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- Steamed Up: As city steam vanishes, a group of homeowners fights back.
- Retail, across Generations: 8 decades ago, the Mishkins arrived on Market Street. They’re still there.
- The Neighborhood Spot: The food, the owner have locals lining up at Aleco’s.
- Run Time: The Harrisburg Half Marathon records 15 years of growth.
- A Matter of Midtown: As two beloved businesses close, is something wrong?
- Fit for a Mayor (or You): Renovation gives new life to Midtown Mansion.
- Developer Unwraps Post Office Purchase: Suburban Philly company to deliver renovation.
- 3 Charter Schools Proposed: Also, Ron Brown buildings back on market.
- From Rocker to Roaster: Little Amps set to crank up the coffee quality to 11.
- Family, with Eggs and Toast: For 54 years, the Mallioses have nourished Harrisburg.
- Serving Harrisburg, Family Style: The Cribaris will greet you, feed you like family.
- Building Restored, Shop Saved: Another piece in place for Midtown arts district.
- City Muddled: Harrisburg history enters a new phase.
- Protest of Wills: Occupy Harrisburg builds cause, community.
- You’re on the List: Holiday concert, feast–it’s all on Allen.
- Restaurants Possible: New Eateries, changes abound around Harrisburg.
- Encouraging Dreams: Keystone Human Services marks 40 years.
- This Being Harrisburg: A history tale for a resilient people.
- When the War Came Home: Harrisburg Academy became part of the victory effort.
- Kunkel Conversion a Go: Developer expects to start work in months.
- Rooming House Denied:Ordinance sinks plan for student exchange housing.
- Vegetarian Victory: Jayyid Harvest mixes veggies with family.
- Olive Oil Memories: A good oil equals many possibilities.
- From Artists to Owners: Well-known painters team at new gallery.
- Winterizing Fluffy: Like your car, your pet needs seasonal attention.
- A City in Transition: Who holds the power in Harrisburg?
- Harrisburg, Meet the World: Financial woes put little city in global spotlight.
- Receiver, on the Receiving End: At forum, Unkovic expresses sympathy for Harrisburg’s plight.
- Something to Celebrate: Amid crisis, a surge of citizen activism.
- They Plow by Night: Our intrepid reporter braves a snowless night.
- Debate Comes Full Circle: Roundabout begins new journey for Linglestown.
- Bad Decisions, Worse Outcome: Harrisburg Authority report details incinerator debacle.
- The Great Divide: Forster Street: a road that splits Harrisburg.
- Poles, Pick-up & Problems: Director Hoch sheds light on challenges at DPW.
- Going Big in Harrisburg: Ambition and over-reach in the capital city.
- Buns, Books to Share Roof: Bookstore & bakery coming to storefront.
- South of the (Harrisburg) Border: Authentic Mexican cuisine is a short trip away at Herby’s.
- A Vineyard Grows in Hershey: New winery is about good friends, a great pour.
- Not Just the Incinerator: Scores of initiative are buried within the receiver’s report.
- Inglourious Actor: Spotlight on Fassbender at Midtown Cinema.
- 20 Years, on Watch: The torch is passed at Riverside Crime Watch.
- Art Deco Gems: Forum, Finance buildings worth a closer look.
- Who Stands to Win?: Receiver’s report casts winners, losers, those in-between.
- Movie, Popcorn, History: West Shore Theater: one of area’s last classic moviehouses.
- Giving a Smile: Just 2 years old, Hbg4Kids impacting young lives.
- Virtual Childhood: Ensure your child experiences life, not just watches it.
- N.J.-Style, Pa.-Sited: Capitol Diner serves everyone from pols to prols.
- New Owner, New Look: Rehab starts at Cumberland Court.
- 50 Years Ago in Hershey: Today’s NBA could learn a lot from Wilt Chamberlain.
- America, in a School: Democracy, independence valued at The Circle School.
- Switching Tracks: With rail plans delayed, Modern Transit changes course.
- Window Space: Fenêtre Gallery opens to Harrisburg.
- Mulligan March: It’s do-over time for your resolutions.
- N.J.-Style, Pa.-Sited: Capitol Diner serves everyone from pols to prols.
- Switching Tracks: With rail plans delayed, Modern Transit changes course.
- Inglourious Actor: Spotlight on Fassbender at Midtown Cinema.
- Virtual Childhood: Ensure your child experiences life, not just watches it.
- Giving a Smile: Just 2 years old, Hbg4Kids impacting young lives.
- Art Deco Gems: Forum, Finance buildings worth a closer look.
- Mulligan March: It’s do-over time for your resolutions.
- Window Space: Fenêtre Gallery opens to Harrisburg.
- Movie, Popcorn, History: West Shore Theater, one of area’s last classic moviehouses.
- 50 Years Ago in Hershey: Today’s NBA could learn a lot from Wilt Chamberlain.
- More Cops for Midtown?: New Improvement District on the table.
- The Magnificent Seven: Get to know your Noble Grapes.
- Urban by Design: Arooga’s tweaks concept to fit 2nd Street.
- The Art of Artichokes: This delicious veggie goes great with Easter dinner.
- New Vaccine, Less Pain: New hope in fight against zoster virus.
- Downtown Living for HU: Historic Kunkel to become student housing.
- Being in Control: Change your mind about hypnotherapy.
- Fresh Air, Flowers, Liability: Spring cleaning should include a good look at your insurance.
- One Man’s Legacy: We’re still benefiting from the work of J. Horace McFarland.
- Your Mansion for a Day: Milestone resurrected as events space.
- Mushroom Hunt: Wild morels, guarded secret, delicious eating.
- Little Big Horn to Gay Rights: City’s oldest law firm has turned with the times.
- Equality at Issue: One-night only, “8” at Open Stage.
- Recognizing the American Red Cross in your neighborhood.
- More Beer, Here: Growing pains cause ABC to seek expansion.
- Old Bar, New Life: Take a quick peak into The Speakeasy.
- Life, 1 Base at a Time: Bat meets ball meets mentoring.
- Meals on Wheels: Food trucks proliferate, go gourmet (please don’t ask for a hot dog).
- 3 Officials, 3 Views: Thompson, Unkovic, Smith air opinions on recovery plan.
- Sipping Lattes, Making Deals: Pols, Occupiers, tourists pack Caffeine Connection.
- Your Credit & You: A few simple steps can shore up your credit score.
- Spring Flowers= Allergies: Nature’s beautiful season comes with a downside.
- Judge and Be Judged: America in Bloom checks out Hummelstown.
- “Silly Brainstorm,” on the Page: Creative nonfiction focus of new literary journal.
- Conversions Continue: Office-to-residential slated for 2 more downtown buildings.
- Part of the Network: Small business hooks up in networking groups.
- Student Live Among Us: HACC housing coming to Midtown.
- A Meal and a Memory: Lamb chops recall the restaurants at the Penn Harris Hotel.
- Who Wants an Asset?: Proposals received for incinerator, garages.
- From Ruined to Resurrected: Shipoke shines again during HYP Home Tour.
- Concerns Aired over MID: Complaints, praise heaped on Midtown district.
- A Warning Unheeded: Plaintiffs recall suit that tried to force fiscal accountability.
- What’s Ailing Local Business?: Crime? Incinerator? Not so much.
- Bourbon Street in the ‘Burg: It’s a Cajun feast at Crawdaddy’s (if you can get a table).
- Live, Work, Create: Harrisburg’s new artist-in-residence sets up shop
- Two Directions at Once: Contradictions of the capital city.
- Who Wants an Asset?: Proposals received for incinerator, garages.
- AFL-CIO Buys Historic Building: a cascade of restorations hits downtown.
- From Ruined to Resurrected: Shipoke shines again during HYP Home Tour.
- Concerns Aired over MID: Complaints, praise heaped on Midtown district.
- A Second Life: Used goods offer quality, at a discount.
- Tasty Nostalgia: State workers bite into Old Town Deli.
- Aging in Place: Connections provides a better way.
- A Healthy House: Health of your home depends on what’s in it.
- Years and Years of Beer: Breweries have been a part of Harrisburg from the start.
- End-of-Life Planning: Prepare today for tomorrow.
- One Angry Dish: Try a pasta recipe with a bad attitude.
- Changing Times: Harry’s Tavern gets new owner, direction.
- You’ve Got a PAL: Uptown headquarters for Police Athletic League.
- You’ve Got a PAL: Uptown headquarters for Police Athletic League.
- Harrisburg, Back on the Map: New approach to education helping to revive the city.
- Got a Problem? Don’t Call Us: You’re on your own in privatized America.
- Reclaiming Your Work: Change to copyright law favors creators.
- The “S” Wines: Sipping your way through syrah, shiraz, sirah.
- Wild Expression: Gerald Putt has built career as wildife artist.
- Celebration of Harrisburg: For a night, forget the incinerator and re-live the city’s salad days.
- An Open City: As government struggles, citizens step up.
- A Central Space: LGBT Center now has a visible Midtown home.
- Takeover Redux: Receiver also possible for city school district.
- North, by North 3rd: June opening for North Gallery.
- Into the Wild: Julie Riker can paint almost anything, but the outdoors call.
- Coming to HBG: Time to mix music with art.
- The Chevy Century: Exhibit reflects on 100 years of the car maker’s history.
- Want to Help City Schools?: Donations could save threatened programs.
- Support Your Art House: Indie moviehouses threatened with switch to digital.
- On Safari, Midstate-Style: Into the wild at Lake Tobias.
- A Vision, Rising: Chisuk Emuna’s Riverside synagogue takes shape.
- Getting Enough Vitamin D: A supplement may be a good idea.
- Protecting Harrisburg: Defense of important city was sudden, ad hoc.
- The Heart of Italy: The beauty, cuisine of Umbria captures Rosemary’s memory.
- Ideas for Your Castle: Pick up some tips at Hummelstown Home & Garden Tour.
- A Town with a Heart: Quaint, walkable Hummelstown set to turn 250.
- Healing Foods: HealthyWay will fix you up with a tasty, good-for-you meal.
- Hop on Over: Bunny burgers, topped with nostalgia, served up at Red Rabbit.
- Pairing the Old, the New: Mount Hill Tavern matches history with modernity.
- The Face of Harrisburg: David Biser does more than portray John Harris Jr.; he inhabits him.
- Smooth Ride for Pride: This year, no hitches for festival, parade.
- Poking around Shipoke: Join the celebration at the annual flea market.
- Parsing Corruption: Laws are meant to be followed, not dodged.
- Center of the City: LGBT Center Gallery, a new space for area artists.
- Boxers or Briefs?: Serious matters are at stake for National Underwear Day.
- Summer & the Susquehanna: Cooling off with nature’s own water park.
- Making Friends, a Difference: Junior League of Harrisburg: Women building better communities.
- That Other Building: Ryan Building has sat next to the Capitol for 120 years.
- Mall Shopping: New owners promise big future for Harrisburg Mall.
- All in the Family: Now, listen to a tale of three Pinots.
- There’s Corn in My Pasta!: Add an Italian flare to summer’s bounty.
- HU Endures Trying Times: The university weathers its critics, moves forward.
- Denver Group Checks In: Harrisburg Hilton, Bricco bought by Greenwood.
- What’s Old is New: Need furniture? Tight budget? Make a stop on 3rd Street.
- Pack Some Precaution: Be careful, prepared when vacationing.
- Going Dutch (Cookie-wise): Stroopies land sweetly in the Harrisburg area.
- Green, All Year Long: Hardcore gardening equals a greenhouse.
- Movers & Leaders
- Crossbow Cross-Check: Lots to think about before jumping on latest hunting fad.
- The Envelope Please: This month, you may find a MID in your mailbox.
- The Great Unknown: Leadership means minimizing our instability.
- A Market Grows in Steelton: Fresh produce, ethnic foods stacked high at Steelton Farmers Market.
- Small Business Boondoggle: Lacking standards, oversight, Harrisburg’s loan fund fell into dysfunction.
- “Beasts” to Behold: Likely Oscar contender debuts at Midtown Cinema.
- Capitol Shoe Repair Opens Downtown
- A Place of Gathering, Support: Seniors discover activities, warmth at historic Rutherford House.
- Country-Style Gifting: Hidden treasures abound at Country Apple House
- A Steam Story: New technology maps city’s aging system.
- A Day of Art: Gallery Walk adapts as the city, art scene changes.
- Back to Béchamel: A cream sauce still has a place in our diets.
- Mystery Meet-Up: Whodunit confab slated for September
- Flowers of Remembrance: From grief, a creative enterprise takes root.
- Walk This Way: Take a stroll this fall to help end Alzheimer’s.
- Bird Watching Wonderland: Central Pa.: a mecca for eyeing majestic raptors.
- Food Pedalers: Local eateries roll out eco-friendly bike delivery.
- Community Spirit: New magazine sets out to look for America.
- Elegant Time Rewind: Fundraiser sashays back to Hershey Ballroom.
- Day at the Trolley Museum: Transport back to the midstate’s past.
- Magnetic Pull.
- A Hop Around Harrisburg: New website helps you navigate the city, its amenities.
- State of a State Promise: Gov. Corbett and his pledge to Harrisburg.
- Coming to HBG: Great music, all month long.
- People, Bridges, Traffic–Hunting?: Susquehanna River: Where city bustle meets country sport.
- Council Votes to Hike EIT: Rate to double to 2 percent for 2013.
- A Fight for the 15th: Teplitz, McNally stress differences in state Senate battle.
- A Matter of Justice: Will Harrisburg ever see its day?
- Battling Blindness: Tri-County works to mitigate growing problem.
- Uptown Featured in Candlelight Tour
- Midtown, with a View: Historic building reborn after total renovation.
- Blameless in Harrisburg: Fiscal calamity has no owners.
- Luck of the Irish Pub: The Scotts find good fortune at McGrath’s.
- Books, with a Local Twist: Midstate authors tackle politics, scandal, relationships.
- Under Fire, Undaunted: Harrisburg Hope refuses to be silenced.
- A City’s Communal Space: Printed word, community thrive as Midtown Scholar expands.
- Chili for the Chill: As weather cools, cooking heats up.
- Oryoki Zendo
- A Classical Century: Barnard Statues survive strict morality, rough weather.
- A Marathon Turns 40: Runners gear up for the annual trek.
- Blindness Awareness
- Being “Fit and Well”
- Woodworking Woman: Kari Hultman carves niche in traditionally male field.
- The Gift of Grape: First on the list: a nice dessert wine.
- Defying Hitler: You can see the book that tried to expose the Nazi ideology.
- Downtown Evolves: New residents change face, pace of center city.
- Meal Fit for a Grinch: For Rosemary’s family, Christmas dinner means roast beef.
- Decades of Sheep, Shakes: Wintertime is Farm Show time.
- Christmas Mystery, in Song: Mistletoe Magic glitters at Forum.
- In Complete Harmony: Greater Harrisburg Chorus re-styles, succeeds in barbershop.
- Celebrate History and the Holidays at Fort Hunter
- Doing Good December
- Losing Weight
- Christmas Past
- Army Heritage and Education Center: Individual stories tell the story of the whole.
- An Afternoon at Pomeroy’s: From the tea room perch, a child could watch the world pass by.
- Poppin’ for Smallmouths: A line, a lure and a mile-wide river.
- Gotta Have Heart: Simple changes can slash risk of heart disease.
- How Are We Doin’, Harrisburg?: Just like New York, our city can come back from the brink.
- Where Governors Lived: The chief executive’s residence has changed many times.
- Living a City Life: Harrisburg’s problems are many, but its unique urban amenities still attract, keep residents.
- Garden-Ho!: With controversy behind and spring ahead, Green Urban Initiative looks forward to the new growing season.
- The Heat (and A/C) Is On: Proper installation, service as important as HVAC unit quality
- One Tough Year: A new school board member reflects on his first year in office.
- Any Port In a Storm: A fortified wine can help calm the turmoil of March weather.
- Coming to HBG: Hot bands warm a chilly month.
- Community Corner: Notable events from March
- Community Corner: Notable Events in April
- Flooding Crime: Some cities have battled crime by targeting hotspots. Can financially strapped Harrisburg do the same?
- Trash Talk: With a little personal responsibility, we can have a clean city.
- Drums and a Dream: Fred Griggs has already been to the Grammys–and his music career has just begun.
- Magnificence, in a Bridge: Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Bridge: an inspiring entry to the Capitol.
- Take the Field: The crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd . . . it’s time for baseball!
- City Beautiful Re-Boot: Concerned residents are trying to revive the movement that transformed Harrisburg. Can they succeed?
- Core Values: Meet the actors who make Gamut run.
- Shakespeare Behind Bars: Penn State’s Irene Baird helps Dauphin County inmates find inspiration in the Bard’s sonnets.
- On the Wall: Harrisburg-area Artists
- School Day Dream: New City School wants to give Harrisburg children an educational alternative—but first it needs a lift off the ground.
- Arc of a Career: For Steel-High’s golden girl, one last modest march to victory.
- Springtime is for Lovers: There’s no need to search far for the perfect romantic weekend.
- In a Tight Spot: Urban gardening: short on space, long on creativity.
- Cultural Hop: Newport: Go for the art, stay for the charm.
- How Strange: Is bankrupt Harrisburg about to start lending money to private businesses? Yes, it is.
- Sweet Dreams: Patience, reassurance can help calm night fears.
- Energy and Intimacy: Stephen Michael Haas: the art and the individual.
- La Festa di Asparagus: Celebrate spring Italian-style.
- April News Digest
- Seen at the Scholar: Read this: An overview of what is being read by the staff of Midtown Scholar Bookstore
- After Mike: Rocked by the death of their founder, Greenbelt Events holds steady and plays on.
- Religious Restoration: Harrisburg’s historic black churches face untold challenges. Among them: preservation of their beautiful, aging buildings.
- Coming to HBG: April is the coolest month.
- Missing Pieces: Old Friends, Bitter Enemies and the Struggle to Break the Stalemate over One of Harrisburg’s Most Visible Historic Blocks
- Harrisburg 2028: In 15 years, who will be invited to our city’s comeback party?
- A Grill and a Bottle: Move over beer, wine is challenging your place at the barbecue.
- It’s All in the Name, Smoke: A Barbecue joint that keeps it simple.
- Thank God it’s Thursday: In Rosemary’s house, it’s the day for Pasta all’Amatriciana.
- Intelligent Design: Rocking the graphics world with Society of Design.
- Showing Their Roots: The Abbey Bar resonates with Red Molly.
- Musical Notes: Coming to HBG
- From “hava” to the “Gaza Sea”: Eight days of fun, thought, tragedy at the Jewish Film Festival
- Consider the River: The choices you make impact the Susquehanna, the Chesapeake.
- A Grappling Great: A college champion, wrestler Ed Ruth now sets his sights on the World Championships—and the Olympics.
- Resolution Awaits: Harrisburg’s receiver is expected to unveil a solution soon to the financial crisis—but will all parties accept it?
- May News Digest
- Don’t Dump Here: New coalition fights for a cleaner, greener Harrisburg.
- Ten’s a Crowd: Crime, trash, recovery are top concerns among packed field for City Council.
- Trick, Trap, Trump: The Harrisburg Bridge Club—Still Thriving after All These Years
- The Ladies of Rotary: Female leadership has become the norm for the once male-dominated service group.
- Eat, Play, Live: Despite its troubles, Harrisburg’s convenience, vibrancy continues to attract families.
- It’s All in the Name: Smoke: A barbecue joint that keeps it simple.
- Bread Is Her Business: Up before dawn, hands in dough, Susie Knepp has found her baker’s calling.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in May
- Tour de Stash: Some of Harrisburg’s most creative ladies join forces for new boutique.
- Linking Locals: Harrisburg-area professionals connect online.
- Hospital that Once Was: In a few decades, Harrisburg State Hospital went from thousands of patients to zero.
- 4 Candidates, 3 Questions: Mayoral hopefuls tackle the issues of financial recovery, crime and economic development.
- Fraught with Problems: This Year, the Administration Has Pledged to Straighten Out the HUD Grant Process.
- Shirt Shock: An Old Power Station, a T-shirt Print Shop & Some Fun Weirdness
- Historical Figure: New Director Leads Historical Society into Next Era
- Start Here: Harrisburg’s First Co-Work Space Gives Professionals Desks, Tools, Company
- Dance of Youth: CPYB, Almost 60 Years Old, Thousands of Students . . . and Counting
- A Disease, Without Warning: Hepatitis C Often Shows No Symptoms before Striking
- Elegant by Design: Beauty, Speed, Charity Race as One at the Elegance at Hershey
- Succeeding CAREfully: The CARE After School Program Helps Guide the Children of Allison Hill
- Focus on Fresh: Local, Scratch-Made is Philosophy at Fraiche
- More Student Bodies: As HU Opens Its Third Residence Hall, Downtown Begins to Reap the Benefits
- A Mayor Loses: What Exactly Went Wrong with the Thompson Administration?
- Fair Share: Harrisburg-area CSA’s Are Connecting People with Neighboring Farms, the Local Economy and Tasty Whole Foods
- The Rice Stuff: Don’t Be Afraid to Give Risotto a Stir
- Family History Detectives: Locals Hunt Down Their Ancestors in the State Archives
- Walk This Way: Former HU Student Just Made Midtown a Whole Lot Easier to Find
- Perfect Pitch: Linda Tedford, A Life in Harmony
- What’s the Good News?: It’s Song, Celebration and Spirit, Once a Month at Good News Cafe
- Relics of a War: State Museum Displays Pennsylvania’s “Objects of Valor”
- Past Lives, Present Hopes: Harrisburg’s City Beautiful Movement Dramatized at Open Stage
- Lessons from the Outside: To Succeed, City Beautiful 2.0 Will Have to Borrow the Best Ideas from Other Places
- “Capture It”: Tour Some of the Lesser Known Sites along the Gettysburg/Harrisburg Campaign
- Sea Change: Harrisburg’s Future Just Got Much Brighter
- News Digest: A Roundup of News Events from the Prior Month
- Cretaceous Re-Created: “Dino Adventure” Set to Thunder into the Midstate
- Arrested Development: The Broken Land Investment of Mary K
- Strongly Anchored: A Dad, His Daughter and a Life Led Honorably
- A Tale of Football, Life: Carlisle Indian School’s championship is a century old, but lessons endure.
