrisburg, Hershey, and “Upper Dauphin.” The entirety of the market is part of the Harrisburg metro area. Originally known as Peixtan, Harrisburg’s second name was Harris’ Ferry because John Harris Sr, one of the first colonists in the area, established a popular ferry across the Susquehanna. Later, residents of the area requested a split from Lancaster county because Lancaster was too far away. The new county was formed from Lancaster and was named in honor of the oldest son of the King of France because he aided the American Rebels during the Revolution.
Harris’ Ferry became known as Louisburg (in honor of French King Louis) and was the county seat from the start. The final name of Harrisburg was given in 1791. Harrisburg became the state capitol in 1810. During the 19th century, the county was known for its canals, railroads, and steel mills. In 1903, Hershey began as a company town surrounding the Hershey Chocolate Company factory owned and operated by Milton S. Hershey. It is now a significant tourism hub.
Kegerreis’ OOH advertising opportunities are located along Interstate 83; US Routes, 22, & 209; and PA Routes 39, 147, 225, 230, & 743; in Harrisburg – 7th Street, South Cameron Street, Paxton Street, South 13th Street, South 17th Street, and South Cameron Street; in Hershey – Grandview Drive, in Middletown – Eisenhower Boulevard and the Harrisburg International Airport Arrival Terminal. Locations with OOH advertising opportunities also include Dauphin, Elizabethville, Halifax, Hanoverdale, Hershey, Hockersville, Hummelstown, Millersburg, and Skyline View.
Bulletin, Bus Shelter, Digital, Poster
$79-$3,295
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Indoor attractions and museums: Antique Automobile Club of America Museum, Appalachian Brewing Company, Central PA Music Hall of Fame, Fort Hunter Mansion and Park, GAR Building in Lykens, Harrisburg International Airport, Harrisburg Train Station, The Hotel Hershey, John Ayres House, John Harris-Simon Cameron House, Lancaster Brewing Company, National Christmas Center Family Attraction & Museum, the National Civil War Museum, Pennsylvania National Fire Museum, Riviera Tavern, the State Museum, Susquehanna Art Museum, Tröegs Brewing Company, and Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts.
Parks: Brightbill Park, City Island Park, Echo Dell, Fairville Park, Ivy Ridge Park, Joseph E. Ibberson Conservation Area, Riverfront Park, and Wildwood Park.
Golf Courses: Boyd Big Tree Preserve Conservation Area, The Country Club of Harrisburg, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course, Duncan Island, Haldeman Island, Lake Tobias, Lake Tobias Wildlife Park, Lykens Valley Golf Course, Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art, Spring Creek Golf Course, and Sunset Golf Course.
Outdoor Activities: Adventure Sports in Hershey, Armstrong Valley Winery, Blue Ridge Sportsman Club, Broad Street Market, Camp Reilly, Cassel Vineyards of Hershey, Erdman Sportsmans Association, FNB Field, Fort Hunter Conservancy, Gratz Fair, Halifax Area Recreation Authority Athletic Fields Park, Hersheypark and its attractions (GIANT Center, Hershey’s Chocolate World, Hersheypark Arena, Hersheypark Stadium), Hershey Country Club, Millersburg Ferry, Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat, Sky-Vu Drive-In Theater, State Capitol Complex, Tanger Outlets, War Veterans Memorial Field, & ZooAmerica.
Top employers include the city, county, state, and federal governments, Milton S Hershey Medical Center, The Hershey Company, Hershey Entertainment & Resorts, United Parcel Service, UPMC Pinnacle Hospitals, Pennsylvania State University, Penn State Health, Exel, Milton Hershey School, the school district, Giant Food Stores, TE Connectivity Corporation, Harrisburg Area Community College, PHEAA, Pinnacle Health Medical Services, J.B. Hunt Transport, D&H Distributing Company, MI Windows and Doors, Wal-Mart Associates, Reach Cyber Charter School, Universal Protection Service, PA State Employees Credit Union, AtWork, Capital Blue Cross, Mountainview Thoroughbred Racing, Commonwealth Charter Academy, Advanced Scientifics, SuperValu Wholesale, Diocese of Harrisburg, Phoenix Contact USA, FedEx Freight, Keystone Service Systems Inc, PA National Mutual Casualty Insurance, Cleveland Cliffs, Relevant Home Care, Edwin L Heim, Target Corporation, FedEx Ground Package System, Intra-National Home Care, Select Employment Services, UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside, Harrisburg University, and Sheetz.
Capital Area Intermediate Unit IU15 provides services to all schools and all students in both parts of this market.
Colleges and universities:
Post-secondary institutions include Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC). the Pennsylvania State Police Academy, and Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center.
Public high schools:
There are a number of school districts serving the northern half of Dauphin County, they are U parts of Williams Valley (its high school is in Schuylkill County), Millersburg Area, Halifax Area,
Cougar Academy, Harrisburg High School – John Harris Campus, Harrisburg High School: SciTech Campus, and Harrisburg Virtual Learning Academy are all operated by Harrisburg School District, Central Dauphin HS and Central Dauphin East HS are operated by Central Dauphin SD, Susquenita HS in Perry County is operated by Susquenita SD (this districts spans Dauphin and Perry Counties), Halifax Area High School is operated by Halifax Area SD, Hershey HS operated by Derry Township SD, Lower Dauphin HS by Lower Dauphin SD, Middletown Area HS by Middletown Area SD, Millersburg HS by Millersburg Area SD, Steelton-Highspire Jr./Sr. High School by Steelton-Highspire SD, Susquehanna Township HS by Susquehanna Township SD, Upper Dauphin Area HS by Upper Dauphin SD, Williams Valley HS is operated in Schuylkill County by Williams Valley SD (which spans both Dauphin and Schuylkill counties). Students may also attend Dauphin County Technical School, or the Price School – which uses an advanced curriculum. Capital Area Intermediate Unit IU15 provides services to all schools and all students in this market.
Milton Hershey founded the Milton Hershey School. This school provides opportunities for underprivileged youth.
Newspapers: The Caucus is published weekly in Harrisburg, Central Penn Business Journal is published weekly in Harrisburg, Die Botschaft (Amish) is published in Millersburg, Harrisburg Magazine is published monthly in Harrisburg, TheBurg is a daily online newspaper and a monthly magazine published in Harrisburg, La Voz Latina Central is a bilingual community magazine published monthly in Harrisburg, Spotlight PA is published weekdays in Harrisburg, The Sun is published weekly in Hummelstown.
TV: NBC 8 – WGAL (DRT), PTN (Pocono Television Network) 19.6 – WHLZ-LD, CBS 21 – WHP-TV, ABC 27 – WHTM-TV , PBS 33 – WITF-TV
Radio:
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