Holding Cost
How much would you pay for a piece of empty land in Harrisburg? Not much, I’m sure. Most plots here… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Community Corner: Notable May Events
Bike Harrisburg May 1-29: For National Bike Month, Bike Harrisburg will host a series of events, including the Seersucker… Read More
Happenings: Our May Calendar of Events
Museum & Art Spaces 3rd Street Studio 1725 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg Facebook: 3rd Street Studio “Zack Rudy solo exhibition,”… Read More
Suit Up, Muddy Up: The YMCA’s 2016 Race Series reaches for speed, makes a mess.
Feet pounding on pavement for 13.1 or 26.2 miles may not be for everyone. For those in central PA who… Read More
Memory Lane: A great deal, a step into the past, at A. Lane Furniture
Wendy Turns discovered A. Lane Furniture by “accident”—but made a very deliberate purchase. “I liked what I saw,” Turns said,… Read More
Craft Cuisine: Christian DeLutis leads a kitchen perfectly paired with Troegs’ beer artistry.
On Good Friday this past March, Troegs Independent Brewing in Hershey was bustling as families and friends embraced the beginning… Read More
A Growing Family: The Conklins complete a transition from finance to farming.
Looking at the father/son team, with their muddied hoodies and worn work pants, one would never guess that, just two… Read More
Courage, on the Screen: Many countries, moods represented at the annual Jewish Film Festival.
Courage, in many forms, is a dominant theme of this year’s diverse Harrisburg Jewish Film Festival, which returns this month… Read More
A Pasta Party: Bricco celebrates 10 years in downtown Harrisburg.
Restaurant years are similar to dog years—their age measured in a special way that goes beyond a mere accounting of… Read More
True Food: Vrai–healthy, tasty–and maybe a glass of wine.
For their first restaurant venture, Shelly and Mike Page had a plan. They wanted to offer healthy options to area… Read More