- We Have Pressers: Mayor Speaks on New COO, Old Sewer Lines (not a Scam)
- Officer Down
- He’s Back: Philbin Returns as COO
- Paved Paradise
- Paved Paradise: Update
- Mayor’s Race: A Long, Dirty Road Ahead?
- Officer Down: Update
- Unity Triumphant
- Not Kipona
- “Why Not Me?” Capital City Syndrome, Part 2
- Dead Dads & the Liquor Biz
- Same-Sex Marriage & the Urge to Localize
- Paved Paradise III: The Reverend Replies
- Safe Spaces
- News Digest: A roundup of news events from the prior month.
- Sink or Swim: Flooded out, Harrisburg River Rescue dedicates itself to finding to a new home.
- Preacher Feature: It’s movie night at Wesley Union.
- Fashion Forward: Higashi brings style to the Midstate.
- Towards Recovery: A Q&A with Gene Veno & Sybil Knight-Burney
- Harrisburg Wants Fighters: Voters sided with reform in City Council election.
- Mile-Eyed: Runners stretch for the annual sprint down Front Street.
- Shoo! You can deter critters without harming them.
- Coming to HBG: Americana, the Beautiful
- Milk Matters: Are “health milk” alternatives good for your young child?
- A Legend Visits: Guitar god Jorma Kaukonen makes a stop in Harrisburg.
- Dinner at Patsy’s: Where the meal is only part of the pleasure.
- Art+Nature, 2 Decades Old: This month, help celebrate the anniversary of the Ned Smith Center.
- To Market: This summer, you can support the growing local food movement by visiting Harrisburg-area farmers’ markets.
- Starting on a High Note: At the new Camp Hill Light Opera Experience, you’ll find everything from classic stage shows to vampire opera.
- A Cat Tale: A story in TheBurg inspires memories of a lifetime of office pets.
- Advocacy and Apple Pie: At Linda’s Pies, you’ll find outstanding food topped with a dose of activism.
- Carving Out Time: Sometimes, the most interesting stories are right next door.
- The Attack that Never Was: Lee came very close to descending on his target—Harrisburg.
- Source of Pride: There’s much to celebrate as Harrisburg’s riverboat turns 25.
- Pedaling Problems: Can Harrisburg catch up to the growing urban biking culture?
- What’s the Big Idea? There’s no lack of great thinking, doing in our Harrisburg community.
- Second Thoughts: Decades ago, Harrisburg’s leaders quickly turned 2nd Street into an urban highway. Some people now think they made a big mistake.
- Right-Sizing Harrisburg: It’s time to do small city well.
- A Renovation in Pictures: The Moffitt Mansion is undergoing a total renovation, joining the ranks of restored grand homes along Front Street.
- Fire Inflation
- Fire Inflation 2: A Convenient Fiction
- Coming to BSM: Harvest Co-op
- Fireworks Flap
- Paved Paradise IV: The Final Judgment
- What Bugs My Burg: Quarters Are Still King
- Sold! My Day at the Harrisburg Auction
- Auction Analyst: Was Reed’s Vision Crazy?
- Auction Analyst 2: The Final Tally
- Mayors, Guns & Money
- Coming Soon: “Saving Harrisburg”
- Bill of Goods
- Bill of Goods: Update
- This Was the Weird Week that Was: The Premature Edition
- The Emerald Fair
- News Digest: July News in Review
- Show Tune Showcase: Casts combine talents for “Summer Salute.”
- Warm Breezes, a Cool Rosé: This refreshing wine helps beat the heat.
- Up to Us: It’s time to begin thinking about our city, post-receiver.
- Citizen Bill: Midtown man makes his piece of the planet a little more colorful.
- Non-Profit Problem: About half the property in Harrisburg is nontaxable. Can anything be done about it?
- A Polo Ponder: chukkers & water balloons. An afternoon is spent with the horsey set.
- Pancakes, Topped with the Golden Rule: Breakfast, friendship dished up at Common Ground Cafe
- Take Two: Duos rush in for August.
- An Al Fresco Favorite: steak Florentine & panzanella salad, the perfect dish for the perfect summer day.
- Lost in the Flood? Not the Union Canal House, which has re-surfaced stronger than ever.
- Going Private: For Harrisburg-area parents seeking out school options, the choices are many.
- Community Corner: Area Events in August
- Dropout Warriors: At CISPA, the offices may be new, but the mission remains unchanged.
- Save the Cynicism: Harrisburg needs doers, not critics.
- A Call to Oms: After much searching, a couple finds their purpose in Yoga Nature.
- Beer Ambition: The Armstrongs have a dream of building a small brewery in Harrisburg. Can they make it come true?
- My Day at the Harrisburg Auction: Millions of public dollars were squandered buying Wild West artifacts. I wanted one small memento.
- Lessons from Ronn: There’s gloom and there’s hope and there’s Harrisburg.
- Waiting on the Show: Like most Double-A players, Jimmy Van Ostrand may never make it to the Majors, a fate he’s come to terms with.
- Elections Matter? Not for Some in Harrisburg
- FitCircuit Folly: Going where few exercisers have gone before.
- Closing the Books
- Out of Time: Why Dan Miller Really Lost
- Whose Woods These Are
- In Case of Emergency
- Harrisburg: The Unsettled Land
- Wag the Dog
- Welcome to the GOP, Mr. Miller
- No Comment
- Body Politics
- Independents, Dazed
- Party Time, Not Excellent.
- Rest Up, Harrisburg
- Inconvenient Untruths: The Tax Hike Edition
- Harrisburg Receiver Issues Recovery Plan; Promises Balanced Budget, Debt Settlement
- Harrisburg Stronger? Lynch’s plan might just succeed.
- Officials React to “Harrisburg Strong”
- Extra Credit
- Market in the Middle: Riddled with bureaucracy, Broad Street Market strives to move forward.
- Keeping Focus: For 80 years, the Harrisburg Camera Club has stayed up with developments.
- A Caring, Sharing Place: Highmark Caring Place marks a decade of helping grieving children.
- Out with the Old 8th: A teeming neighborhood once stood on the grounds of the Capitol complex.
- For Adults Only: It’s grown-up time at PM Bistro
- Taste the Torch: Torchbearer Sauces spread the hot, the mild through the midstate & beyond.
- August News Digest
- Why I Bought TheBurg: A strong community must have an engaged, supportive press.
- How Fiber Can Help Fight Diabetes
- South of the (Harrisburg) Border: Authentic Mexican food is just a short trip away at Herby’s.
- Hershey’s Latino Business Resource Group
- Opt for Squash: Choices abound for the versatile zucchini.
- Art Smart: CASA creates a new future as a charter school.
- What’s a Tomato Pie? Hint: It’s not a pizza.
- A Selinsgrove Sojourn: Beyond the Speedway, arts, nightlife await in this quaint town.
- Comedy (and Tragedy) Tonight! Local theaters raise the curtain on a new season.
- Passion & Indiscretion: Born of love, Market Square Concerts enters its fourth decade.
- Burg Blues: Singer-songwriter Nina Scarcia returns to her hometown with a soulful “mixed bag.”
- Last Blast: Hot sounds then a cooling trend.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in September
- Adaptable Bug: Once again, bird flu is raising concern.
- Playing from the Soul: More than a competition, cricket is a game of friendships, a reminder of home.
- Modernism, Modernized: Executive House zips ahead after major renovation.
- Right By Harrisburg: This community magazine is a different type of publication.
- Witness to History? In Harrisburg, hostility has been replaced by apathy.
- Return of the Native: Master Gardeners want to create an arboretum in Harrisburg Cemetery, but find they’re up against centuries of damage.
- Beyond Their Control
- The Great Divorce
- Harrisburg Strong, Once Again
- Gamut Theatre Purchases, Will Relocate to Historic Downtown Church
- Back Taxes
- Harrisburg Strong Meetings Set
- The Guns of September
- Dear Prudence
- On the Beat: City to Deploy More Officers to Street
- Don’t Spook The Horse
- County Commissioners: We Support Harrisburg Strong
- Constant Comment
- Not Perfect
- Faster, Stronger: Judge Issues Speedy Confirmation of Receiver’s Plan
- September News Digest
- Bloody Good Time: It’s a little twisted and a big mess, but Bloodbath Bash has become a holiday hit.
- A Strong Path Forward: Receiver’s plan allows us to recapture our city’s glory.
- Getting Stronger: Officials react to receiver’s plan.
- Mushroom Magic: Come in from the cold, bring a skillet.
- Give It a Twirl: Pastorante noodles around with Italian cuisine.
- Back to the Ink: Following a brief shot of fame, Frank McManus has returned to his tattoo art.
- How Did This Happen? Harrisburg Strong’s mission: to clean up a big mess that never should have occurred.
- Musical Notes: Eclectic Autumn
- Harrisburg Stronger: A Q&A with Harrisburg Receiver William Lynch
- Cultivating the Future: LEAF Project teaches Harrisburg-area teens agriculture, life skills
- The Hills Are Alive: The Perry County hills, that is, with music.
- Harrisburg to Hood to Coast: Local team runs, climbs, endures in famously grueling relay.
- A Full-Time School: CASA student–a new year, a new charter
- Playing Now: Change unfolds at a rapid clip at Midtown Cinema
- Governor’s Awards for the Arts
- Bustin’ Makes Them Feel Good: Got a ghost? These guys take calls from the beyond.
- A Welcome Re-Development: Late to the game, Harrisburg begins to see value in preserving its historic legacy.
- Clean Shot: A well-maintained gun is a safe gun.
- Warts and All: Though ugly, most childhood warts are not cause for serious concern.
- At Home, At Last: Forced out of their country, a group of Nepali Bhutanese has found refuge in Harrisburg.
- Sovereign Creatures: Harrisburg Strong arose from state government wielding its power, finally, in a responsible way.
- Community Corner: Notable Events for October
- Seen at the Scholar: Read This–An overview of what is being read by the staff of Midtown Scholar Bookstore.
- Can of Corn
- Gaining Ground
- A Debate Debate
- Financial Lesson
- What Parties Do
- Sage Advice
- Debate Wrap
- Comprehension Test
- Native Son
- Stick to the Plan
- Blog Response: CREDC’s Dave Black reacts to “Stick to the Plan.”
- The Right Stuffing: A holiday tale of beer, salt & the perfect dressing.
- Gaining Ground: Historically black Midland Cemetery was lost to nature, until a dedicated group of volunteers beat back the brush.
- Musical Notes: Jersey Jam–out-of-state bands migrate to central PA.
- October News Digest
- Lives, Reconstructed: County program teaches building trades for ex-offenders.
- Where the Boys (and Girls) Are: Kids find safe haven at Boys and Girls Club.
- Cyber-Minded: Online education is transforming the way public school is taught, including in Harrisburg.
- Bromberg in the ‘Burg: Legendary musician stops by to strum a few tunes.
- The Harrisburg Model: This city is evolving from poster child of distress to model of success.
- Confessions of a Barista: What’s life like for the person making your pour-over?
- Coming Together for Health Care Reform: A Q/A in partnership with INGROUP Associates.
- The Good, the Bad and the City: The Harrisburg mayor’s race has said much about the candidates–and a little about us.
- Good Lord, for Alliance!*: HATA brings area theaters together for common goals.
- Cross the Rubicon–Then Have a Drink, a Nosh: The ladies of Mangia Qui are about to bring fine bar culture to Harrisburg.
- Bringing It Back(Stage): Much of the action in theater takes place out of sight.
- May He Be This: Mr. Next Mayor–Here’s what your city needs in a leader.
- Community Corner: Notable events in November.
- Heart of a Community: LHACC provides support, celebration for Harrisburg’s growing Latino population.
- Next Stop–Harrisburg: Hot indie names attracted to little city’s perfect location, growing arts scene.
- Savor the Season: As the weather chills, stir the flavors of fall into your cooking.
- Your Credit Score: A Potentially Powerful Number
- Blog Response: Former mayoral candidate Nevin Mindlin reacts to “Stick to the Plan.”
- The Next Mayor of Harrisburg: From financial recovery to the role of mayor, the two candidates give voters a clear choice.
- TheBurg Cover: An Explanation of Our Parody
- Communication Breakdown
- Eric Papenfuse Elected Mayor of Harrisburg
- Same Old City
- Man in the Field
- Bad Reads
- Direct Viewing
- Musical Notes: Seasonal sounds, different takes on the Yuletide.
- Community Corner: December Events
- November News Digest
- Out of Pocket (a bit of Burg humor)
- Harrisburg’s Chance: A cursed city no more?
- Bah, Harrisburg! It’s time to celebrate, not Scrooge, your city.
- Seasonal Sip: Make sure to select the right wine for your holiday meal.
- No Business Like Shoe Business: At Plum Bottom, come for the footwear; stay for the Joe Show.
- City as Classroom: Harrisburg is more than just a place where schools are located; it’s a learning environment itself.
- Theater of the Roses: Triple your pleasure with a short drive to York, Lancaster.
- Tailored to Men: Consignment shop fits male styles, wallets.
- A Sweet Tradition: At Matangos Candies, one family has served up handmade delights for 67 years.
- Smell Ya Later! We bid adieu to the Harrisburg incinerator–40 years, many breakdowns, a botched upgrade, dubious financings and a near-city bankruptcy later.
- Off the Chain: Harrisburg leads state in banning dog tethering.
- Stripped Down, Fired Up: Bare Bones Theatre Ensemble goes back to the basics.
- The Wright Stuff: A bus trip to Fallingwater may be the perfect break from your routine.
- Stop Now! If you have diabetes, you must vow to quit smoking.
- Your Neighbor’s Shoes: The well-heeled, well-connected find out what it’s like to struggle.
- Still Life: Newport’s Hannah Dobek throws herself into her art.
- The Fish of Christmas Past: Enjoy a holiday meal in traditional Italian style.
- Joy in Mudville: How a group of HYP members legged out one of the world’s toughest obstacle courses.
- Canopy Count: Harrisburg gets greener, one tree at a time.
- A Candlelight Tour of Midtown: For 40 years, HHA has showcased the best of Harrisburg.
- Widgets, Not Words: Before becoming a government town, Harrisburg was an industrial powerhouse.
- A Time for Thanks: Our publisher finds plenty to be grateful for this past year.
- Man in the Middle
- Defining Terms
- Mind the Gap
- Hark! The Harrisburg Angel Sings
- December News Digest
- Music Traveler: Miles and miles gone by, Harrisburg native Koji stops at home.
- Leading Ladies: For HYP, 2014 will bring new, mostly female leadership–but that’s just part of the story.
- We All Profit: Our new Community Publishers are ensuring the future of the social good we call TheBurg.
- Financial Resolve: Start out the New Year on firmer footing by making these 3 resolutions.
- Friendly Fire: Amid department upheaval, the Harrisburg Fire Bureau searches for new people, new ideas.
- Musical Notes: Music in “Man”uary–Wintertime is guy time.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in January
- Cause for Optimism: In addition to resolving its financial crisis, Harrisburg may benefit from a growing preference for urban life.
- With a Compass in the Stock: Kermit triple-dog dares you to give air rifles a shot.
- New Year, No Scale: A few simple steps will start you on the right path to weight loss.
- Get Smart: It’s a perfect time to make Harrisburg an example of smart planning and growth.
- For the Love of Grape and Grain: 40 years of homemade wine, beer at Scotzin Brothers.
- Song, Dance, Faith: For 50 years, theater company has thrived on a play and a prayer.
- A Year of History: 10 reasons why 2013 was a special year for Harrisburg.
- Must Love Dogs: Harrisburg’s dog laws are among the most progressive in Pennsylvania. Can the city enforce them?
- Welcome Back: Ted’s opens where it all began.
- A New Reality Takes Shape: Harrisburg’s new mayor indicates things are about to change — a lot.
- Sunshine on a Plate: Oranges add flavor, color, warmth to a bleak winter day.
- What’s Left Behind: Artist focuses his lens on the once-beautiful, once useful, now disposed.
- Snow Day
- Form and Function
- Inspiration Reconsidered
- Papenfuse Releases Transition Report
- Brewhouse Planned for Midtown
- Harrisburg Receivership to End
- Change of Plans
- The Lives of Others
- No Parking
- Lost Labor
- January News Digest
- Inspired by the People: No longer docile, Harrisburg’s residents helped guide the financial recovery plan.
- Winterizing Fido: Cold weather requires special care for dogs, cats.
- Who Are You? Online anonymity devalues our conversation, our community.
- Resources to Bear: African-American Chamber helps close gap between skills, means.
- Literary Dress-Up: From Gatsby to Harry Potter, your favorite characters will party at the Bal Masque.
- Used Goods, New Homes: Harrisburg’s ReStore helps Habitat for Humanity fulfill its mission.
- CASA Student Scribes: Living in a Fantasy World
- Sweets for Sweetie: Ignore the fungus; think about the love.
- Affordable Luxury: Authenticity, freshness flavor the experience at Fusion Fire.
- Reaching Normalcy: Mayor’s first goal–a normally functioning city.
- The Grain Escape: Einkorn offers a nutty alternative to potatoes, rice.
- Musical Notes: Fem Feb–this month, the ladies make the music.
- A People of Invention: During Black History Month, let’s publicize the intellectual accomplishments of African Americans
- CASA Student Scribes: Quidditch, Anyone?
- Community Corner: Notable Events in February
- CASA Student Scribes: Aches & Energy
- Road to Freedom: Harrisburg served as an important stop along the Underground Railroad.
- The Itch that Rashes: Good skin care is key to fighting childhood eczema.
- CASA Student Scribes: Overcoming Anxiety
- Harrisburg’s Mr. Lincoln: James Hayney has built a career portraying the Great Emancipator.
- Comfort Soups: Melt away the cold with these delicious, soul-warming recipes.
- The Shows Goes On: Cancelled last year, Harrisburg’s mid-winter outdoors expo is back.
- Great Jump Forward: From a single program, Jump Street has become a connecting point for the arts.
- Very Harrisburg: From their home base, the Very Americans look to go national.
- Connected at the Heart: Valentine’s Day–Theatre Harrisburg Style
- Time & Materials: A Harrisburg clockmaker & the craft of keeping time.
- The High Cost of (Cheaper) Parking
- A Plan, a TRAN and City Hall
- August Wilson’s “Fences”–Intense Family Drama at Open Stage
- Harrisburg 2014: A Balanced Budget?
- Old Business
- Harrisburg Declares Snow Emergency
- Firefighters Agree to Cuts, Health Care Cost Sharing Under New Labor Contract
- Proposed Convenience Store Gets First OK
- Residents Vent Fears, Frustrations at Parking Advisory Meeting
- Convenience Store Application Denied
- A Bracing, Heartfelt Drama: “The Dresser” at Gamut Theatre
- Not Convenient
- As Receiver Departs Harrisburg, Key Issues Remain
- February News Digest
- A Tomato Tutorial: Key to terrific soup–fresh pomodori.
- On the Market: Heed this advice before putting your house up for sale this spring.
- Good Cop: To Robert Martin, community policing means cops are in the “human being business,” an approach he now is trying to share with Harrisburg’s force.
- Spring Zing: Give your greening garden a great, big howdy-do.
- Verse across Cultures: In his work, Poet Laureate Rick Kearns reveals his passions, his whimsy.
- Beautiful Music, Beautiful Space: “Music by the River” set to debut at St. Stephen’s.
- Reform the Formula: Gov. candidates should consider impact of school funding on local economy.
- Under Water: A change in flood insurance policy has left some property owners feeling stranded.
- Life of Service: For 20 years, Susquehanna Service Dogs have helped their humans cope, survive.
- A Powerful Sound: Many voices become one at biannual Choral Festival.
- Over the River: Messiah College graduates are streaming into Harrisburg, bringing youth, creativity & change to the city.
- Musical Notes: Spring Strings–Warm up to these acts in March.
- The First Capitol: Harrisburg’s original statehouse had a very different look.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in March
- Receivership in Rearview: Why did it turn out so differently than expected?
- Regaining a Foothold: PAVCOC helps vets adjust to civilian life, start new businesses.
- Ear Infection Frustration: This common childhood ailment can be difficult to diagnose, treat.
- All Aboard for Lunch: For decades, locals have flocked to the Subway Cafe for great company, amazing pizza.
- Let’s Roll–and Stretch and Dance: The Movement Center gets creative in keeping a body fit.
- Road Ramble: Projects abound for Harrisburg’s new infrastructure money.
- The Latest Graze: These landscapers are efficient, green–and cute as a button.
- Heart and Soul
- Nose: Complex
- A Sweet Dream of Peace
- Beer for Midtown: Brewery Gets Nod from Zoning Board
- March News Digest
- Tough Fix: Harrisburg wants to re-invigorate its fight against entrenched blight, but it faces a complex problem.
- Unknown Money Unknowns: What you don’t know can hurt your wallet.
- Rolling Back Time: The Steel Wheels tell a story of now plus then.
- The LUX Life: Across from the Capitol, a luxury residence takes shape.
- Education of Note: The Perfect 5th has grown into a haven for musical talent.
- Context is King: News has the most value when history, perspective are kept in mind.
- A Venice Visit: This chicken dish transports you to the land of canals and gondolas.
- Musical Notes: April’s Musical Showers–Lush sounds blossom this month.
- Bit of Change: Harrisburg’s new parking regimen has hit an unexpected snag, but an innovative solution may be at hand.
