One downtown business in Dauphin County is making a difference on its street.
Friday, workers at Pavone brought some holiday cheer by decorating the outside of its building on Market Street.
"When we moved in here 10 years ago this was a pretty busy neighborhood but since then a lot of the businesses have moved out,” explained David Shoffner, PR Strategist for Pavone. “So what we've decided to do is just do a little something to bring a little holiday cheer to the area."
Three of Pavone's biggest neighbors, Harrisburg's largest post office, The Patriot-News and Cameron Cut-Rate all left the city, leaving the advertising and marketing firm as one of the only signs of life.
Pavone is requesting everyone who drives by the building to send it a note on twitter or Facebook with their holiday wish.
Workers will choose some of the requests and make them a reality.
Friday, workers at Pavone brought some holiday cheer by decorating the outside of its building on Market Street.
"When we moved in here 10 years ago this was a pretty busy neighborhood but since then a lot of the businesses have moved out,” explained David Shoffner, PR Strategist for Pavone. “So what we've decided to do is just do a little something to bring a little holiday cheer to the area."
Three of Pavone's biggest neighbors, Harrisburg's largest post office, The Patriot-News and Cameron Cut-Rate all left the city, leaving the advertising and marketing firm as one of the only signs of life.
Pavone is requesting everyone who drives by the building to send it a note on twitter or Facebook with their holiday wish.
Workers will choose some of the requests and make them a reality.