- Hop Haven: It’s a craft beer bonanza at Brewhouse Grille.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in April
- News & Brews: Sure, Harrisburg is just emerging from an historic financial catastrophe, but, hey, where’s the beer?
- Battling Bias: Community Responders Network offers support for victims of discrimination.
- A Venezuela Victual: When the owner of Arepa City moved to Harrisburg, he brought his native food with him.
- Restoration on the River: Life returns to the Moffitt Mansion.
- A Wild Life: For photographer Shannon Rose O’Shea, a post-retirement hobby blossomed into a second career.
- Service through Soccer: JT Dorsey Foundation nurtures area youth through sport.
- SAM, Rising: After numerous delays, construction has begun and an opening is set for the new Susquehanna Art Museum.
- A Walk on the Wild Side: At Wildwood Park, nature’s creations meet human creativity.
- Degrees of Success: Reflecting on the past, planning for the future, HACC turns 50.
- History Lesson: New enhances the old at Landis House.
- White Space: York College artist-in-residence Wayne White has created iconic pop art for our times.
- A Simple Plan: Twenty years ago, the city tried and failed to fix the struggling Broad Street Market. Does the latest effort stand a better chance?
- Groups Agree to “Adopt-A-Park” in Harrisburg
- Mayor Moves to Replace School Recovery Officer
- Shipoke Fire Station Again Slated to Close
- Fire and Ice
- Backfire
- State Lawmakers Back Harrisburg Mayor in Dispute over School Recovery Officer
- The First Hundred
- The Roll of a City: Family, racial changes staged with humor, grace in “Clybourne Park.”
- Mary K Properties Sell at Auction
- Giving Trees
- April News Digest
- Community Corner: Notable Events in May
- Ancient Vines, Modern Wines: These grapes offer a taste treat and a history lesson.
- Mother’s Day, Italian Style: Brunch gets a Mediterranean makeover.
- Getting Unstuck: Perry County Literacy Council helps set people on new paths.
- What’s in “God’s Pocket?”: First-time director takes a bleak view of life in South Philly.
- A Soap Story: Looking good, smelling great in Shipoke
- Oy Carumba! Two decades old, the Jewish Film Festival reflects on growing pains, Middle East conflict and, yes, the Simpsons.
- Musical Mobility: In May, the tunes are worth a drive.
- Sweet Taste of Success: Macris Chocolates takes its edible treats to the West Shore.
- After the Fall: A church collapse, a bishop’s arrest and the mayor’s crackdown on blight.
- Hey, Bike Dude! Recycle Bicycle’s Ross Willard is Harrisburg’s go-to bike guy.
- Business Still Hopping at Red Rabbit: So many years, so many Bunny Burgers.
- Plein & Simple: Art, music, fun–in the open air.
- For the City: This election cycle, candidates need to embrace a smart, pro-urban agenda.
- Harrisburg Needs People: We should welcome change, not fear it.
- Your Table Is Ready: A unique dining experience (and maybe a few new friends) awaits at Table at Bricco.
- A Reasonable Balance: City, citizens share the job of making Harrisburg function.
- Warrior of Song: Musician Widad on her past, her coming release and the Harrisburg arts wave.
- Comfort Factor: It’s a little funky, but it feels like home at Black N Bleu.
- 5 Restaurants, 1 Question
- Moving Targets
- Impermanence in Midtown
- City Releases List of 12 City Council Hopefuls
- Grant Money Announced for Green Projects in Harrisburg (And A Brief History of Where It Comes From)
- Harrisburg Mayor Has “Positive” Meeting with State Education Secretary, Remains Concerned About Academic Benchmarks
- Balancing Act
- City Receives Gifts to Improve City Hall, Police Bureau
- Peacemaker
- Harrisburg Mayor: The Lights Are Coming Back On
- Harrisburg Mayor Ready to Perform Same-Sex Marriages
- Corbett: Same-Sex Marriage Here to Stay
- Harrisburg Soon to Have 311 Number for City Services
- Fire Drill
- Papenfuse to Perform 1st Same-Sex Wedding
- May News Digest
- Hiker Heaven: A break, a bed and a chunk of history await the weary at the Doyle Hotel.
- Pop-Up Activist: Immigration, politics, art: They’re all pieces of the whole for Shamaine Daniels.
- Beer Run: A circle of great breweries awaits, a short drive from Harrisburg.
- Eyesore No More: On Hummel Street, once-dilapidated townhouses soon will find new life housing the homeless.
- Let There Be Lights: Grab a glow stick and make your city brighter.
- Kiddie Ka-boom: At the Book Blast, children sparkle with delight for the written word.
- Instruments of Peace: At Pine Street Presbyterian, a common bond, a shared hope.
- Flag Day, 1914: A century ago, Harrisburg celebrated a unique gift.
- Briefcase Full of Fun: Sunshine, a generous pour and the blues at Dauphin County Music and Wine Festival.
- Make Art, Not War: Gettysburg Fest gives you another reason to visit the famous Civil War town.
- Can Pinot Make You Van Gogh?: Pick up a brush, a glass and find out at aMuse Uncorked.
- Fight the Blight: Harrisburg has engaged the battle, but there’s still much work to do.
- A Murder & a Mullet: “Cold in July” revives the southern Gothic thriller.
- Pride of the County: In Dauphin County, Harrisburg went from being embraced to shunned. Is the pendulum swinging back?
- Community Corner: Notable Events in June
- Musical Notes: Showing Your Roots–Americana steams in for June.
- Highway for Hawks: A short drive away, Hawk Mountain transports you to the world of raptors.
- Purl Hunting: Since opening, Little Owls has become a sanctuary for knitters.
- Lessons in Money, Life: With the Nubians, you’ll learn a lot more than how to pick a decent stock.
- Italian Disneyland: If you can’t make it to Italy, there’s always Eataly.
- FutureBurg: The world of tomorrow—today!
- Wishing on Star City: Amid his dreams, rapper Capeesh strives to create a career, a life.
- Fabric of a Life: Over three decades, Paul Foltz has sewn together a singular career, one costume at a time.
- Theater in Bloom: Once, June was a sleepy month on the local stage. No more.
- Broad Street Market Hires New Interim Manager
- Fire Bureau Receives Training Grant
- County Tourism Bureau to Fund “Summer in the City” Promotional Campaign
- Harrisburg Renews Push to Pass Zoning Code
- Mayor’s Tax Abatement Presentation for “Informational Purposes,” Say Administration and School Board
- Community Comment: Draft Zoning Code Sparks Concern
- Teen Summer Jobs Program Gets Council Go-Ahead
- June News Digest
- Pet Smart: Q&A with Brett Miller, Chair of Harrisburg’s Animal Advisory Board.
- Person of Interest: Director Paul Haggis is out with a layered story about love. Or something.
- A Ritch Life: Poet Jeremy Ritch has a voice—and he’s not afraid to use it.
- The Surf Is Up: Island Breezes has survived floods, bad planning and broken government—and now is having one of its best years ever.
- Spice Up the Grill: An American summer staple, an Italian twist.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in July
- Boy Meets Parking: Can you put a price on love? Yes, it’s $3 an hour.
- Cats & Town: In Steelton, a community came together to solve a multiplying problem.
- The “Unspeakable” Fritchey: Corruption in Harrisburg? Eh, nothing new.
- Got a Cause, Take a Jog: Forget about parties, balls and walks; the 5K has become the go-to fundraiser.
- Patience and Time: The reconstruction of Harrisburg will need long-term vision, effort.
- A Better City: We all share responsibility in building community.
- The Select Few: Our wine guy picks his favorite recent quaffs.
- July Jumble: This month, little cohesion, but plenty of chops.
- 1 Story at a Time: LGBT History Project re-creates an often-hidden past.
- Water, Weeds & Wilting: Welcome to high season for plant care.
- This Is Your Hometown: Local on Harrisburg: Hipsters, homeless & Steve Reed.
- Seen at the Scholar: This month, an urban journey.
- Hot Rocks & a Train Wreck: The Flinchy’s jam: good food, a fun time.
- How Will You Be Remembered?: Estate planning = your game plan.
- A Place to Romp: Sunday in the park with dog.
- Book Box: Take a book, leave a book. Or just take a book at the Little Free Library.
- Pet Adaption: Even small changes can affect your pet’s emotional state.
- Faces of the Market
- Water Rescue: How a volunteer board and a new director reclaimed a public utility.
- Sexual Abuse of Elderly Woman Was Investigated Days Before Her Death
- No Drama
- City To Replace Downed Light Poles on Front, Seek Bids for Citywide LED Upgrade
- Harrisburg’s Awarded Grants Tally Passes $1 Million, With More To Come
- Harrisburg Police Officer Charged with Theft
- Theft Charges Filed Against Former Leader of Police Athletic League
- Half-a-Year Out, Laid Off Parking Employees Count Their Losses
- City to Residents, Visitors: Get Ready for Kipona
- Justice Delayed: Harrisburg ponders how to use acres of empty space as Congress puts the proposed federal courthouse on hold.
- Community Corner: Notable August Events
- July News Digest
- 6-Month Check-Up: Eric Papenfuse has been mayor for half-a-year. How’s he doing?
- Musical Notes: Big Bands, Small Spaces
- An Optimist Strikes Back: Good things are happening right before our eyes. So, what’s with all the cynicism?
- Known Unknowns: With a little digging and networking, you can find answers to your many questions.
- Residential Resurrection: You know that cruddy, old office building where you got your first job? It might just be the latest thing in stylish downtown living.
- Gael Force Fun: McLain Celtic Festival celebrates 2 decades of heritage, music, fun.
- A Meal, a Memory: Caruso’s may be gone, but the melody lingers.
- Swimming Lesson: A brief history of Harrisburg’s public pools.
- Healthy Appetite: Crave & Co. brings good food, good-for-you to Harrisburg’s cafe culture.
- “I, the Runt:” Short fiction from a student writer at Capital Area School for the Arts (CASA).
- Coffee, Tea & History: For four decades, Kauffman’s has blended fine beverages, friendships.
- “With Child:” An essay from a student writer at Capital Area School for the Arts (CASA).
- “What Team?”: An essay from a student writer at Capital Area School for the Arts (CASA).
- Art of the State: A Summertime Ritual
- Taking Care of Business: 100 years old, the Harrisburg Chamber eyes its next century.
- “Quiet Is OK:” An essay from a student writer at Capital Area School for the Arts (CASA).
- All That Jazz: A fusion of styles, locales at annual Central PA Jazz Festival.
- To Good Use: 3 years ago, Harrisburg’s main post office closed its doors. Now, a new owner is seeking clarity about what he can and can’t do there.
- Yes, And: Life unfolds at a silly pace at the Harrisburg Improv Theatre.
- That’s Amore! It’s the dog days and guess what? A new gelato shop is set to open.
- A Legacy of Learning: Artist Oliver LaGrone devoted his life to teaching others. A scholarship in his name ensures that his work continues.
- Making “The Ask:” A new column seeks to add diverse voices to TheBurg.
- Central PA as Classroom: International students & their hosts find that learning goes both ways.
- Boy’s Life: Actress Patricia Arquette dishes on what it was like acting in the groundbreaking “Boyhood.”
- More West Nile Virus Found in Harrisburg
- Consultant On School Recovery Plan To Oversee Harrisburg Curriculum
- Harrisburg Mayor Announces Interim Replacement for City Treasurer Accused of Theft
- At Mayor’s Behest, Council Offers “Show of Unity” on Civil War Museum Funding
- City Council Approves Kipona Funding
- August News Digest
- John Campbell’s Statement on the Charges Filed Against Him
- Harrisburg Eyes Membership in CapCOG, a ‘Costco’ for Local Governments
- Bridging Divides: The Turkish Cultural Center brings a taste of Turkey to Harrisburg.
- Opening on a High Note: Diners sing praises for note. Bistro and Winebar
- Fiesta on the Hill: LHACC’s annual block party brings together Latino, American cultures.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in September.
- An Italian Holiday: “The Trip to Italy” has food, laughs and, of course, the beauty of Italy.
- A Doll’s Cause: For the Modified Dolls, it’s animals, activism and ink.
- A Repast with a Past: At Boiling Springs Tavern, a great meal is paired with history, scenery.
- Musical Notes: Harrisburg Heads Home–Cooler weather draws them back.
- Peace, Love & Pooches: It’s a doggie (and kitty) love-in at Woofstock.
- The Softer Side: Expand your palate with the light touch of Beaujolais.
- 5 Myths about Harrisburg: From Midtown to Allison Hill–it’s debunking time.
- Market Bounty: When nature hands you her harvest, it’s time to slice, dice, saute.
- Sweater Weather: The yarns of autumn.
- Insuring Community: Property pride is a key component of a healthy city.
- An Issue of Fairness: 2 years ago, Harrisburg was faced with the dilemma of fairness versus economic sense. Unfortunately, fairness won out.
- Build a Website, Build a School: At WebpageFX, work life is part social mission.
- Juice Abuse: Parents–Beware sugary drinks in disguise.
- Grim Reader: The prose is dark, but the mood is light at “Murder as You Like It” conference.
- A Healthier Lifestyle: Highmark, partners team to promote wellness for Latino community.
- Marriages and Crumpet and a Leg Lamp: Harrisburg theater tees up an eclectic season on the stage.
- Found Art: What does it take to get an old house to divulge its secrets?
- Water Colors: The river, nature offer renewal, inspiration for artist Jonathan Frazier.
- Charity for All: Over the years, Harrisburg has invested millions of dollars in the National Civil War Museum. The city’s new mayor now asks if the price is worth it.
- Mayor Again Presses County to Cut Civil War Museum Funding
- Kipona: A Review
- Some Very Good Numbers
- Harrisburg Sinkholes Could Cost Millions to Fix
- City Modifies Repair Plan for Flood-Damaged River Walk
- Capital Region Water To Share Costs of Next Sinkhole Study
- TheBurg Podcast, Sept. 12, 2014
- City Receives 11 Applicants for Treasurer
- Programs Launched to Boost Homeownership in Harrisburg
- State To Rent in Downtown Verizon Tower, Helping Relieve Unfunded City Debt
- TheBurg Podcast, Sept. 19, 2014
- Fieldwork
- Bed & Breakfast Planned for Front Street Mansions
- Applicants for City Treasurer
- TheBurg Podcast, Sept. 26, 2014
- Appetite for Risk: Investors should honestly assess their tolerance for ups and downs.
- Crossing the Great Divide: East Shore boys, West Shore girls.
- A Place for Healing: Emma’s on Third is an oasis for relaxation, wellness.
- Digging Into Autumn: Time to prepare your soil for nature’s winter slumber.
- Dinner With Wine: Chianti is good for drinking, great for cooking.
- Community Corner: Notable events in October.
- Healthy Imagination: In Newport, a local café takes a creative, tasty turn.
- Market Milestone: A big “Happy Birthday,” as the Broad Street Market turns 150.
- Pedal Masters: Five decades old, the Harrisburg Bicycle Club gears up for many more.
- It Affects Everyone: During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, ensure your health in body, mind and spirit.
- A Dress to Impress: Unique, affordable fashions slip into Camp Hill.
- Big & Digital: Whitaker Center retires IMAX as large-format technology advances.
- Room For Improvement: A story in TheBurg inspired a Harrisburg couple to try to save the historic Jackson Rooming House. Will their efforts be too late?
- An Apartment in Paris: Living, dying and the heartbreak of real estate.
- Abstract Expressions: Reina_76: Fragments of a life, re-assembled.
- Bulls-Eye Blues: At River City, it’s music, fun and, if you’re lucky, a game shot.
- A City Made Whole: The Front Street redesign may be the start of something much greater.
- Craftinistas: Three area women are proving that beer isn’t just for the guys anymore.
- Harrisburg, Let’s Get To Work: Have a great business idea? We might help fund it.
- Musical Notes: Note of Experience–This month, veteran talent comes to town.
- Mr. G Journeys Home: After a lifetime as a restaurateur, Georgio Giannaris shares his native cuisine.
- Promises Made, Promises Broken: Harrisburg thought it was getting a shiny new courthouse; instead, it has a massive empty field.
- Ghouls, Gourds & Good Times: A little scare, a lot of nature – the midstate gears up for fall fun.
- Season of Symphony: As it cools, Harrisburg gets classical.
- Report: Harrisburg On Track For Balanced 2014 Budget
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 3, 2014
- John Campbell: “I Am Sorry”
- Parking Advisory Committee Closes Door to Public
- Harrisburg Mayor Delivers “State of the City”
- Midtown Meters to Go Live Next Week
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 10, 2014
- City Approved Clear-Cutting on Riverbank
- Like Her Successor, Mayor Linda Thompson Targeted Museum Finances, Too
- Clear-Cut of Riverbank Prompts Internal Review
- Teens Charged in Shooting, Robbery Implicated in Similar Incident
- Parking Advisory Committee Releases Meeting Summary
- Danger Zones
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 17, 2014
- School Board Awards $63,000 Contract To Retired Assistant Superintendent
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 24, 2014
- October News Digest
- Making the Grade: For years, Math Science Academy has been the gem of the Harrisburg school system. Can its success be replicated?
- Community Corner: Notable events in November
- De-Stress Test: A few simple techniques can help keep us calm.
- Heart Fit: There’s considerable confusion over judging heart health in student athletes.
- Student Scribes: “Skurch”
- A Time for Giving Back: During Thanksgiving season, please remember those less fortunate.
- The Nine Lives of Cattails: One simple plant, so many uses.
- Rail Revival: Regional rail would greatly improve the quality of life in the Harrisburg area.
- Big Ideas: At Ideas and Objects, items come with a philosophy–care about where you shop and what you buy.
- Vintage Look, Modern Style: In her jewelry, Zoe Schulder merges classic design with current trends.
- Student Scribes: “3 Poems”
- One Good Shop: Variety, quality, fun in the heart of Camp Hill.
- Trail Fix: For 60 years, a group of volunteers has taken a stretch of the Appalachian Trail into its care.
- A Picture of Government: If it’s Tuesday, this must be Harrisburg.
- Knock, Knock, It’s Italy: A surprise visit, a great book and a uniquely Harrisburg story.
- A Mother’s Legacy: 4 decades ago, Rose Lehrman Arts Center was built as a tribute to a woman who wanted to share her love of the arts.
- Wines of the Hills: Look to France’s “cotes” regions for wines of high quality, good price.
- Just Call It Zuck’s: At Zuckfoltzfus Brewing, you’ll come for the beer; you’ll come back for the food.
- Melodies Across Time: Janis Ian brings a lifetime of song to Harrisburg.
- A Community Is Built: Mr. Hodge and his vision of a neighborhood for all.
- The App Next Door: Around Harrisburg, virtual communities are strengthening real ones.
- “Pride” Comes for the Fall: This well-crafted British import checks in at Midtown Cinema.
- Student Scribes: “Play Along”
- Musical Notes: Lady’s Night–3 acclaimed female songwriters head the November lineup.
- A Sign of Hope: Anchored by Hamilton Health Center, S. 17th Street struggles to come back.
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 31, 2014
- Trick or Treat
- Harrisburg Schools Fail to Meet Performance Goals
- TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 7, 2014
- Local Spirits: Distillery Proposed for Midtown
- TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 14, 2014
- Mayor Previews 2015 Spending Plan: Balanced Budget, No Tax Hike, More Police and Firefighters
- For Harrisburg Water Customers, Higher Bills, System Upgrades Ahead
- TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 28, 2014
- November News Digest
- Community Corner: Notable December Events
- Student Scribes: “The People’s Bridge”
- Student Scribes: “Changing the Caption”
- Not Another Necktie: Instead of traditional gift-giving, some decide to contribute to charity.
- Holiday Wishes: Here’s what I hope for Harrisburg in 2015.
- Student Scribes: “3 Poems”
- Christmas in the Country: Looking for an old-time holiday? Pack up your sleigh and head north.
- Geek Love: Science gets sentimental in “The Theory of Everything.”
- Christmas Mourning: The holidays often bring great joy. But for those suffering through grief, the season may magnify their loss.
- A Breath of Plein Air: Major show mounted for one of Harrisburg’s best-known artist groups.
- Christmas City: Bethlehem shines brightly during the holiday season.
- An Imitation of Life: There’s real Harrisburg; then there’s media Harrisburg.
- Musical Notes: Jingle Bell-Less
- Grown-Up Gifting: A holiday guide for some of the hottest wines & best deals.
- Cookies and Punch: Maybe what Harrisburg needs is less bloviating and more socializing.
- Voices of the Season: Choral groups portray Christmas in song.
- Harvest Time: New farm-to-table helps satisfy the midstate’s growing appetite for fresh, local.
- Sharing the Harvest: It’s easier than ever to donate your surplus venison.
- Scent of Christmas: Roasted chestnuts offer wonderful holiday smells, tastes.
- Mission Trip: A single night in the century-long life of the Bethesda Mission.
- A Different Drum: Real-deal drummers have a beat on Dale’s.
- Power Pie: Lawmakers, pizza-lovers tuck in at Cork & Fork.
- Livin’ the Cream: Pastries rise to the top at Brew Crumberland’s Best.
- Turn the Corner: When a convenience store started to disturb a neighborhood, residents, backed by the city, did something about it.
- Video Footage of Councilwoman’s Arrest May Factor In Charges
- Councilwoman Charged With Disorderly Conduct
- Councilwoman Reid On Her Arrest: A “One-Sided Conversation”
- TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 5, 2014
- All The World Shall Park
- For Parkers, Pango Offers Convenience And Coupons—For A Fee
- Sinkhole Report: Fractures Extend into Larger Area of South Harrisburg
- TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 12, 2014
- Mounds of Dumped Material Mystify Uptown Neighborhood
- Capital Region Water To Weigh DeHart Land Sale
- Mayor’s Office Salaries: A 10-Year Comparison
- TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 19, 2014
- Community Corner: Notable January Events
- Up from the Ashes: Clean UP Cycle transforms discarded junk into valued artwork.
- Life of Secrets: Triumph, tragedy revealed in “The Imitation Game.”
- Centuries of Service: Harrisburg Fire Bureau has grown, evolved with the city.
- Showing the Way: Leading by example, during National Mentoring Month.
- Creative Construction: Amid high hopes, the Susquehanna Art Museum debuts its much-anticipated new facility in Midtown.
- Kale Love: Has kale even invaded Italian cooking? Actually, it’s always been there.
- Musical Notes: Memory serves–this month, recollections of new music.
- Wheel Life: After building up Jump Street, Bob Welsh has turned his attention to where art, education and commerce meet.
- Restaurant Reinvention: Following top-to-bottom renovations, Ad Lib, 1700° Steakhouse debut inside Hilton.
- Toward Your Goals: Keeping those New Year’s resolutions often starts with a commitment to basic well-being.
- Student Scribes: 3 Poems
- Midstate Makeover: Carmina Cristina brings out the beauty of central PA.
- On the Road: Teen driving can be a major cause of parental stress–but it doesn’t have to be.
- The Found Grape: You now can enjoy Carmenere, once thought lost forever.
- Grounds for Change: Before long, the sprawling State Hospital site will hit the market, and that has some people concerned.
- Fitness Forward: AspireFIT aims to make healthy living a feasible goal.
- Harrisburg Hopes: A few simple things would improve life in this city in 2015.
- Cutting Edge: Stylist Eric Moon gathers ideas from around the world, then brings them home to Harrisburg.
- December News Digest
- Student Scribes: A Palace of Bygone Days
- Street Wise: Education Row–20 years of learning, a stone’s throw away.
- Relax, Rejuvenate, Renew: Need to de-stress? Reiki may be just the ticket.
- A Year of Change: In 2014, you had to sift through the pastors, treasurers and gun-packing lawmakers to get to the most important news.
- Open Mic Magic: Veteran hosts explain how to kill it on open mic night.
- Chasing Paper: When it comes to unearthing what happened, documents usually trump memories.
- A Time to Mourn: Emmy’s Heart supports those who lose a pet.
- So What? Writer Jack Veasey has spent a lifetime answering a simple, two-word question.
- The Secret Is Out: Uptown Chicago Grill may seem like an unimposing little neighborhood eatery. But. Oh. The food.
- Drive-By Band: No Last Call–They have trumpets, and they’re not afraid to use them.
- Dispirited: Zoning Board Denies Distillery Plan
- TheBurg Podcast: Year-in-Review Edition
- Hearings Scheduled For Proposed Clarks Valley Land Sale
- Strong Stuff
- TheBurg Podcast, Jan. 9, 2015
- After First Year, Taking Stock of Harrisburg’s Recovery
- TheBurg Podcast, Jan. 16, 2015
- Council Weighs Debt Settlement For Downtown Verizon Building
- TheBurg Podcast, Jan. 23, 2015
- Gun Rally in Harrisburg Park Postponed Until Spring
- January News Digest
- Student Scribes: Confessions of a (Recovering) Angry Young Man
- On Hipsters and Harrisburg: Can beards & vinyl coexist with church socials and civic engagement?
- Student Scribes: Gamut Theatre, Behind the Mask.
- Student Scribes: Stand-Up Comedy–Only the Brave Need Apply.
- Student Scribes: On the Nature of Grief–A Stew of Mixed Emotions
- Powerful Dreams: Classic play explores the intersection of ambition, family, race.
- Quietly Powerful: “A Most Violent Year” explores who’s right – if anyone.
- Changing Her Tune: A new sound, a new city for singer Kat Edmonson.
- Soccer Goals: As U.S. soccer moves into the big time, can Harrisburg move with it?
- Community Corner: Notable February events.
- Musical Notes: Frantic Feb – A short month packs in great sounds.
- A Temporary Home: Meet foster parents of a different breed.
- Create Space: A peek inside the new Millworks artist studios.
- A Message from Jack: Maybe Harrisburg can’t do much about its tax rate, but it still can be more welcoming to outsiders.
- To Still the Mind: Students find peace, awareness at Kundalini Yoga & Wellness.
- From Dumpy to Debonair: Welcome to our new men’s fashion column–and to your first pocket square.
- A Thing about Love: A lifetime together, on Muench Street.
- Beer Magic: For the Sons of Alchemy, the joy isn’t just in drinking beer, but making it.
- To Books . . . and Beyond: Floyd Stokes may have retired his cape, but the SuperReader lives on.
- A Time for Tuna: Even without meat, you can enjoy a good Italian meal during Lent.
- Judgment Call: Before condemning Harrisburg, opinion-writers might want to pick up the phone.
- Pulling Back the Curtain: Harrisburg native writes, speaks on slavery, racism in her city.
- Great Coffee Is Elementary: Harrisburg’s coffee culture revs it up at the Broad Street Market.
- Brushes and Briefs: Arty types find help from a most unexpected source–lawyers.
- A Victorian Valentine: A step back in time, a short drive away.
- An Exotic Ride: A new exhibit shines a light on the elegant, speedy Lotus.
- Mansion of Glory: One building has housed a century of service to the Allison Hill community.
- Truth in Spending: As a candidate, Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse outlined a broad vision for a Harrisburg renaissance. But the legacy of his first year may be something more prosaic: fiscal responsibility.
- Without a Filter: Step into Stephen Michael Haas’ funhouse at The MakeSpace.
- TheBurg Podcast, Jan. 30, 2015
- Harrisburg Gets a Lift as Uber Launches in City
- Harrisburg Mayor OKs State’s Verizon Workout, Reluctantly
- Parking Advisory Meeting Scheduled for Feb. 24
- TheBurg Podcast, Feb. 6, 2015
- With Vote on Land Sale Approaching, Officials Still Have Questions
- Riviera Razed: City Demolishes Historic, Blighted Hotel
- TheBurg Podcast, Feb. 13, 2015
- Over It
- Judge Suspends City Gun Laws
- Free Primary Care Clinic To Open in Uptown Harrisburg
- Park Ways
- February News Digest
- Time to Engage: Despite Harrisburg’s tough political scene, please get involved this election season.
- A Tale of 40 Houses: Putting down roots on Green Street.
- Mid-Century Masterpiece: Pour a martini and celebrate the golden anniversary of the State Museum building.
- Community Corner: Notable March events.
- Charity Bowl: Animeals fills the belly, warms the heart.
- Student Scribes: “My best friend and I made a slip ‘n’ slide in the winter”
- Classical Magic: What happens when you combine Brahms, spectacle and the circus arts?
- A Play of Their Own: All-female cast treads the boards in “Women Playing Hamlet.”
- Student Scribes: Travels of a Slug
- Sense of the City: Playwright Paul Hood gives voice to urban life, his life.
- Intentional and Gorgeous: Oscar-nominated “Timbuktu” touches both the personal and the universal.
- Musical Notes: Warming trend–less snow, more sounds.
- Water and Air: Harrisburg’s historic Waterworks has found new purpose as a yoga studio—and it’s taking flight.
- This Very Old House: Central PA has its share of antebellum buildings. Owning one, however, can be more challenging than charming.
- Meet the Roomie: An unintended consequence of a hot rental market–roommate issues.
- The Rebuilders: A Q&A with Vern McKissick
- The Ring of Spring: Who’s calling? Why, it’s your garden.
- All Things Local: Our commitment to Harrisburg runs deep.
- A Chocolate Experience: From his lab, Frederic Loraschi makes beautiful, decadent confections–and the fun’s just getting started.
- Farm-to-Table Fidelity: As The Millworks sets to open, local, sustainable are closer than ever.
- Gifts in a Glass: Malbec and Torrentes prove that Argentine wines have arrived.
- The Pluck of the Irish: Friendly Sons of St. Patrick marks two decades of celebrating heritage, giving back to community.
- A Taste of Romance: In all its forms, amaretto is a hint of love.
- Rescue Mission: For a quarter century, Channels Food Rescue has been fighting the scourge of hunger.
- A Dress Dream: A seamstress shop has evolved into an eclectic boutique at Leaf of Eve.
- Playbills and Paying Bills: Artsy types often have to get creative to make a living.
- The City’s Interest: In 1993, Harrisburg went into the hotel business. More than two decades later, it’s still living with—and paying for—this legacy.
- TheBurg Podcast, Feb. 27, 2015
- Harrisburg School Property Taxes Eliminated under Wolf Plan
- TheBurg Podcast, March 6, 2015
- TheBurg Podcast, March 13, 2015
- Kane: Incinerator Probe Hoped To End Soon
- Mixed Use Proposed for Historic Moose Lodge
- TheBurg Podcast, March 20, 2015
- Council Candidate Kennedy-Shaffer Faces Petition Challenge
- Parking Play: The mayor’s quarter-million-dollar bet on downtown parking.
- After Challenge, Candidate Seeks to Unmask His True Rival
- Park Place
- TheBurg Podcast, March 27, 2015
- March News Digest
- Happenings: The April Calendar of Events
- Homicide Solve Rates, Here and Elsewhere: A Story Supplement
- Spirited Arrival: Distillery Set to Open in Harrisburg
- Beauty All Around Us: The natural, the manmade become one as Art in the Wild returns.
- Healthy Discussion: The ladies of Zoombalicious offer Harrisburg a fitness lesson and a civics lesson.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in April
- Musical Notes: Rock ‘n’ Rain–April offers a shower of classic & contemporary rock.
- Soul Seeker: As artist Aron Rook creates, she searches for answers–within, without.
- A Kid’s-Eye View: What do Harrisburg youth think of their city? I asked.
- Change of Course: New races, dates, routes for 2015 Harrisburg runs.
- Music, Gumbo, Faith: Hot time for a great cause at “Taste of Jazz.”
- Resident Artist: Renowned artist Crystal Wagner could work anywhere. Attracted to The Millworks, she now calls Harrisburg her home.
- Reversing Course: By returning its roads to its residents, Harrisburg begins the process of weaving itself back together.
- Course of a Lifetime: This Harrisburg author marches forward, with no regrets.
- It’s a Man’s Whisk: Guys take over the kitchen at “Kings Who Cook.”
- On the Right Path: Spiral Path Farm, a pioneer in progressive agriculture, seeks to assure its legacy.
- An Easter Feast: This holiday, sideline the pork and give traditional roast lamb a try.
- “3 Hearts” = 1 Disappointment
- March News Digest: April Fool’s Edition
- Skate with Cause: Art, boards to benefit kids with autism.
- Student Scribes: The 72-Hour Hangover
- The Millworks, Reborn
- A Beer & a Dream: Brandalynn and Theo Armstrong had a vision for a brewery in Midtown Harrisburg. With the help of the community, it’s come true.
- Suds Summit: Soak up brew culture, flavor at the first Harrisburg Beer Week.
- Open and Closed: In Harrisburg, the homicide rate is high. But so is the solve rate.
- State Agency Plans To Raze Two of Harrisburg’s Oldest Homes
- Suds & Sandwiches: “Nano-Brewery” Proposed for Downtown Harrisburg
- Living Downtown: More Residential Planned for Harrisburg
- Kennedy-Shaffer Struck From Primary Ballot
- TheBurg Podcast, April 3, 2015
- Agency To Seek Buyer For Historic Downtown Homes
- TheBurg Podcast, April 10, 2015
- Community Comment: Front Street Redesign Is “Ill-Conceived”
- Harrisburg Seeks to Revoke Business Licenses for 3 Bars
- Mayor’s Receipts For Artifact Purchases May Factor in Grand Jury Probe
- TheBurg Podcast, April 17, 2015
- Harrisburg Mayor Endorses 3 for City Council
- In Council Endorsements, Mayor, PAC See Eye to Eye
- TheBurg Podcast, April 24, 2015
- Beer Here: Crave & Co. Cleared for Brewery
- Dock to Table: Get hooked on the fish at John B. Kelly Seafood Connection.
- Uptown Dunk
- April News Digest
- Student Scribes: 3 Poems
- Head in the Clouds: Aging, introspection in “Clouds of Sils Maria.”
- Community Corner: Notable Events in May
- The Risk of Winning: Harrisburg, place your bets.
- Above and Beyond: Showing you care in business, life means providing the “wow factor.”
- Havana on the Susquehanna: Authentic Cuban cuisine sails into Shipoke.
- Happenings: May’s Calendar of Events
- Of Drama, Comedy: Jewish Film Festival takes on the light, the dark.
- A River Connects Us: As the weather warms, take time to enjoy the glorious Susquehanna.
- Student Scribes: Tricky Transport, Tackling Troubles with Trolleys
- CASA Student Scribes: Good Company
- CASA Student Scribes: Advancing Technology
- Eat With Purpose: Good food, a good cause at the monthly Harrisburg Food Truck Feast.
- Peace in the City: In Riverfront Park, a tranquil, inspirational respite.
- CASA Student Scribes: Fade Away
- Upgrade Your Anchors: Good style starts from the bottom, up.
- Musical Notes: May Montage–Something for everyone this month.
- A Taco Tale: The humble food gets a celebrity makeover at Mid St8 Taco.
- A Seat in the Bard Room: Melissa Nicholson to helm international Shakespeare organization.
- Easy City Rider: There’s plenty to do, celebrate during National Bike Month.
- Meet the Candidates: Harrisburg Democrats vie for 4 seats on City Council.
- Sustenance in Steelton: Marla’s Place is basic, very basic, but the food and service will make you feel at home.
- Beyond the Bell: More than just kettles, Salvation Army helps rebuild lives.
- Peace, Through Dance: State grant will bring a classic Indian tradition to Harrisburg.
- CASA Student Scribes: Clowning Around
- A Fish Adventure: The head and eyes weren’t a problem; the scales were.
- Vine Vision: As Bucks Valley opens, Mike Pelino completes a journey from goal to glass.
- Love Is the Key: Harrisburg troubadour Josh Krevsky pursues his musical journey.
- Back to Its Roots: The world’s best quaffs, a stunning setting for the Harrisburg Wine Festival.
- House of Note: Beauty awaits the discerning eye at Lindenwood.
- River Beds: Historic riverfront mansions brought back to life at The Manor on Front Bed and Breakfast.
- Chasing the Light: In central PA, the spring season has become plein air season.
- TheBurg Podcast, May 1, 2015
- Water Company Flushing City Fire Hydrants
- Derby Day
- State Takes First Civil Action Over Harrisburg Debt Crisis
- Harrisburg Architect To Steer City’s Comprehensive Plan
- TheBurg Podcast, May 8, 2015
- Two City District Justice Seats Up For Grabs in May Primary
- TheBurg Podcast, May 15, 2015
- Harrisburg Zoning Board Approves Moose Lodge Conversion
- Mayor’s Slate Victorious in City Council Primary
- Turned Out
- Editorial Judgment
- The Good Intentions of “Yes”: Women’s group combines comedy with cause.
- May News Digest
- Tired Teens: Rest assured, adolescents need solid sack time.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in June
- Happenings: Our June Calendar of Events
- A Matter of Will: Do the people have a collective desire to make Harrisburg better?
- Snack Attack: Embark on a road trip to Pennsylvania’s most tempting factories.
- Lawn Chair Cinema: Harrisburg gets its own outdoors film series.
- A Summer Favorite: June is strawberry pie time.
- Love and War and Politics and Poetry: Enigmatic “Troilus and Cressida” is annual Shakespeare in the Park
- River City: From ferry to festivals, the Susquehanna has defined Harrisburg.
- Fresh Air Fun: Over the summer, local families will host New York kids–and all will benefit.
- A Way of Life: Yoga Nature offers a Sunday organic farmers market to nurture mind, body and soul.
- A Midstate Passage: Anju Singh brings Indian clothing, culture to central PA.
- Farm to Glass: From grapes to bees to beer–Spring Gate crafts a local experience.
- Student Scribes: Letter from Harrisburg
- H*MAC, Rising: Once near extinction, a restored Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center surges back with a casual restaurant, a new performance space and a re-energized mission.
- Musical Notes: June Jumble–This month, something wonderful for everyone.
- The Lounge Next Door: Romance, rooftop are part of the expanded 704 Lounge.
- A Bright Idea: Lighten Up Harrisburg gears up for its second Glow Run.
- History Hop: Canals, old buildings, antiques and Bunny Burgers round out a tour of Perry County.
- Bending Sound: Carlisle-based Rivers dives into the local indie scene.
- Home Style: Anna T’s is a tribute to a special mom & her way of cooking.
- National Battle: Realtor Ray Davis goes up against the nation’s best to raise money to fight blood disease.
- Harrisburg on the Levant: 2nd Street Shawarma brings Mediterranean flair to central PA.
- Treasured Island: Many people have high hopes for the future of Harrisburg’s City Island. But can its players paddle in the same direction?
- Not Our Fault? In Harrisburg, there’s plenty of blame to go around.
- A Cemetery Swing: The region’s historic graveyards offer a fascinating take on the past.
- Utilities Launch Anti-Imposter Initiative
- A Well-Spun Lie
- Fitness Studio Planned For Site Of Evicted Corner Store
- TheBurg Podcast, June 5, 2015
- TheBurg Podcast, June 12, 2015
- Ad Company Donates Billboard Spot to City
- TheBurg Podcast, June 19, 2015
- In Trash Bill Suit, City Sees Source of Sanitation Woes
- New Trash Bins Hoped to Fight Litter, Increase Recycling
- Court Strikes Down Pro-Gun Law, Saving City Some Fees
- TheBurg Podcast, June 26, 2015
- State Commission Calls for Meeting Over Front Street Trees
- Delightful “Chaos”: Rickman chooses period piece for long-awaited return as director.
- Summer Sounds: Perfect music for the steamy heat.
- Senior Pet Moments: Aging dogs and cats require special attention and care.
- The Truth and Even More: HippoCamp 2015 to celebrate creative nonfiction.
- July News Digest
- Planting Seeds: Businesspeople can invest anywhere, which is why incentives are needed to make Harrisburg’s re-development self-sustaining.
- Hot Weather, Cool Cuisine: A chilled fish dish can be a refreshing break from the grill.
- Coffee Country: He had poured thousands of cups. Then he decided to trace the origins of the coffee he served.
- There’s Something about Zin: From red to white, California zinfandels are perfect for summer.
- Growing Up . . . and Going for a Run: More than a physical challenge, Girls on the Run helps students open up, learn about life and mature.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in July
- The Taco Next Door: New menu, colorful decor, more seating as Taco Solo expands.
- Happenings: Our July Calendar of Events
- Run, Residents, Run: Memo to City Council hopefuls: Serious candidates win elections.
- Best in the Business: For 2 years running, Harrisburg businesswomen are honored for their success.
- Better Shape: Ivan Black brings his passion for fitness to a struggling corner of Harrisburg.
- Adult Oasis: Bacco aims to meet the nightlife needs of a maturing downtown clientele.
- Summer Loving: Playing outside is fun, but warm weather also brings unique challenges for dogs.
- A Clickbait History of Harrisburg
- Driving Change: Will Harrisburg ever get a reliable mass transit system?
- STEM Sell: Rubber bands today, engineers tomorrow.
- Good Dog, Big Dog: Mastiffs to Mutts focuses on the rescue, placement of large breeds.
- Step Right Up: Sundae Best Variety Show wears something bawdy, something blue.
- Bringing Up Baby: Puppies are adorable, but exercise caution before adopting one.
- Free Ride: One City Island business hasn’t paid rent in more than 5 years. Is Harrisburg finally ready to crack the whip?
- The Last Stitch: After more than 2 decades, renowned costume designer Gwen Alsedek retires from Open Stage.
- Playing It Forward: Musician Koji comes home to share The Giving Keys.
- Condensed Luxury: Increasingly, high-end living comes in smaller packages.
- TheBurg Furry Friend
- Mayor, PennDOT: No Meeting on Front Street Trees
- Probe Into Harrisburg Finances Extended
- As Harrisburg Parking Fines Back Up, A Budget Falls Out of Balance
- TheBurg Podcast, July 3, 2015
- State Names New Recovery Officer for Harrisburg Schools
- Task Force Releases Report on Broad Street Market
- TheBurg Podcast, July 10, 2015
- Market Board Elects Joshua Kesler, Millworks Developer, as New President
- Former Harrisburg Mayor Reed To Be Criminally Charged
- Defiant Former Mayor Reed Faces Charges for Theft, Bribery
- Kane Releases Statement, Details Charges Against Reed
- Kane’s Office Releases Criminal Complaint, Presentment
- In Rent-Free Space Uptown, A “Veritable Treasure House” For a Former Mayor
- TheBurg Podcast, July 17, 2015
- Dugan Resigns as Broad Street Market Manager
- Most Kipona Activities Return to Riverfront Park
- TheBurg Podcast, July 24, 2015
- New Director Named for Susquehanna Art Museum
- Student Scribes: Curfew
- Student Scribes: “Tar-an-gi-o-li-o.”
- August News Digest
- Student Scribes: Success Is the Best Revenge
- Exit: Stage Left: Theatre Harrisburg’s long-time executive director retires.
- Student Scribes: Tie My Arm Behind My Back
- Don’t Hate on Harrisburg: All cities have problems, and this one is coming back.
- The Write Stuff: “A Novel Idea” puts aspiring authors through the paces.
- Taking Flight: Alan Tumblin has built a unique business for Pennsylvania—a private wine shop.
- Starting Young: Harrisburg no longer offers pre-K. Several groups are trying to fill the gap.
- Our Collective Legacy: We all share some responsibility for Harrisburg’s past; we all should embrace responsibility for a better future.
- 2 Days on the A.T.: A newbie tells of her first adventure on America’s most famous hiking trail.
- Everything Not in Its Place: “People Places Things”: An honest, humorous look at family life.
- Career-Bound, College-Bound: As vo-tech education grows, students find many paths to follow.
- A Slave, a Free Man: Exhibit opens on Harrisburg’s own Ephraim Slaughter.
- School’s Out: After 40 years, Londonderry director leaves for summer, forever.
- Hi-Energy August: A hot time in the old city.
- Nature’s Classroom: Wildwood Park encourages learning, discovery in summer programs.
- Raising Glasses, Raising Money: Très Bonne Année: A Very Good Year, for a Very Good Cause
- Every Picture Tells a Story: Each beautiful mural, each dilapidated property paints a portrait of Harrisburg.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in August
- Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
- Cake Clan: Bella Torta Bakery is a dream come true for mother-daughter team.
- Bond Don: Mayor for Life or Head of the Family?
- Peppered with Memories: Stuffed peppers can be an amazing mid-summer meal—the school cafeteria notwithstanding.
- Man Up, Layer Up: Guys, slowly back away from that hoodie.
- Market Upswing: There’s a new vibe in Midtown as vendors pour into the Broad Street Market.
- Parallel Parking: The state has urged Harrisburg to crack down on “rogue” parking operations. Then why is it subsidizing the city’s largest competitor?
- TheBurg Podcast, July 31, 2015
- Little Amps to Open in Strawberry Square
- Pair of Dog Shootings Concerns Midtown Neighbors
- Reed, Fighting Corruption Charges, Enlists Open Records Law
- Burg Blog: Gun Shy
- TheBurg Podcast, Aug. 7, 2015
- More Apartments: Harristown to Add to Downtown Housing Revival
- Reed Remained Active, Engaged After Term, Friends Say
- Teens Clean Streets, Sharpen the Saw in Summer Program
- TheBurg Podcast, Aug. 14, 2015
- TheBurg Podcast, Aug. 21, 2015
- City To Replace Trees Lost in Street Repaving
- TheBurg Podcast, Aug. 28, 2015
- August News Digest
- Toasting a Town: Linglestown–2 roundabouts, 250 years of history.
- Musical Notes: Autumn Moodiness–A dose of folk captures the coming of fall.
- In a Courtroom, Behind a Pen: For William Costopoulos, crime comes in 2 flavors–real and made-up.
- Gee, That’s a Great Wine: Two tough names, two terrific grapes.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in September
- Leashing the Lobbyists: Tighter rules, greater transparency needed for fourth branch of government.
- Life, Nothing More: “Bridge and Tunnel”–A must-see selection in the new Harrisburg-Hershey Film Festival.
- Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
- Visual Appeal: Harrisburg’s GK Visual raises its profile with local stories, high production values.
- Infection Prevention: In just a few years, hospitals have made major progress against healthcare-associated infections.
- Cling to Summer: A fresh peach recipe will make the season last a little longer.
- Spanish to English: ESL instructors help Latino students transition to American life.
- War of the Worlds: Harrisburg’s mayor and Civil War Museum supporters not only disagree–they don’t even exist in the same reality.
- A Safe Haven: For 2 decades, St. Barnabas Center’s summer camp has given Harrisburg kids a place to be, a place to grow.
- Vintage Ache: Shawan and the Wonton’s throwback style is a raw manifestation of the artist’s sensitive spirit.
- Art Everywhere: The 27th annual Gallery Walk will span themes, media, locations.
- Sneak Peek: Classic, funny, serious–a new theater season opens in Harrisburg.
- Latin Dance Lovers: As the area’s Latino population grows, so does the popularity of Latin Night at Level 2.
- Get Goosed: It’s fun, good food and all-things goose during this whimsical celebration.
- A Song of Their Own: Central PA Womyn’s Chorus marries music, activism.
- Burg Verse: “Crow at the Lawson Hotel”
- Breaking Barriers, Building Businesses: Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Central PA offers help, support for Latino entrepreneurs.
- Long-Time Friends: Many achievements behind, a celebration ahead for Friends of East Shore Area Library.
- Sanitize This: As Harrisburg tries to improve its sanitation system, it’s faced with years of bad practices and unresolved challenges.
- Native Son: Rapper Mazon roots himself in Harrisburg as he eyes the nation.
- TheBurg Podcast, Sept. 4, 2015
- Cutting Ties
- Harrisburg Streetlight Project Approved, Will Begin Soon
- Harrisburg Bar Loses Appeal, Remains Open for Now
- Home Remedy
- TheBurg Podcast, Sept. 11, 2015
- Liquor Control
- TheBurg Podcast, Sept. 18, 2015
- In New Video, Water Authority Asks Customers to “Consider the Source”
- Timely Audit Seen as Small Step in Harrisburg’s Recovery
- September News Digest
- Fall for Pasta: It’s time to tuck away the grill & turn on the stovetop.
- Color My World: It’s October–time to look at pretty leaves.
- Smoothie Operator: Cobble Creek adds to the range of healthier options in Harrisburg.
- A Mill Becomes The Mill: Long-abandoned, a former storehouse has found new life as an exquisitely restored restaurant.
- Unfavorable Comments: City leaders, residents must stop trafficking in us vs. them.
- Great Scott! The cult classic “Rocky Horror Show” returns to H*MAC for Halloween season.
- Structural Assets: Architectural exhibits rise in Harrisburg.
- HU at 10: President Eric Darr takes a glance back and looks ahead as Harrisburg University celebrates its first decade.
- Happenings: Our October Calendar of Events
- More Admin Stuff . . . and a Dash of Art: Open Stage and Gamut Theatre name new associate artistic directors.
- Hear the Cheers: Harrisburg Marathon reconfigures to be “mini-Boston” event.
- City Beautiful, City Searchable: Digital Harrisburg uses today’s technology to peek into our past.
- Building a Future: Master set builder, thespian, leaves Gamut for the Big Apple.
- Boys to Men: As a kid, Blake Lynch hung out at Boys & Girls Club of Harrisburg; he now helps build the organization.
- The Cost of Recovery: As Harrisburg’s recovery plan turns 2, how close is the city to financial stability?
- Student Scribes: The Cabin on Pine Creek
- Common Cause: Can the “Eliminate the School Property Tax Now” campaign unite right and left?
- Classic Scare: Good Freddy & Bad Freddy haunt your dreams this Halloween month.
- Ground to Glass: From Broad Mountain, a winery arises.
- History & Hospitality: Gettysburg’s historic Brafferton Inn welcomes those looking for a fall respite, a quaint retreat–or maybe a spooky ghost tour.
- Musical Notes: Autumn Blend–A perfect musical mix arrives in town.
- Old Things, New Lives: Wood & Cloth gives worn pieces another chance.
- Outdoors in October: You needn’t drive far for some nature-loving fun.
- The Journalist and the Mayor: Ever since Steve Reed was criminally charged, people have asked where the media was during his tenure. In 1984, it was right in his face.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in October
- A Poverty of Action: It’s time for the private sector to take greater responsibility to improve this city.
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 2, 2015: Talkin’ Trash and Trees
- Harrisburg Changes Leaf Collection Procedure
- Mayor on Leaves: Bag ‘Em, Don’t Blow ‘Em, Please
- Gun-Rights Attorney To Seek Donor Names On Appeal
- In Harrisburg Recovery, Fairness Remains Matter of Debate at City Hall
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 9, 2015
- Harrisburg Ordered to Release More Records to Reed Defense Team
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 16, 2015
- New Tenants Lined Up for Strawberry Square
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 23, 2015
- Holiday Cheer: Midstate Distillery Set to Open
- Mayor Unveils Counter-Proposal at “Positive” Meeting with Tourism Bureau
- Big Ideas: The City Council write-in candicacy of Chris Siennick.
- At Anniversary of Downtown Stabbing Death, Police Still Looking for Leads
- Musical Notes: A Month for Tradition
- Student Scribes: “Walking with Ghosts: Reflecting on Autism”
- Their Voices Will Be Heard: A story of courageous women unfolds in “Suffragette.”
- October News Digest
- What’s Old Is New: At PassItOn, consigned goods aren’t just used, but a “cycle of life.”
- “Twelfth Night” and Transformations: Shakespeare’s “beautiful promise” opens Gamut’s new theater.
- Three Ring Market: Market of Curiosities offers an odd circus of quirky holiday gifts, craft beer and live music.
- Happenings: Our November Calendar of Events
- Re-Feather Your Nest: Kelly Havens brings repurposed, farmhouse chic to Marysville.
- Student Scribes: “Two Poems”
- The Blancs of the Loire: France sends two gifts for white wine lovers.
- Seasonal Treat: For Thanksgiving, Rosemary shares her special applesauce recipe.
- Heroism Honored: Black troops were excluded from the Union’s victory parade, so Harrisburg held its own. This month, that event will be commemorated.
- The Net Appears: Brett Bernardini takes a leap and lands at Theatre Harrisburg.
- Practice Safe Tux: Holiday season is black tie season.
- Independent Minded: In a tough business, local indie bookstores have survived through a mix of expertise, service and community.
- Waste Not This Opportunity: Together, we can beautify our city while building our community.
- In the Key of C-ommunity: Music, friendship play well together at the West Shore Symphony.
- Collateral Damage: Harrisburg’s revolving loan fund was supposed to spark business development. Decades later, the fund is dormant, and the city is still trying to figure out who owes what.
- A Mission to Serve: The work of Tabernacle Baptist fills the belly–and the soul.
- Raise the Curtain: This month, Gamut will debut its new theater.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in November
- Conflict and Interests: Is confrontation an effective governing strategy?
- TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 30, 2015
- TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 6, 2015
- Spit Take: The unsolved spitting mystery behind a curious council bill.
- TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 13, 2015
- Harrisburg Announces New Rules for “Woody Waste”
- Hallmark to Close, Among Many Changes in Strawberry Square
- TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 20, 2015
- Mayor, County Agency Strike Deal on Tourism Dollars
- Nov. 23-27: This Week in Harrisburg
- Papenfuse, Departing from State Plan, Proposes Tax Hike, New Hires
- Still Short-Staffed, City Seeks to Hike Tax on Residents and Commuters
- TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 27, 2015
- A Wine Wonderland: Our wine guy gives his picks for an every day sip, a special holiday pour.
- A 3rd Act on the 2nd Floor: Lawrence Knorr may have retired, but, pursuing his passions, he’s busier than ever.
- November News Digest
- On the (Future) Job: Once a year, West Shore students flock to a mammoth career day.
- Keeping It Real: Made to Keep sticks to an ageless formula: paper, ink, design, fun.
- Student Scribes: Three Poems
- Holiday Spice: Something sweet, with a little bite, for Christmas.
- Curtains, not Candy: “Sweetest Place on Earth” also offers theatrical treats.
- Musical Notes: Songs for the Season
- Happenings: Our December Calendar of Events
- Text Neck Check: Smart phones can be a real pain in the neck.
- Classics for Christmas: Traditional holiday films unwrapped this month.
- Student Scribes: When Life Gives You Lemons
- First Steps, Next Steps: It’s not good-bye. It’s about what comes next.
- Winter Wining: When is giving even better than receiving? When holiday shopping means a trip to a winery.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in December
- Oasis of Peace: Amidst the bustle of downtown, St. Patrick’s serves as calm place to take shelter, find solace.
- Ho-Ho Hops: A special holiday brew in every stocking.
- Nick Hughes, in the Spotlight: The veteran actor returns for 2 Open Stage performances this month.
- Mansions & Memories: Historic Harrisburg’s Candlelight Tour to showcase Front Street’s finest.
- Steampunk Perfect: Thomas Willeford is a force in a quirky fantasy world that melds past and future.
- Choo-Choo Christmas: Toy train displays spark wonder, memories as holiday tradition grows.
- Drummer’s Delight: A rap pioneer, B-Luv has experienced great highs and tremendous lows. He now shares his joy of music with Harrisburg.
- Tourist Trap: In November, a two-year stalemate between the mayor and the county tourism bureau finally reached its end. What was it all about?
- Back to the FutureBurg: 20 years hence, alternate visions of Harrisburg.
- Nov. 30-Dec. 4: This Week in Harrisburg
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- City Launches Streetlight Replacement Project
- State Rebukes Harrisburg Mayor’s Claims of Fraud
- TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 4, 2015
- Dec. 7-11: This Week in Harrisburg
- Mayor, Defending Budget, Defies Council to Find Cuts
- With New Department, City Seeks to Turn Trash to Treasure
- Inconsistent Testimony Helped Accused Braxton Killer Beat Knifing Charge
- Koplinski Presents “Austerity” Budget, Answering Mayor’s Challenge
- TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 11, 2015
- Dec. 14-18: This Week in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg Resident Charged With Aiding Terrorists
- TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 18, 2015
- This Week in Harrisburg: Dec. 21-Jan. 1
- Harrisburg Man Accused of Aiding ISIS Pleads Not Guilty
- Happenings: Our January Calendar of Events
- December News Digest
- Relaxed Repast: A meal, a beverage, with a side of mindfulness, at Mellow Minded Cafe.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in January
- Mexico to the Midstate: The Garcias have grown a business around food and family.
- Mid-Winter Warm-up: Hot young bands break the chill.
- Dress for Success: Why use bottled salad dressing when homemade is so easy–and so much better.
- Capturing the Essence: Bevrore specializes in uncovering your best look.
- Mall in the Middle: Like many shopping centers, Harrisburg Mall finds itself at an inflection point.
- Harrisburg as Capital: Backwater town becomes government center.
- Pizza, Beer, Tolstoy: Grain + Verse brings culture to the humble pie.
- Culture Capital: The capacious, renovated Capitol Room set to host major events at H*MAC
- New Year, No Smoke: Numerous programs will help you stomp out that last cig.
- Here’s to . . . You: Raise a glass; Toastmasters is here to help.
- The Wind at Their Backs: From grape-sellers to wine-makers, the Jansens’ mission has grown.
- Between Two Lives: Art, gender & identity for “The Danish Girl.”
- Harrisburg on the Wall: “The Burg 2” will give the gift of art by selling it.
- On Becoming Whole: Movement, thought, wellness come together at Body IQ Life.
- Fun on a Bun: Burger wishes, French fry dreams at the Broad Street Market.
- What’s the Plan? After scores of meetings and tons of input, Harrisburg’s comprehensive plan process enters the final stretch.
- Community Starts at Hello: A simple resolution for 2016–engage with those around you.
- A Voice for History: “Red Velvet”–historical experience and modern sensibility
- You Are What You Eat: Healthy Living Kitchen approaches nutrition in a holistic, realistic way.
- River Diver: Keith Williams captures the health of the Susquehanna watershed–one creek at a time.
- Ups & Downs: Harrisburg and the unsettled, topsy-turvy, can’t-make-up-its-mind year.
- Drawing Rooms: One Midtown building is home to 2 friends–who just happen to be major figures in the world of children’s book illustration.
- Quiet in the Hall: When Rayon Braxton died, a mother lost her son, and a community lost its leader.
- TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 31, 2015: Year in Review
- Dis-Barred
- At Town Hall, City Youth Grapple with Violence
- TheBurg Podcast, Jan. 8, 2016
- Jan. 11-15: This Week in Harrisburg
- TheBurg Podcast, Jan. 15, 2016
- Jan. 18-22: This Week in Harrisburg
- TheBurg Podcast, Jan. 22, 2016
- Jan. 25-29: This Week in Harrisburg
- City Snow Relief Expected to Hit Half-a-Million Mark
- Musical Notes: Heavy Feb–Rock it from Groundhog Day to Leap Year Day.
- Brain Gain: Exhibits, arts, crafts pour out of Brain Vessel.
- January News Digest
- Happenings: Our February Calendar of Events
- Bring in the Funk: Craft brewpub taps a new market in central PA.
- Residence Artists: The Governor’s Mansion flings open its doors–and out comes art.
- A Sister Story: Delta Sigma Theta’s Harrisburg Alumnae Chapter offers service, leadership, support.
- Outshine with Outerwear: The weather may be ugly, but you don’t have to be.
- Painting the Town: The Susquehanna Art Museum’s new executive director got her dream job–and walked into the challenge of her life.
- Heart of a Community: A century old, the Jewish Community Center continues to foster unity, identity, memories.
- A Harrisburg Valentine’s: On this special day, Rosemary dines out–and finds much to recommend.
- King Cabernet: All hail the wine that would rule the world.
- Harrisburg’s “Merchant Princess”: New book explores the fascinating life of retail pioneer Mary Sachs.
- Stories of a People: At Open Stage, authentic plays, authentic voices.
- Up Through the Ranks: Dave Smith battled decades of racism to reach the top of the enlisted ranks.
- Master of Words: Nathaniel Gadsden builds his legacy one poem, one person, at a time.
- The Envelope Please: And the Oscar goes to . . .
- Fish Food: Steel-High’s aquaponics program yields school-to-table fare.
- Fabric of History: African-American History Quilt tells of a people, a place.
- Clean Slate: After being endorsed by the mayor, three newly elected council members are determined to go their own way.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in February
- So You Want to Start a Business: three entrepreneurs share their experiences in the capital city.
- Return Visit: A few years ago, our editor urged Harrisburg to embrace its destiny as a small, charming city. How’s that going?
- A Coffee Quest: What’s the secret to a great independent coffeehouse?
- TheBurg Podcast, Jan. 29, 2016
- Feb. 1-5: This Week in Harrisburg
- Reed Lawyers Demand Fees from City in Records Case
- TheBurg Podcast, Feb. 5, 2016
- Feb. 8-12: This Week in Harrisburg
- Armed Conflict
- TheBurg Podcast, Feb. 12, 2016
- Stolen Antique Guns Part of NRA-Sponsored Exhibit
- TheBurg Podcast, Feb. 19, 2016
- MX Cocina Brings Tex-Mex to Midtown
- High-End Rug Company Plans Move into Midtown
- TheBurg Podcast, Feb. 26, 2016
- Student Scribes: Water for Everyone
- Student Scribes: It Was Only a Horse Gate
- An Issue of “Race”: New film explores a singular time in human rights, sports history.
- A Garden Stroll: Color bursts forth from the Civic Club grounds.
- House of Note: Harrisburg’s most famous residence celebrates a landmark year.
- So Much to Do: It’s almost spring–time to get that green thumb into gear.
- Student Scribes: A Little More than Just Gore
- Dublin on the Mediterranean: Put some Italian in your Irish with this stew.
- House Hunters Harrisburg: As amenities, confidence grow, so does interest in living in the city.
- Layers of Flavor: Phyllo draws Greek food fans to the Broad Street Market.
- A Youth Center Grows: With expansion, Bethesda Mission seeks to boost capabilities, programs.
- Doing the Opposite: As the community changes, so does Derry Street UMC.
- From Sky to Sea: Despite retirement, former Camp Hill Mayor Lou Thieblemont moves full-steam ahead.
- House + Art: Habitat’s annual art auction helps folks stay in their homes.
- Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
- Musical Awakening: These bands will stir you from winter’s slumber.
- Art of the Egg: Cafe Uovo celebrates the arts with creative cuisine.
- February News Digest
- Freshman Under Fire: Sen. Rob Teplitz, a “huge target” on his back, enters a tough re-election fight.
- Get Your Rear in Gear: Don’t shy away from ensuring a healthy colon.
- Student Scribes: The Not-So-Invincible Father
- Something Wants to Happen: New leadership and new energy re-make the MakeSpace.
- A Home, Reborn
- Learning Curve: It’s been an adjustment, but Harrisburg students have built new friendships, lives at DC Tech.
- A Place for Second Chances: Ex-offenders find a comfy home, respect at Kera’s House.
- Razing the Bar: A sober assessment of Harrisburg’s attempt to shut down the Third Street Cafe.
- Why Art? Chekhov–and questions with no answers.
- Community Corner: Notable March Events
- In Good Spirits: Midstate Distillery brings local, handcrafted to Harrisburg.
- Student Scribes: Seeing the World in Cubes
- Student Scribes: “The Room”–So Bad, It’s Good
- TheBurg Podcast, March 4, 2016
- st@rtup to Anchor Historic Moose Lodge Building
- New Light
- TheBurg Podcast, March 11, 2016
- Harrisburg Officials Split over Critical Report on Treasury Department
- TheBurg Podcast, March 18, 2016
- Capital Region Water Weighs $9 Million Conservation Bid
- TheBurg Podcast, March 25, 2016
- Happenings: Our April Calendar of Events
- Support Structure: Bailey House offers a home away from home for loved ones of hospital patients.
- March News Digest
- Duck Season: For April, one last hearty meal before we whip out the grill.
- Musical Notes: Eclectic April–This month shows many musical moods.
- Student Scribes: How to Celebrate an Anniversary on Amtrak
- Chardonnay: The Terroirist–It’s time to rediscover this refreshing white grape.
- News Digest: April Fool’s Edition
- Park Art: Creativity goes back to nature at “Art in the Wild.”
- A Freeform Life: Genius meets tragedy in “Miles Ahead.”
- Garden Party: First friendship, then music, for members of Flower Garden.
- Community Corner: Notable April Events
- All Dogs Go to 7th Street: It’s a pooch paradise at Keystone K9.
- Measuring Up: Can Harrisburg Put Itself Back Together?
- Resolution Reboot: A few tips may help you get back on track with your fitness goals.
- We’ll Have Another: From firkins to pairings to contests–Harrisburg Beer Week is back.
- Art of the Fabric: “Threads” brings together textile creations from around the state.
- Huge Relief: As the number of volunteer firefighters in Harrisburg dwindled, a relief fund to benefit them grew and grew. What are they doing with all that money?
- Best Frenemies: Life Circles round and round for “The Old Friends”
- Slow Me the Money: Millions, just out of reach.
- Story Time: Untitled tells of life in Harrisburg, one person at a time.
- “Play Ball,” 3 Decades and Counting: Senators turn 30 with novel promotions, solid prospects.
- TheBurg Podcast, April 1, 2016
- City Activist Faces Loss of CRW Seat
- TheBurg Podcast, April 15, 2016
- Independence Day Festivities Set
- A Natural Balance
- Council Schedules Vote on Updated Recovery Plan
- Something to Spare
- TheBurg Podcast, April 22, 2016
- A New Future: State Archives Plans Move to 6th Street
- Student Scribes: Mom, Bullies and a Masked Weirdo
- A Healthier Community: We must work together to halt the crisis of prescription drug abuse.
- Brewed in the Burbs: Business is hopping at Harty Brewing Co.
- Design Space: New Mitrani showroom shares a pattern for living.
- Greens Season: Celebrate spring with some tender veggies.
- April News Digest
- Musical Notes: Steamy Spring–It’s time to break a sweat.
- River Dance: There was a time when Harrisburg tripped the barge fantastic.
- River Saver: Bill Cornell has dedicated his life to the Susquehanna River–and he’s just getting started.
- Who Works in Harrisburg? Our mapping project shows where commuters come from—and where they’re going.
- Honest Bride: “Wedding Doll” part of this month’s Jewish Film Festival.
- All Hail the Mud Queen: Step into her realm–and throw away your worries.
- Susquehanna Charm: This year’s HYP Home Tour drifts into Shipoke.
- Phantom of the Theater: Edgy, progressive plays help people “dare, discover, dream.”
- More than Just Plays: Outreach as important as acting at Gamut Theatre.
- Stocked Market: So–have you been to the Broad Street Market lately?
- An Educator of Health: An online message prompts a recollection of one of our area’s most celebrated doctors.
- A New Craving: At Crave the Food, the cuisine, decor are all grown up.
- True Food: Vrai–healthy, tasty–and maybe a glass of wine.
- A Pasta Party: Bricco celebrates 10 years in downtown Harrisburg.
- Courage, on the Screen: Many countries, moods represented at the annual Jewish Film Festival.
- A Growing Family: The Conklins complete a transition from finance to farming.
- Craft Cuisine: Christian DeLutis leads a kitchen perfectly paired with Troegs’ beer artistry.
- Memory Lane: A great deal, a step into the past, at A. Lane Furniture
- Suit Up, Muddy Up: The YMCA’s 2016 Race Series reaches for speed, makes a mess.
- Happenings: Our May Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable May Events
- Holding Cost
- New Restaurant, Shops for Strawberry Square
- Judge Dismisses 300+ Counts Against Long-Time Mayor Steve Reed
- Spradley Resigns as Harrisburg Treasurer
- Run for Your Life
- May News Digest
- Happenings: Our June Calendar of Events
- Uncertain Decision: Millions more, yet a new federal courthouse seems as distant as ever.
- Seeds of Success: Master gardeners help turn all-thumbs to green thumbs.
- Safety Zone: Safe Families PLUS matches mentors with youth in foster care.
- Staying Put: In Harrisburg, seniors increasingly decide to “age in place.”
- The Right Chord: “Guitar” shares the story, the beauty of the beloved stringed instrument.
- Capital in Conflict: Civil War Days stresses Harrisburg’s role in the war.
- Island Wine: Seek out these unique quaffs from off the coast of Italy.
- HBG Is I.T.: Urban vibe drives tech corridor in downtown Harrisburg.
- Water Music: Summer concerts return to Italian Lake.
- Sun & Fun & Safety: Summer brings good times, but hazards too.
- Cheese Choice: An Italian cheese for every mood, every season.
- The Simple Life: A visit with an Amish family puts a break on the rat race.
- Dino Fun: Prehistoric beasts are invading downtown Harrisburg–bringing the humans with them.
- Color for a Cause: How one family’s struggle inspired the biggest race in the midstate.
- No Kids? No Chocolate? No Problem! What’s a grown-up to do in Hershey?
- Community Corner: Notable June Events
- Self Portrait of an Artist: “Sondheim on Sondheim” opens at Open Stage of Harrisburg.
- Food Network: Harrisburg’s craft food producers have formed a culture of cooperation, a web of support.
- Student Scribes: A Mother’s Delight (After Sylvia Plath’s Work in “Ariel”)
- Student Scribes: Malignant
- Student Scribes: T-E-R-R-A-P-I-N
- Musical Notes: Summer Songs–June’s lineup matches weather’s warmth.
- Films al Fresco: Outdoor movies return to Midtown Cinema.
- History on Canvas: City artist completes years-long “Harris Project.”
- Access Denied
- Burg in Focus – fudge-O-lutely
- TheBurg, GK Visual Announce Video Partnership
- Student Scribes: “Losing In-a-Sense”
- Happenings: Our July Calendar of Events
- Student Scribes: “Captured”
- Student Scribes: “Donate your body to someone who needs it.”
- Student Scribes: “Secrets”
- Community Corner: Notable July Events
- Yum City: In downtown Harrisburg, happiness is a warm bun.
- Musical Notes: July Juxtapositions–Versatile musicians take the stage.
- Home Works: Area theaters bring original, local plays to the stage.
- June News Digest
- Car Models: The beautiful, the sleek strut their stuff for Supercars on State Street.
- Grinding the Mill: Are PA’s efforts to combat puppy mills effective?
- Best in Class: When a dog misbehaves, both animal and owner might need some expert help.
- A Brutal Past: In colonial Pennsylvania, fear turned to violence in the Susquehanna Valley.
- Berry Hot July: Take mid-summer’s bounty and bake it.
- A Time to Heal: Foot problems are common, but remedies are at hand.
- Sweet Spot: fudge-O-lutely? Absolutely!
- Sense of Place: An historian reflects on American identity during this patriotic season.
- House Vets: A new breed of animal doctor comes to you.
- In Her Own Words: “As She Likes It” reimagines Shakespeare by giving voice to women.
- Sense of Loss: Pets offer great enjoyment, but overcoming their death can be hard.
- It’s in His Blood: Jeb Stuart has spent his life devoted to a single cause—the welfare of the historic capital city.
- Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This): Midtown welcomes a new bakery to the mix.
- Be Alert, Save a Life: 8-year old’s family honors his memory by raising awareness of distracted driving.
- Summer Sippin’: A variety of fine wines, just in time for the picnic, the grill.
- Bag It Up: Summertime’s traveling time.
- Extra Attention: Supplements can fill in the gaps for better pet nutrition.
- Family Issues: Strong performances rise above a tepid plot in “Fathers and Daughters.”
- Take a Slow Ride: Bellevue Park neighbors join forces for safety, community.
- What Kind of City? Harrisburg is changing, redeveloping—and we need to be comfortable with that.
- Wonder Wall: Beautiful murals once lined the Mulberry Street Bridge. A group now is trying to put them back on view
- Wine & Town: Come for the Cab, stay for the night.
- Major Sewer Lines to be Cleared, Cleaned
- Harrisburg Mayor Vetoes Housing Bill that Disbursed Money to Nonprofits
- Community Parties Planned for CRW Greening Initiative
- Housing Bill Unchanged as Council Turns Back Mayoral Veto
- Street Closures Announced in Advance of Clinton Rally
- Student Scribes: “A Day in Retail”
- Operating Room: Area students get front-row seats to medical careers at “Surgery Live!”
- Student Scribes: “When Heaven Turned to Hell”
- Student Scribes: “Raven’s Stand”
- Student Scribes: “Catching Up with Alt Band, Citizen”
- A Safe Commute: Teach your kids the ABCs of traveling to and from school safely.
- Market Hop: Escape the grocery store grind at Adams-Ricci Farmers Market.
- Improvised Lives: Personalities, ambitions clash in “Don’t Think Twice.”
- Growth Path: Cultivating crops, training youth.
- Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
- Learning to Dream: Good careers start right here–at Goodwill Keystone Area.
- Musical Notes: A summer spin–get ready to boogie down.
- Casual Class: The new Capital Gastropub marries old world and modern.
- Burg in Focus – ReStore
- Recycled Good: The ReStore’s mission–to house, and to help.
- July News Digest
- Camp Curtain: At this summer camp, plays are the play.
- Escape the Ordinary: At Outside the Box Escape Room, the fate of the world is at stake. And only you (yes, you!) can save it.
- Class Act: In Harrisburg, it’s lights, action–learn.
- Backpack to School: Tabernacle Baptist’s back-to-school fair offers supplies, support.
- Community Corner: Notable August Events
- Absolute Success: With five locations, Absolute Pilates has become a local fitness powerhouse.
- Hoops & Hopes: Coach Smallwood leads with basketball, follows with life.
- Chill Out: Cold soup flavors a hot summer night.
- Lesser Case: From criminal mastermind to common thief?
- A Crime Story: In Harrisburg, the media often is the message.
- A Student Story: Class of ’51 revisits William Penn HS, with memories, regrets.
- Land of the Flea: Art, sculpture, odd creations–it’s all at the HBG Flea.
- From Burbs to Burg: For decades, companies headed in one direction–from Harrisburg to the suburbs. Welcome back!
- A Warm Welcome: 100 Men Greeting extend a hand to Harrisburg students.
- Learning Tower: Experience Harrisburg train history at the Harris Tower Railroad Museum.
- Burg in Focus – Harris Tower
- Peace, Healing
- Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
- August News Digest
- Happily Ever After in HBG: Popcorn Hat Players combine traditional children’s stories, improv wackiness and some adult-sized humor, too.
- Student Scribes: “On Having It All”
- Still Beauty: “The Makings of You” is a quiet, gentle film.
- Language Barrier: The Spanish-speaking population is surging in the midstate. What’s a company to do?
- Corn Meals: In central PA, it’s harvest time. And that means corn.
- Unfriendly Fire: We’ve met the enemy–and he is us.
- Musical Notes: Songwriters’ September–A month of diverse approaches to the art of the song.
- Your Move: At the Game Table Cafe, the pursuit of fun isn’t trivial.
- Brooklyn to the ‘Burg: Gabriel Olivera has risen through the ranks to become the city’s first Latino police captain.
- Differences Shared: Festival showcases our area’s growing cultural diversity.
- Community Corner: Notable September Events
- Circling Back: After a lifetime of career challenges, Gloria Vazquez Merrick has returned to serve the community where she was raised.
- Cool Jazz, Chill Wines: Jazz and Wine Festival celebrates 10 years of music, fruit and fun.
- Family Fare: 3 generations, 1 truck and Harrisburg’s tastiest tacos.
- Chamber Champion: Entering its 35th season, Market Square Concerts continues to bring the best in chamber music to Harrisburg.
- Border Lines: New exhibit gives voice to the hopes, terrors of the immigrant experience.
- What We Did Last Summer: While you were away, Harrisburg was busy rebuilding.
- From Harrisburg, with Love: Tanya Weaver works locally to benefit AIDS sufferers in Africa.
- Academic Achievement: Marking its golden anniversary, Penn State Harrisburg takes a glance back then marches forward.
- Stand Up, Take a Walk: Sitting is the new smoking.
- Taste & Tradition: At Greystone Public House, a side of history is served with every meal.
- Savaged by the Bell: Pro Wrestling Empire is bringing the drama, the fun–and the damage–back to Harrisburg.
- Ideas Worth Spreading: TEDx has some thoughts to help Harrisburg “Thrive.”
- Gov. Wolf Announces State Grant for Moose Lodge Redevelopment Project
- New Federal Courthouse for Harrisburg Clears Major Hurdle
- Harrisburg Council Weighs Broad Street Market Contract
- Student Scribes: “Hesitance”
- Student Scribes: “The Crime Scene of Nicole Simpson”
- Happenings: Our October Calendar of Events
- Artistic Struggles: “Red” examines the meaning of art, creation, life.
- Come Back to Merlot: Reacquaint yourself with a wine that a movie laid low.
- Scream Screen: What could be better than “Halloween” for Halloween?
- September News Digest
- Stuff ‘Em & Start ‘Em: Serve a stuffed mushroom appetizer and reap the compliments
- A Literary Life: The reader, the writer welcomed at 2016 York Book Expo.
- Community Corner: Notable October Events
- Army Maneuver: The Salvation Army has major plans to move and expand, but first it must raise the funds.
- Treating the Whole Person: Alder Health Services specializes in comprehensive care for the LGBTQ community.
- In Good Taste: Elegant Progressions marks 25 years of style, dining, giving.
- Hello, It’s Shirley: For four decades, people have called and Shirley Remis has listened.
- Making It Count: For nearly a century, the League of Women Voters has promoted, protected the right to vote.
- Season of Symphony: HSO sets course for classical works, pops.
- Spooky Time: Get your ghost on in Gettysburg.
- Harrisburg City Limits: For one night, Austin musician Ruthie Foster migrates to our northern capital.
- Pumpkin Plan: Love a good pumpkin? You’re in the right place.
- Roadside Distractions: Take a day trip to the offbeat, the unusual.
- Hoist the Flag: From an old building in Middletown rises Tattered Flag Brewery.
- Musical Notes: Keeping It Weird–a peculiar month ahead
- Changing the Story: With the help of the United Way, we’re strengthening our community in central PA.
- 31 Days of Pinktober: This month, the battle against breast cancer takes center stage.
- Confection Connection: Two of Harrisburg’s best-known bakers join forces at Raising the Bar.
- Printing Pressure: Let us now praise the collapsing newspaper.
- Burning for You: LCSWMA has owned the once-infamous Harrisburg incinerator for almost three years. How’s it going?
- Used Bike Shop Rolls into Harrisburg
- Creative Thinking
- State of the City Address reflects on past successes, supports nonprofits
- Impact Harrisburg awards more than $4 million in grants for economic development
- End of the Lane: The last owner of A. Lane shares his memories, as one of Harrisburg’s oldest stores prepares to close.
- Get costumes ready for City Council’s Pre-Trick or Treat Bash
- It’s Not All That Bad: A response to the column, “Printing Pressure”
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Telescopes, zip lines and more: Residents brainstorm on Reservoir Park improvements
- Troubled Mind: “Christine” brilliantly tells of a life in descent
- Living the Goat Life: David Kern brings his artisanal goat milk products to the Broad Street Market
- The Pre-K Way: New City School brings another educational option to Harrisburg
- Small Town, Big Shopping: From a sari to Sorry! you’ll find it in Hummelstown
- Fall Throwbacks: Interesting takes on old-school sounds
- October News Digest
- Little Bit o’ Soulville: The search for the little-known story of Soulville Records
- Groom to Grow: Take good care of that man face
- Prominence and Complexity: Major exhibit of post-war African American art arrives at SAM
- The Fight for the 15th: Teplitz, DiSanto stake out their positions for the state Senate race.
- Lights, Camera, Tandoori: Mumbai meets the midstate at Bollywood Bar & Grille
- Planting a SEED: Dickinson College program reaps agricultural education, community connections
- A Reflection of Life: New Narcisse Theatre Company reveals the unconventional, the complex
- Community Corner: Notable November Events
- Almost History: This year’s U.S. Senate race sparks a remembrance of what might have been.
- Seasonal Business: Calicutts brings craft spice blends to Harrisburg
- Squashy Pasta: A meal at Pastorante inspires an autumn recipe
- Homey for the Holidays: Downtown Carlisle puts the shop back in shopping
- Underestimating Women: Women—and the American Dream—and “Death of a Salesman”
- Happenings: Our November Calendar of Events
- A Life in Style: Handbags, accessories, inspiration welcome you at AMMA JO’s
- Price of Progress: With development come growing pains
- Capitol Capital: To fight real and perceived corruption, we must strengthen our campaign fundraising rules.
- Buddy the Elf and Santa will reunite for Nov. 19 Holiday Parade
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Fighting Racism: Community stands together – strategically – to oppose white supremacist rally.
- A Tale of 2 Bars: Third Street Cafe Owners Buy Former Taproom
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Sewer Replacement Project Set to Start
- What you need to know about city’s plans to repave 3rd Street
- She’s In: Former City Council President Gloria Martin-Roberts announces bid for Harrisburg Mayor
- Going Up: Capital Region Water Plans 2017 Rate Hikes
- Enemy of My Enemy
- Step by Step: Harrisburg Courthouse Inches Closer to Reality
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- No Cigs Here: Harrisburg Playgrounds Go Smoke-Free
- Holiday Hoopla: Harrisburg’s Annual Parade Set for Tomorrow
- Giddy-up: City Island’s Newest Tenant Welcomed with Ribbon-cutting Today
- Harrisburg School Board Moves Forward with Organic Composting Project
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Administration Focuses on Capital Improvements with Proposed 2017 City Budget
- Student Scribes: “Legos, Novels and Chicken Parmesan”
- Lifeblood of HBG: Neighbors help neighbors, thanks to the Central Pennsylvania Blood Bank.
- Student Scribes: “What I Learned from Studying the Capital Region Ex-Offenders Coalition”
- Student Scribes: “Hello From the Other Side”
- The Characters of Christmas: Open Stage presents 2 very different takes on the holiday.
- We Need a Little Cheesecake: An Italian-style dessert to end a meal–and a year.
- Gold Standard: Craftsmanship, quality on display at Meeka Fine Jewelry.
- The Case for 15: If done right, $15 an hour minimum wage could make a lot of sense.
- Get Down, December: Party like it’s 2017.
- Regret & Revenge: Tom Ford scores another masterpiece with “Nocturnal Animals.”
- Hidden Oasis: Once again, the historic Lochiel Hotel welcomes you (but first you have to find it).
- Happenings: Our December Calendar of Events
- Summer Songs: Amanda Carter teaches about music–and life.
- Community Corner: Notable December Events
- Christmastime in Libraryland: Did you know that your local library is a center for holiday fun?
- Christmas Day Trip: The season is on display at Koziar’s.
- Reaching Resolution: Got a problem? Don’t take ’em to court.
- A Bottle under Every Tree: Unwrap your Christmas quaff.
- November News Digest
- Wine Course: For the PA Wine Society, learning is a pleasure.
- Primary Care Options: The doctor will see you now.
- A Night at the Opera: Harrisburg may not be the opera town it once was, but you can still find maestros, divas and even prima donnas.
- New Kid in Town: Rabbi Friedman brings youth–and fresh ideas–to Kesher Israel.
- Trimmed with Fun: Spirit meets silly with “Merry Kitsch-mas.”
- His Back to the Wall: The tough road behind, ahead, for Howard Henry.
- Pierogi Perfect: Bite into pillows of delight at Pikowski’s.
- Going, Gone: The last day for a furniture store, another day on Market Street.
- Water Ways: Freed from crisis mode, Capital Region Water focuses on needs today, upgrades for tomorrow.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- In Transit: PennDOT unveils concepts for Market Street corridor.
- Going Green: Capital Region Water unveils a green solution for city’s storm water problem
- Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers: Christians, Muslims gather to dispel myths, build bonds.
- ‘Tis the Season: See Governor’s Residence at Holiday Open House
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Parking Problems: City residents continue to gripe about rates, service as Park Harrisburg board meets
- “New Beginning”: Harrisburg Council OKs nonprofit structure for Broad Street Market.
- City Council Passes $65 million Budget Focused on Capital Improvements.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “Missed in the Shuffle”: Harrisburg School Board reviews 100 letters from concerned teachers and students
- Holiday Rundown: Harrisburg announces holiday events, parking, trash collection
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Parking Update: Meters Unchanged, Garage Rates Up for 2017
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- December News Digest
- Beer Meet: Boneshire envisions its new brewery as a place for great beer, great company
- Bad News: How the local media often fail us.
- The Choice Is Yours: At Gamut, growing up, making decision—and fighting space vampires
- The Common Cold—or Something More?
- “Harrisburg Houdini”: Bob Davies emerged from the local hardwood to become one of professional basketball’s most famous players.
- Story Super Bowl: Our area’s best storytellers face off on one big night
- 10 for ‘16: Our editor picks his top Harrisburg news stories for the year just past.
- Encore! Cork & Fork—so nice, they built it twice
- Winter Respite: What’s the best way to spend a frigid afternoon? With tea and biscotti
- Puppet Paradise: Fun comes with strings attached at Lancaster Marionette Theatre
- A Pasta Plan: How a college experiment turned into the Fasta & Ravioli Co.
- Breakout the Beer: Escape room and biergarten combine forces in Hershey.
- From Slavery to . . . What? With freedom comes uncertainty in Theatre Harrisburg’s “The Whipping Man”
- Flat “Lion”: Film is a tearjerker, but lacks depth
- In the Moment: Just Plain Yoga promises focus, flexibility, with nothing added.
- Follow the leader: Parents join in pre-K play at Whitaker Center’s Little Learners program
- Musical Resolutions: It’s the time of year to try something new
- Reality Reprieve: SPAtacular Escapes offers a break from the outside world (at least for an hour or two)
- Baby Steps to Fitness: New moms take to the barre (baby required)
- Urban Draw: An eclectic crew of doodlers gathers once a month to sketch our city
- Full-Contact Camaraderie: Touchdowns, first downs and friendship for the Keystone Assault
- Finishing Edge: Dawn Shearer teaches manners for the modern age.
- Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers: Christians, Muslims gather to dispel myths, build bonds
- Sharing Care: Health care flows to under-served countries, thanks to Operation Medical.
- Happenings: Our January Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable January Events
- Wheels Free: With new apartments and growing amenities in Harrisburg, some residents have parked their cars permanently.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Cows & Ducks & Milkshakes: 101st Pa. Farm Show opens this weekend
- Smooth Ride: Harrisburg’s Historic River Walk Set for Repaving
- Mayor Eric Papenfuse Announces for Re-election, Defends Record
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Another Go: Harrisburg City Council member Ben Allatt announces bid for re-election
- Schools Update: Educators share successes, concerns with Harrisburg School Board.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Sister March: March, rally in support of women’s rights slated for Saturday in downtown Harrisburg.
- Reed Guilty: Longtime Mayor Pleads to 20 Theft-related Counts
- Burg Blog: Strong Message
- An Easier Cross: Harrisburg takes steps to make 2nd and Chestnut pedestrian friendly
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- More Cop Shops: 2 police substations coming to Harrisburg
- Reed Gets Probation: Case had “whole lot more smoke with very little fire,” says judge.
- January News Digest
- Happenings: Our February Calendar of Events
- Short But Sweet: Embrace the power of the short film.
- Scarves: The Winter Necktie
- Pow! Smash! Dance! Superheroes fly in to support the arts in Harrisburg.
- Lemony Love: Nothing says romance like piccata.
- Community Corner: Notable February Events
- Winter Soul: Celebrate Black History Month with African-inspired grooves.
- Bubbles of Love: What is Valentine’s Day without sparkling wine?
- For the City: City Living Workshop provides space, tools to talk about race.
- Ready for Anything: Local roots, lifelong preparation has led Gladys Brown to a top state post.
- Stage of Life: Sharia Benn reflects on her long career in theater—and looks forward to a big challenge ahead.
- Major Figure: SAM hosts the art of, and a visit from, Philip Pearlstein.
- Your Beer Is Ready: At Ever Grain, a service call means a well-poured pint.
- Beacon of Care: Beacon Clinic marks 2 years of providing health care for greater Harrisburg.
- Hey, Ms. DJ: Lei Row may roam, but Harrisburg is always home.
- Deliciously Bad: At a Down in Front show, first comes the cringe, then comes the laughter.
- Worth of a Man: Freedom, identity explored in “Father Comes Home.”
- Heart of the Matter: Increasingly, our community is taking heart health seriously.
- Have Bike, Will Fix: Up from the basement, The Underground Bike Shop opens this month.
- National Colors: Carlisle shop specializes in the beauty, function of American-made art.
- Humanity Questioned: Robots in the past—and future.
- This Song Is Your Song: Gather round to hear the music of protest.
- Past Ball: Negro League Conference comes home to Harrisburg.
- A Matter of Trust: In Harrisburg, more social space is a step towards greater social trust.
- Response Time: Amid a polarizing political climate, a local grassroots group responds to hate and works to bridge divides.
- “1 Billion Percent Grassroots”: Immigrants Solidarity Demonstration coming to Capitol
- Burg Blog: Pay for Stay
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- History for Sale: Harrisburg’s Zembo Shrine Put on the Market
- Petitioning Party: Democratic candidates to hold open house
- Up or Down? School Board to vote on new arts charter school at next meeting
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Parking Tweeked: More free spaces, but changes come with a cost.
- State Sale: Report released on future of Harrisburg State Hospital.
- City Council Update: More Broad Street Market parking; codes inspection fee increased
- Park & Go: Harrisburg announces cheaper after-work parking, new mobile app.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Final Frame: Red Crown Bowl to Close Next Month.
- Parking Update: New Parking App Promises Easier Communication with Businesses, App Users
- Safety Update: For the third year in a row, Harrisburg crime dropped in major categories.
- “Not Good Enough”: School Board Denies Application for Arts-based Charter School
- Sinkhole Solution: City to receive more than $3 million in state funds
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- A Better Bureau: Bureau of Fire slated to receive funds to renovate 1980s-era fire stations
- Then & Now: How historic properties were transformed.
- Early Risers: It’s the time of the season for planting.
- A Troubadour Wanders In: Folk legend John Prine pays us a visit.
- Past & Repast: Historic Middletown tavern gets a new life—and a very old name.
- Creative Class: Education is a core mission for Harrisburg’s theater groups.
- Waste as Resource: You can help turn trash from pejorative to positive.
- March 2017 Community Corner
- Bangers & March: St. Pat’s Day Parade steps off with new organizers, new ideas.
- Burg’s Eye View: Photos of the Allison Hill community
- Final Bow: Open Stage’s founders retire, ushering in a new era of leadership.
- Midtown, By Design: ModernRugs creates beautiful, functional art, helping to weave together a neighborhood.
- Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
- A Splendid Squash: “My Life as a Zucchini” is Emotional and vibrant
- A Warm Hug: Step into THEA—and feel embraced.
- February News Digest
- Masters & Modern: HSO brings two very different concerts to the Forum this month.
- The Right Stuff: Takes steps to ensure the correct care, treatment.
- My Place or Yours? Designer Alison McIndoe has some beautiful ideas inside her new shop.
- Steve and the City: A final assessment of Harrisburg’s “Mayor for Life.”
- Downtown’s Town Hall: Brad Jones and the re-imagining of Strawberry Square.
- Musical Notes: Shake It Off (The Cold, That Is)
- Get the Blues: Every Thursday, the Blues Society of Central PA spreads the jam.
- School Voice: Karen Snider left a tremendous legacy, and big shoes to fill, at the Harrisburg Public Schools Foundation.
- Fire Funds Update: Bureau of Fire to receive $250,000 to renovate 1980s-era fire stations
- Happy Hour, Anyone? New Parking Phone App Goes Live with Discounts Today
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- New Eats: Fresa Bistro to Open Monday in Strawberry Square
- Green Day: What to know about the city’s St. Patrick’s Day parade and 5K/10K race.
- School Recovery Update: Report Shows Progress, Substantial Challenges Remain
- And They’re Off: The race is on for Harrisburg mayor, council, school board.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Meet a Muslim: Conversation, learning on the streets of Harrisburg.
- Here It Comes: Pending Storm Prompts Snow Emergency
- Plan, Timeline Set For Lt. DeVoe Funeral Procession
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg Schools Update: Board, Teachers Union Address Disruptive Student Behavior
- Idea Factory: Blackberry Technology Center Opens Downtown
- “United Front of Community:” How to help families displaced by recent fires.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Forcing the Sale: City Weighs Eminent Domain to Obtain Public Works Facility
- Sinkhole Solution Nears: City fronts costs for project’s first phase as it waits to receive national grants.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Blog: Tax & Send
- Seeking Re-Dress: Why is she wearing the same outfit all week? Ask her.
- Scaling Up: HSO campaign “lets the music grow.”
- Another Round: Let’s all toast the return of Harrisburg Beer Week.
- Preservation and Progress: Manada Land Conservancy celebrates 20 years of land protection.
- House of Ideas: For Sacunas, relocation to the King Mansion reflects evolution of the firm, commitment to Harrisburg.
- Take a Seat. Exercise. Chair Yoga is a hit for seniors with limited mobility.
- Songs & Sunshine: Get some positive energy into your life
- To a Person: “Uncanny Valley” explores what makes us human.
- Student Scribes: SOL: A Twenty-First Century Story
- Knead a Slice? A pizza passion fires up at the Broad Street Market.
- April News Digest
- Tastes & Tunes: Eating well, doing good at Taste of Jazz.
- Happenings: Our April Calendar of Events
- In Play: This month, the City Islanders begin the 2017 season—and prepare for big changes ahead.
- Red, Red Wine: The many ways, flavors of the classic sangiovese grape.
- Fool for the City: Common wisdom usually isn’t.
- Student Scribes: “God Doesn’t Listen to Women” — From Bread Givers by Anzia Yezierska, 1925
- Potter-Thon: Harry Potter and the Marathon Day at Midtown Cinema
- Beauty Awakened: Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet presents a classic tale of love, good and evil.
- Artless Cuts: Some arts groups fret, others take it in stride, as loss of federal funding looms
- Trash Can-Do: The reporters have long moved on, but the struggle against litter, dumping continues.
- Inlands Meets Outskirts: Tar Heel flavors and Keystone styles at Red Sky Café.
- Community Corner: Notable April Events
- His Musical Island: Violin master Kristóf Baráti arrives on Harrisburg’s shores this month.
- The Squids Are All Right: Calamari—dining out and at home.
- Mural Majority: Harrisburg Mural Festival aims to paint a prettier city.
- TheBurg Podcast, March 31, 2017
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Blog: The Price of Protection
- Fresh Feed: Harrisburg arts community finds new home in a hashtag.
- What’s the Plan? After much delay, city officials lay out timeline to complete comprehensive plan
- Opening Night Review: “Uncanny Valley” contemplates life’s deep questions, with a touch of humor
- City Council Update: Reservoir Park Bandshell to receive fresh paint, general repairs
- “Bear with us”: 3rd Street repaving project starting this summer
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Take Your Pick: Harrisburg City Council and Mayoral candidates to debate, participate in forums
- City Council Update: Council moves to improve roadways, bus stops
- Burg Blog: Credit Is Due
- This Is the End: State closes Harrisburg corruption probe with suggestions, not charges.
- May News Digest
- Harrisburg in the Balance: 6 candidates vie for 4 seats on City Council.
- Natural Selections: Unearthing the creative process behind “Art in the Wild.”
- Mayoral Candidate Q&A: Candidates outline visions for Harrisburg.
- See How They Run: This election, give some thought to how candidates conduct their campaigns.
- Beer Pioneer: This month, Appalachian Brewing Co. marks 20 years making craft suds.
- Student Scribes: Sorry Storm
- Community Corner: Notable May Events
- Long-Term Caring: From helping Civil War orphans to providing for today’s seniors, the Homeland Center celebrates 150 years.
- Happenings: Our May Calendar of Events
- Senior Class: Art as therapy at the Jewish Home of Greater Harrisburg.
- Abroad, at Home: International eats are as close as, well, down the block.
- HBG Rocks: Local bands are here to energize your spring.
- Best of the Brews: A self-described “beer snob” makes the rounds of our rapidly expanding craft beer scene—and shares his favorites.
- Modern Master: HSO puts Gershwin’s “Concerto in F” into the spotlight.
- Student Scribes: Bombeando en San Juan
- Student Scribes: If I Could Paint
- World-Class Discourse: The Foreign Policy Association of Harrisburg recruits speakers of global renown to the midstate.
- Freedom, Up in the Air: A community’s spirit is elevated in “The Women’s Balcony.”
- In the Groove: Vinylphiles go for a spin at RecordSmith.
- At Peace, Refreshed: With her music, Carly Clark wishes her audience a gentle escape.
- A Place at the Table: The faces behind Harrisburg’s women-owned food businesses
- And The Winners Are… 25 years of the best in Harrisburg arts.
- Cooking with Qui: Rosemary teams up with Harrisburg’s dean of Italian cuisine—and the result is a springtime delight.
- Movies to Nosh On: Global flavors, Jewish stories set the table for the annual Harrisburg Jewish Film Festival.
- Burg Blog: Wrong Place
- Burg Blog: Promises Made
- Burg Blog: Last Words
- Mayoral Debate: Veteran candidates talk experience, others try to make a mark.
- A Field Day for Nonprofits: Harrisburg Hoopla raises money with friendly competition.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Blog: One Down
- Tour Beautiful: HYP Home Tour ventures to leafy Bellevue Park.
- TheBurg Podcast, May 5, 2017
- Race for Mayor: Candidates lean into platforms at last night’s debate.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Final Mayoral Debate: Candidates throw last punches, address campaign issues
- Art lovers, rejoice! 50th Annual ArtsFest returns with a twist.
- Burg Blog: Vote Here
- Drink Up: Volunteer crews head to the DeHart Reservoir this weekend to protect Harrisburg’s drinking water source.
- Papenfuse Wins Re-nomination for Harrisburg Mayor; Council Incumbents Successful
- Burg Blog: Some of Harrisburg
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- TheBurg Podcast, May 18, 2017
- And the Winners Are: TheBurg Snags a Pile of Press Awards
- A Pint of PA: The filmmakers behind “Brewed in the Burg” are now capturing Pennsylvania’s craft beer story with a new documentary.
- Question of Ownership: Reed requests return of artifacts, memorabilia after pleading guilty.
- City Council Update: Park updates, police contract approved.
- Weekend Update with Sara Bozich
- Litter-free HBG: New trash can lids aim to reduce city-wide litter.
- Pooch Paradise: Dog park proposed for Midtown Harrisburg.
- “Green Necklace:” Tour de Belt bike ride throws spotlight on city’s greenway.
- Art Direction: Looking back, moving forward, as PCCA names new leadership.
- The Weight of the Crown: Love and the illness of ambition play out in “Free Shakespeare in the Park.”
- Student Scribes: The View of Your Back
- June News Digest
- Prepared for Departure: Upon retirement, Michael Hanes reflects on his years leading Whitaker Center.
- Artsy Rider: A new exhibit examines the art of the motorcycle.
- Garden of Earthy Delights: In June, Bartram’s Garden springs to life.
- A Trip Back in Time: At “Dinosaur Discovery,” you can relive both the Earth’s history and your own.
- Ripple Effect: Through our actions, we can spur growth and progress.
- Cuisine on Screen: Creative documentary explores the life of a celebrity chef.
- Trail of Beauty: Experience nature’s splendor with a journey along the Susquehanna River Water Trail.
- Making Connections: The Art Association’s new curator strives to link old and new, large and small.
- New Land, New Lives: Despite the political environment, refugees continue to come to Harrisburg—and Catholic Charities is here to help.
- Service Call: HBG Rotary members come for the networking, stay for the giving.
- Sample Saffron: This spice makes your Italian dish extra special.
- Fugues & Fireflies: Enjoy the Harrisburg Symphony, al fresco.
- Happenings: Our June Calendar of Events
- Student Scribes: Welcome to Indian Echo Caverns.
- Vocal Variations: Singers for every taste.
- Kosher in the Burg: The Harrisburg area’s options expand to fill a growing need.
- Community Corner: Notable June Events
- Your Pocket or Mine? Who will pay for PA’s budget deficit?
- Up by the Riverside: A close-knit community celebrates 100 years as part of Harrisburg.
- Red Meat, Red Wine: Bold flavors for bold summer menus.
- Kale & Ale: Match your salad with a saison at the Vegetable Hunter.
- Carnal Knowledge: What it is HPV, and how to prevent it?
- Bittersweet “Wilderness”: The Alsedeks’ final play is, rightly, about family.
- Breezy Listening: Music, theater in the spotlight at DeSoto Amphitheater.
- City Swap: Had enough of Washington? Hear me out.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- TheBurg Podcast, June 2, 2017
- Love on Display: “Ah, Wilderness” presents timeless tale, fitting finish
- Brush with Greatness: African-American history mural planned for side of Jackson Hotel.
- Drug Busts: 25 Harrisburg-area dealers charged in ongoing AG operation
- D.R.E.A.M.S. Come True: Harrisburg native hosts first annual African-American history expo
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- A House Divided: Battle begins for housing funds in Harrisburg.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Affordable Housing: City Council approves apartment development plan for low-income seniors.
- Food Trucks & Fireworks: Harrisburg announces July 4 celebration.
- Event Central: Harrisburg’s new community calendar offers one-stop event shopping.
- If You Pave It: Multiple projects still up the road for Harrisburg.
- Cost of Protection: More protests lead Harrisburg police to request riot gear.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Splash Down: The ducks have arrived in downtown Harrisburg.
- Harrisburg Council Update: Reddig retiring, vote delayed on riot gear.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Lights On: Harrisburg makes plans to illuminate Walnut Street Bridge.
- Burg View: Retain the proper, historic name of the Market Street Bridge.
- Money Chase: Harrisburg hears pleas for federal housing dollars.
- Cat Thyme: Buy a plant, save a kitty.
- Pet Sounds: Susan Giblin’s life may have been short, but her impact has been huge.
- Happenings: Our July Calendar of Events
- Districts of Dysfunction: A fight is on against gerrymandering in Pennsylvania. Can it succeed?
- Fresh Is Best: How a less processed diet can benefit you and your pets.
- Wicked Good: Venture to Mechanicsburg for a bite of scratch-made comfort food.
- Golden State: Raise a glass as State Museum celebrates 50 years of “Art of the State.”
- Soldier Stories: Veterans share their memories at the Central Pennsylvania World War II roundtable.
- Sunshine in a Bowl: Celebrate summer with fresh tomatoes.
- Out of the [Home] Office: Can’t work from home? Sick of Starbucks? There’s a better option.
- Fit to Phat: Be an athleisure believer.
- A Milestone in Music: Stop by Mt. Gretna this summer for some ’90s music–the 1890s.
- Musical Notes: Jammin’ July–Don’t forget your shades.
- Hoppy Trail: Best of the West Shore featured in Cumberland Valley Beer Trail.
- Check This Out! Fredricksen Library marks 60 years of growth, service.
- June News Digest
- Only the Beginning: A young musician finds his footing.
- Resort Rebirth: After a full renovation, Allenberry reopens to visitors, the community.
- The Magic of Miyazaki: Enjoy a full weekend of the Japanese movie master.
- Optimum Benefit: Chanele House–Aspiring beauty mogul by day, truck driver by night.
- Community Corner: Notable July Events
- He Sells Seashells: From Paxtang, you can “hear” the ocean.
- Black, Beautiful, Healthy: Black Girl Health strives to educate minority women about their bodies.
- Gone to the Dogs: An abandoned block of Harrisburg gets a new leash on life.
- Sit, Stay and More: Once your dog knows the basics, you can take training to the next level.
- Small Town Escape: Take a day to take in Mifflinburg.
- Foot Falls: What are the most dangerous spaces for pedestrians in Harrisburg?
- Capitol Capital: State restores annual payment to Harrisburg.
- Burg View: The state must regularize its annual payment to Harrisburg.
- To Buy or Not to Buy: Police, opponents give views on new riot gear.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- College Try: Eastern University outlines plan to renovate, re-locate inside Harrisburg city hall.
- Council Update: Housing funds approved; meeting urged between police, residents.
- Bigger Duck Pond: Downtown Improvement District seeks renewal, expansion.
- Bulk Up: New grocery store planned for downtown Harrisburg.
- Apply Here: Harrisburg school district to hold teacher recruitment event.
- Burg Blog: Food Flight
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Novel Attraction: Salman Rushdie to visit Harrisburg as part of book tour.
- Military Melodies: PA National Guard Band to play at Italian Lake.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Petite Plants: New Hershey Gardens exhibit teaches sustainable gardening on a small scale.
- A Park’s Future: Reservoir Park Master Plan Unveiled.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Fixing History: Harrisburg begins to replace, refresh historical signs.
- Owning Up: McFarland admits owning collapsed wall.
- City to Country: Harrisburg kids escape the swelter
- Greenbelt Getaway: Trips for Kids offers a break from the streets
- Burg’s Eye View: Harrisburg’s Midtown, in pictures
- Stage of Life: Allison Hays steps in as Theatre Harrisburg’s new executive director.
- Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
- Spirited Summer: Cocktails, Italian style
- Heat & Energy: Hot bands for warm nights
- Like Maestro, Like Son: Zev Malina is already an accomplished pianist and composer—and he’s just 15 years old.
- Sweet Shop: Perfect your nest with Sweet 504
- Runners without Borders: Harrisburg’s architecture, parks create a parkour playground.
- The Little Chill: ”A Ghost Story” is quietly haunting
- Full STEAM Ahead: Getting creative at MakerShift
- Total Eclipse of the Heartland: Prepare now to view the Great American Eclipse
- July News Digest
- When I’m Mobile: Marco van brings exploration, imagination to the people
- Books and Buzzcuts: “Books in Barbershops” aims to bring education back into shops.
- Community Corner: Notable August Events
- Tour de Quilt: Take a scenic drive along Perry County’s Quilt Barn Trail
- Head East, Young Drinker: For the best Moscatos, look to the Old World
- Plate Date: Feta, a knife cut and a star turn for Tanner Waxman
- Legacy of the Land: Detweiler Park welcomes locals into the family
- Flood of Memory: The Agnes flood was 45 years ago. Will Harrisburg ever recover?
- Next Stage: Stuart Landon ushers in the future of Open Stage
- Air Rights: Harrisburg may be late to the Airbnb game, but now it’s here, with opportunities, challenges.
- To Have a Chance: Nativity School pours resources, attention on the middle-school years
- Born to Run: Fred Joslyn takes his love of running around the midstate, across the world
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Camera-Ready: Funding secured for first Midtown security camera.
- Open Seat: Jeffrey Baltimore Resigns from Harrisburg City Council
- Too Much Air? Harrisburg officials ponder how to accommodate Airbnb.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Strawberry Care: PinnacleHealth to open doc’s office in Strawberry Square.
- Strength & Fragility: Novelist Zinzi Clemmons reads, signs at Midtown Scholar Bookstore.
- Burg View: PennDOT needs to find ways to improve safety at Front and Forster.
- Rock On: 11-year-old starts rock hunting group with a little help from her community.
- Fact-Free: “Not a Scientist” calls out politicians’ willful ignorance.
- One Fish, Big Fish: Rare stripers snagged in Harrisburg.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Water & Wire: City Announces 2017 Kipona Festival
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Leaf Us Alone: Susquehanna Twp. residents unswayed on Harrisburg composting proposal.
- Your Next Rep.: Six residents apply for open Harrisburg council seat.
- Plant Party: VeggieFest to take root in Strawberry Square.
- Harrisburg gains new teachers, but the numbers still don’t add up
- So Much in SoMa: Downtown district prepares for its close-up.
- Harrisburg Council Backs Police, Votes for Protective “Riot” Gear
- 2 and Out? Harrisburg Council introduces term limits for mayor.
- Sunshine in a Pill: Do you need extra vitamin D? Or is it just hype?
- Sound & Artistry: Market Square Concerts pulls the string on a new season.
- 2 Centuries Afloat: For 200 years, the Millersburg Ferry has crisscrossed the Susquehanna.
- Stronger Together: Celebrating 5 years, Urban Snob has built a chic shop, a network of support.
- Oh, That’s That Cantautor!: Singer-songwriter Sergio Figueroa makes his smooth voice heard.
- Magic Man: Upon retirement, Dr. Guillermo Garcia reflects on 40 years of caring for the children of central PA.
- Perfect Pesto?: Take your basil and blend it.
- Mystery and Fear: “Beach Rats” tells a complex tale of self-acceptance.
- Unsafe at Home: Childhood stress can become a lifetime affliction.
- Place in History: Christine Turner returns home, with an eye on the past.
- United State: Estamos Unidos helps unify, elevate our area’s growing Latino population.
- Mom Made: Josue Osorto steps up to the plate with traditional Salvadoran fare.
- Craft Community: At Mount Gretna, come for the beer, stay for the people.
- Welcome to Harrisburg: Diverse music for newcomers, old-timers.
- The War Comes Home: The Vietnam War ended long ago. But, for many veterans, it never truly stopped.
- Prattle Battle: Storytellers throw down at Hilton Harrisburg.
- Keep on Strutting: For Shoe Strut, 2,000 new pairs—and counting.
- Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
- Subject for Abate: Harrisburg’s mixed tax abatement program seems to be yielding mixed results.
- All the Good Stuff: Celtic Craic Music Fest pipes in the songs, the fun.
- Community Corner: Notable September Events
- August News Digest
- Medical Journey: As he retires, Dr. Domingo Alvear reflects on a long career in Harrisburg, around the world.
- Untruth and Consequences: The news may be fake, but the costs are real.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Red Light, Green Light: City gets approval for Forster St. project, eyes funds for Chestnut St. improvements
- Come Back Next Week: Battle still on for empty City Council seat.
- Your guide to Kipona 2017
- Donation drive accepting women’s hygiene items for Harvey victims
- Arbour Named New Executive Director of LGBT Center of Central PA
- Decision Made: Madsen named new Harrisburg councilman.
- Old to New: Harristown to demo, develop in downtown Harrisburg.
- “Turnaround Story”: Harrisburg budget strong but challenges remain.
- More Questions than Answers: Term limit debate stalls in Harrisburg Council.
- Heated Exchange: Harrisburg council, administration argue over political influence, alliances
- Back to Back: County Democrats nominate Dave Madsen for Harrisburg Council seat.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “Prime” Location? Harrisburg area suggested for new Amazon headquarters.
- Peace Declared: City, Civil War Museum reach accord on artifacts, rent.
- HBG Council Recap: Madsen sworn in, Hamilton expansion OK’d.
- Back in the Groove: Justin Arawjo delivers soulful set at Little Amps.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Pre-K program in Allison Hill slated to grow with Hamilton Health expansion
- Roundabouts to Rain Gardens: MulDer Square designs eyed, debated.
- Going Up: Building permit revenue rises sharply in Harrisburg.
- Playgrounds, rain gardens in the pipeline for water authority
- Campus Debate: Eastern U makes pitch to locate inside city hall.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Ground Game: Harrisburg mayor makes pitch for new composting site.
- Harrisburg police pilot body camera program
- Securing Downtown: Mayor pledges to find solution to late-night turmoil.
- The Wheel Deal: City bike share to roll out this week.
- Burg Blog: So Go Downtown
- Harrisburg Region to Make Joint Bid for New Amazon Headquarters
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “We’re behind” on community policing, Harrisburg councilman says
- Slate Set: Harrisburg ballot firm for November general election.
- September News Digest
- Student Scribes: “Palace of Art”
- Student Scribes: 2 Poems
- Never Settled: Hagir Elsheikh may have finally found a home, but that doesn’t mean she’s stopped moving.
- Happenings: Our October Calendar of Events
- Everything New Again: Seniors start the move into the renovated Jackson Towers.
- “Rebel” Without a Focus: J.D. Salinger biopic lacks structure, voice.
- Your Own Ark: What can we learn from the recent active hurricane season?
- Declaring Independence: Options increase for senior living.
- Oasis of Hope: Paxton Ministries offers a home, a future for people in need.
- Musical Notes: Chills & Trills
- Skate of Mind: Rayzor launches skateboard hub in emerging skateboard town.
- Award-Wining: You don’t need to travel far to sample some of the best wines in PA.
- Hole Foods: Doughnuts–sprinkled, dipped and drizzled–arrive on Walnut Street.
- Tap, Tap, Tap: The baton is raised on the new HSO season.
- Discovering Boalsburg: A trove of Columbus artifacts can be found in perhaps the least likely place in the New World.
- Bottom’s Up: Small batches, big flavor at Big Bottom Brewery.
- Active, Healthy: PT strides into the spotlight during National Physical Therapy Month.
- Mission: Gnocchi–It wasn’t impossible after all.
- Hut, Hut, Drink: Screwtops, boxes for the wine-loving tailgater.
- Home Safely: Local police sergeant creates registry for Alzheimer’s, dementia patients
- Penalty Phase: Some Harrisburg residents have been assessed a late fee for a yearly school tax. They’re calling foul.
- Tagged for Removal: Paint, snot and a less blighted Harrisburg.
- Roma on the Susquehanna: Great stories, food behind 2 of central PA’s finest Italian restaurants.
- Family Truths: “Fun Home” tells a story of life in small-town PA, in its complexity.
- Going Home: Harrisburg has a unique opportunity to chart its own course.
- Senior Space: Friendship, fellowship at Heinz-Menaker.
- Nature’s Eye: Harrisburg’s first major Ansel Adams exhibit lands at SAM.
- City More Beautiful: Images of the HBG Mural Fest
- Community Corner: Notable October Events
- Silent Night? More police, traffic changes to come downtown this weekend
- Reader Rapture: Top-shelf authors, literary events swing by the 2017 Harrisburg Book Festival.
- Waiting Game: Contributions withheld from nonprofits, schools in state budget impasse
- In With the New: City hires business administrator
- Another Vacancy: Hodges resigns from Harrisburg City Council.
- Golden Night: Spellbound audience crowds in for Salman Rushdie.
- Help Wanted: Residents invited to give input on Amazon proposal
- Water Work: CRW starts main replacement project.
- Council, police bureau discuss next steps for community task force
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “Light at the End of the Tunnel:” city to buy first sinkhole homes next week
- Gearing Up: Mayor announces new boulevards at Bike Share launch
- Burg Blog: The waiting is the hardest part
- Pending Trump visit outside Harrisburg limits, mayor says city never reimbursed for April rally.
- Annual wages slipping for blacks, Asians in Harrisburg area, report says
- Be Like Spidey: Rappel down a building, help your community.
- The Brave, the Fallen Honored at Annual Fire Bureau Ceremony
- $100,000 Idea: Startups make their best pitches at “Rise of the Rest.”
- In Early: Green to fill open Harrisburg council seat.
- No Deal: Harrisburg Council rejects lease agreement with Eastern U.
- “Not One Penny:” Demonstrators slam tax plan ahead of Trump visit
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burning for You: Midtown Bonfire returns for community, for firefighters.
- Dog Gone? City aims to toughen leash enforcement following complaints
- Better Late than Never: Wolf lets delayed contributions flow to schools and nonprofits
- All About the Book: Thousands show their love of literature, poetry, criticism at Harrisburg Book Festival.
- Harrisburg Begins Buying Sinkhole-Affected Houses; Some Residents Unprepared to Leave.
- Downtown Digs: Another residential conversion planned in Harrisburg.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Blog: You Might Also Like Harrisburg
- Review: “Fun Home” Poignant, Beautifully Rendered at Open Stage
- And Now We Wait: HBG Area Application in for Amazon’s HQ2.
- Don’t Dump Here: Harrisburg concludes city codes meetings.
- Ideas Offered, Debated as Market Square Plan Moves Forward
- Eye in the Sky: Harrisburg police brief council on helicopter patrols.
- And Then There Were 7: Green takes council seat.
- 2-Way 2nd: Council action brings major road change nearer.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Who’s to Judge? Judicial candidates make their cases at NAACP forum
- Scant Progress for Harrisburg Schools as State Issues Annual “Report Card”
- From Trash to Grass: Allison Hill residents renovate vacant lots with sustainable fixes
- Help Hub: Mission Central offers assistance–no questions asked.
- October News Digest
- Biking Blurs: Images of Harrisburg Bike Share.
- War Story: As World War I turns 100, you can learn all about it at the U.S. Army Heritage Center.
- Student Scribes: “Here”
- Student Scribes: “Shirt Collars”
- Across Generations: For 80 years, Neumyer Funeral Home has been an anchor of the Harrisburg community.
- Music of Her Life: Jennifer Sacher Wiley takes the helm of the West Shore Symphony.
- Thanksgiving on Ice: You can thank Aunt May for this holiday treat.
- Mega Mordor: Spend an entire day in Middle Earth.
- Chamber Made: Sempre Dolce reimagines traditional chamber music.
- Musical Notes: November Jumble–this month, something for every ear.
- Coffee Capital: Just across Forster Street, warm drinks, friendly staff, await.
- Critical Condition: Harrisburg’s first responders toil as their building decays around them.
- Fifty & Fabulous: Five decades old, The Plum continues to bear fruit.
- You Got This! A runner recalls the exhilaration–and exhaustion–of the Harrisburg Marathon.
- Imagine This: Harrisburg-area kids take inspiration from Mollybee Toys.
- Family Dance: At Pennsylvania Regional Ballet, some are treated like family–others actually are.
- The Landlord Vanishes: Harrisburg has tried to rein in absentee property owners, but the scourge of blight continues.
- Beautiful Pain: Difficult truths, complex characters board “A Streetcar Named Desire.”
- Cold or Flu? The symptoms are alike, but it’s important to know the difference.
- Old World Eats: At Fraulie’s, a quick trip to Germany, with connections through Lemoyne.
- Moe Style, No Problems: Pal’s Apparel want to primp you up.
- Broken DREAMer: Jose Ramirez’s story is one of achievement and success; now, his future has been thrown into uncertainty.
- I’ve Got a Secret: Some of the best places in Harrisburg are worth searching out.
- Advancing the Story: Harrisburg has bookmarked a spot on the literary map, thanks to Midtown Scholar’s new manager.
- Bulk Joy: New downtown grocer offers value, convenience, one item at a time.
- Community Corner: Notable November Events
- Happenings: Our November Calendar of Events
- Property tax amendment mired in uncertainty ahead of November election.
- Russian journalist Masha Gessen to talk Trump, Putin at Midtown Scholar
- Abortion foes challenge Harrisburg protest buffer in court
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Plan of Action: Progress finally made on Harrisburg’s comprehensive plan.
- TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 3, 2017
- 3rd and Long: Yearlong 3rd Street improvement project set to start.
- City announces date, route of 2017 holiday parade
- Shelter on South Street: Local soup kitchen will offer beds to homeless this winter
- Raffle Tickets, Flyers Dent Harrisburg’s Mayoral Election
- Dauphin County Sheriff Visits Martin-Roberts Campaign Office as Raffle Probe Mounts
- Homeless people recruited for election raffle scheme, denied pay by organizers
- Papenfuse Wins Re-Election for Harrisburg Mayor; Council, School Board Set
- Election day raffle mixed with campaign literature by accident, supervisors say
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Road Repave: 3rd Street corridor project officially begins.
- Burg Blog: Oh, Harrisburg
- Raffle payday comes for some, but not all, shelter patrons.
- “Streetcar”: Passion and Power at Gamut Theatre
- Thousands of dollars later, campaign yields no finance report and one unhappy candidate.
- Healthcare & a Hotel: HU plans mixed-use high-rise in downtown Harrisburg
- It’s Here: Harrisburg’s draft comprehensive plan released
- 2018 Water, Sewer Rates to Rise as CRW Continues Capital Projects
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 17: Raffles and High Rises Edition
- More Residential: HBG Zoning Board OKs apartments for Tracy Mansion, downtown.
- Faced with violent children, Harrisburg teachers say mental health services are lacking.
- City considers new amenities, pricing for public pools.
- Dauphin County Update: No 2018 tax hike, Chardo poised to become D.A.
- Gone to Seed: Blighted Schell building set for demolition.
- Peace in Our Time: City, Civil War Museum finalize accord over artifacts, rent.
- HBG Budget: 2018 plan shows growing revenues, no new tax hikes.
- Circular Motion: Settled in a new facility, the Circle School continues its educational mission.
- Yule of Yore: A Victorian Christmas touches down at Fort Hunter.
- Awfully Festive: It’s the most hideous time of the year.
- Novel Gifts: Christmas, in the present tense.
- Slip into Chemise: Women’s clothier bolsters “boutique row” in Camp Hill.
- Sweet Break: A scrumptious snap at Brittle Bark.
- What to Bring? Our wine guy shares his notes for your holiday meal.
- 60 Shades of Green: Freshening up fast food in downtown Harrisburg.
- Crab for Christmas: Take a little dip.
- At Home: The LGBT Center of PA helped Amanda Arbour. Now, she’s leading the way.
- A Very Harrisburg Holiday: This Christmas, shop for gifts that are not only sold locally, but made locally.
- Happenings: Our December Calendar of Events
- Good (for You) Cheer: Tips for healthy holiday eating–without depriving yourself.
- Traditions, on Screen: What makes a holiday film a beloved classic?
- Something Old, Something Green: For the century-plus-old Civic Club of Harrisburg, 2017 was a year to remember.
- Material World: PA Guild of Craftsmen hones its message, methods for a new artisanal age.
- 5 Girls, 75 Boys: How culture reacts to women in programming.
- School of Bock: Yes, you can “major in beer” as HACC, local breweries team up for a certification program.
- Lights! Camera! Act Sick! Fake patients aim to help the real ones.
- Teacher, Student, in Tune: In Mechanicsburg, an ancient skill is passed down through generations.
- The Old Soul Ragtime Show: Young pianist strikes a chord with old-timey music.
- November News Digest
- Musical Notes: Musical Resolutions–End the year without ending your wallet.
- Happy Holli-Plays: Old Christmas favorites return with new twists at Open Stage.
- Here Too: Yes, Harrisburg can have nice things.
- For the Arts: Bill Lehr’s style may be soft, but his impact raises the roof.
- New Cops on the Block: How one police department built public trust with a community-centered approach.
- Community Corner: Notable December Events
- Another Big Catch: Acclaimed author George Saunders to visit Harrisburg.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Exit Strategy: Harrisburg seeks assistance as it eyes leaving Act 47.
- TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 1: Times, they are a-changing.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Papenfuse Pitches Composting Facility to City School Board
- Capital Region Water Set to Start 5 Projects in Harrisburg
- Displaced by storms, students from Puerto Rico, Florida enroll in Harrisburg Schools
- As Harrisburg finalizes its 2018 budget, officials hear a forecast for Act 47.
- No Tax Hike as Dauphin County Finalizes 2018 Budget
- Citing low manpower, police dial back plans for Allison Hill substation.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg Mayor: City plans to proceed with composting facility plan.
- Burg Blog: Turn It Out
- To Re-hire or Not? Pro-voucher video surfaces as Harrisburg school board considers Knight-Burney’s future.
- All Heat No Fire: Divided Harrisburg school board delays vote on superintendent’s future.
- In the Books: Harrisburg Council makes a few tweaks, passes 2018 budget.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- More Art, Music: H*MAC gets state grant to help complete Midtown facility.
- TheBurg Podcast: Budgets and School Board Edition
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- December News Digest
- Student Scribes: “Terry Cloth Robe”
- Forever Young: At Market Square Concerts, a celebration of youth turns 20.
- Park Place: In Harrisburg, a foundation is helping city parks make a comeback.
- History & Community: Der Harrisburg Maennerchor marks 150 years of fraternity, service.
- Soup Salve: A hearty minestrone to cure the wintertime blahs.
- Musical Notes: Joyous January–New music for a new year.
- Happenings: Our January Calendar of Events
- One Book, Your Community: Local readers feast on a single novel by a Lancaster author.
- Old Story, New Relevance: “Gaslight” part of Midtown Cinema’s Oscar month.
- Game On: It’s pixels, not pigskins, as HU introduces varsity e-gaming.
- Exploring Love: Centuries-old play deftly advocates acceptance.
- A Cup & a Cause: Newport café serves up good coffee, good works.
- Riots & Raffles: Our editor offers his annual review of Harrisburg’s top news stories.
- Hollywood to Harrisburg: William Sanderson on his acting career, his PA Home and Shipoke’s quirky “Grounddog Day.”
- Parting Words: A local tale, told piecefully.
- She Persisted: At Evolution Power Yoga, all things are connected.
- On the Rocks: Climbing high, warm and dry, in Perry County.
- No Excuses, Only Action: A few simple steps will get you moving this year.
- Community Corner: Notable January Events
- The “Acting” Secretary: For Patrick McDonnell, it’s a short road between the Capitol and the HIT.
- Refuge from the Storm: Hurricane survivors have poured into Harrisburg–and their needs are immense.
- Food Lanes: At the Broad Street Market, new tables, crowned with memories.
- The Sweet Spot: Chocolatefest celebrates 23 years of confections, connections.
- Guided by Breath: Meditation and Mindfulness in Harrisburg.
- French Twist: Bon Appetit Crêperie brings a new accent to the Broad Street Market.
- Capital Dance: Area ballet students descend, gracefully, on D.C.
- Comprehensive Jam: Harrisburg spent $200k on a planning project that the Mayor now recommends trashing. What went wrong, and what could the plan mean for the city?
- Bid for a Cause: At the PA Farm Show, you can help the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank fight hunger.
- TheBurg Crossword Puzzle Solution
- Progress Noted, Cooperation Pledged as Harrisburg Swears in City Officials
- Put Beer Here: Harristown issues RFP for brewpub, restaurant in Strawberry Square.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg Police Bureau gains new officers but still struggles to grow its ranks.
- Judge finds mayor’s aide liable for threatening resident.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg’s comprehensive plan is “unworkable,” say mayor, business leaders.
- TheBurg Podcast: “Unsalvageable” Edition
- He’s Gone: Harrisburg mayoral advisor out after adverse court ruling.
- Harrisburg Council discusses attorney hire, downtown development
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- U.S. Marshal killed, police officer injured, during arrest in Harrisburg
- You Can Help: Foundation sets up fund to help family of slain U.S. marshal.
- Hoping to boost ridership, Harrisburg seeks input on public bus routes.
- Wide-Ranging Discussion: Harrisburg officials tackle multitude of issues at community forum.
- Yes, But: Council OKs apartment plan, but approval comes with a warning.
- A new state system puts less emphasis on standardized tests. How will Harrisburg schools fare?
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Capital Redistrict: What will the gerrymander ruling mean for Harrisburg?
- TheBurg Podcast: “G-Word” Edition
- Zembo Shrine sold to out-of-state buyer with entertainment plans.
- Happenings: Our February Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable February Events
- January News Digest
- On Thin Ice: “I Tonya” unveils tough lives in a beautiful sport.
- Cry Fowl: It’s duck season in Harrisburg.
- How to Heal: At Samara, mothers, fathers learn to become parents.
- Chugging Along: The Station has been on the right track for 60 years.
- Great Grenache: The grape may not be noble, but its wines command respect.
- Musical Notes: Feels & Fun–In February, Dig the Love.
- The Poetry of Juelz
- The Charm of Sharon: Sometimes, romance is found in unexpected places.
- UnCivil Words: Fake news and the partisan press–then, today.
- Educational Achievement: For 40 years, St. Stephen’s Episcopal School has prized academics, diversity.
- Commit to Heart Health: Use American Heart Month to learn about chest pain.
- Your Best Toe Forward: Bryant Jefferson strives to upgrade Harrisburg’s foot look.
- Big Idea–Small House: Harrisburg students compete to design a tiny house–and you can buy it.
- To Protect and Preserve: Historic black cemeteries are top priorities for preservationists, caretakers.
- Telling Our Stories: This month, a new African-American theater company stages its first play.
- The Next Phase: Harrisburg breaks with “City Discontented.”
- Something Eternal: “Our Town”–more than just a slice-of-life at Gamut Theatre.
- She Builds: A social champion is in the house.
- Badges to Briskets: Litho Ware serves the city he once served.
- Teaching Empty Seats: As the Harrisburg School District nears the end of its five-year recovery plan, how well has it improved student attendance?
- Burg Blog: If Facebook and Google truly want to save local journalism, here’s what they should do.
- TheBurg Crossword Puzzle Solution
- Grant Plan: Harrisburg seeks input for next 5 years of HUD funding
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- BurgBlog: Are community schools the solution to Harrisburg’s educational woes?
- In With the New: Bethesda Mission to break ground on community center this year.
- Rate Debate: More apartments, more talk of rental rates at Harrisburg council.
- Burg Blog: Say what you mean.
- Community Comment: HBG communications director reacts to Burg blog post, defends outreach effort.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg to host first annual “Ice & Fire” winter festival next month.
- Former Harrisburg Treasurer Tyrell Spradley appointed to school board.
- If you see something, say something: City campaign targets dog fighting.
- Water, Sewer Plan: Massive improvements, major rate hikes proposed over next 2 decades.
- 2 for 2: Council considers, approves development projects in Harrisburg.
- Moving Ahead: Despite criticism, HBG Planning Commission sticks with comprehensive plan draft.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Move In Day: First MulDer Square house sold, ready for new owners.
- “Our Town”: Gamut offers freshness, depth, humor to oft-told tale.
- TheBurg Podcast: Onward and Upward Edition
- No Charge: Could free parking be coming to downtown Harrisburg?
- As deadline nears, School Board postpones action on superintendent contract.
- Community Comment: TheBurg unfairly overlooks Steve Reed’s many accomplishments.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- A Step Closer: Site preparation set to start for federal courthouse project.
- A Living Downtown: Harristown plans another residential conversion.
- Harrisburg Council confirms CRW appointments, delays action on financial advisor, downtown parking
- New Books Cometh: How about a good read in 2018?
- Student Scribes: “Naked”
- Student Scribes: “Night Witches”
- Student Scribes: “The Boyhood of Raleigh (1870)”
- College ABCs: Preparing for higher education at Bethel AME.
- Think Global, Live Local: Students from around the world take up residence at International House.
- In Service: Zonta offers support for local women in need.
- Senior Class Photos: Latino seniors create art, learn a new skill, at LHACC.
- Old World Notes: Decades pass by joyously for Harrisburg’s premier klezmer band.
- Music Mania: Warm up and get out.
- Square Truths: Wealth, class and the art of the persona.
- Theater Meets Cinema: “The Flick”: Scenes of life, staged inside a movie theater.
- Cathedral Comeback: Events are reinvigorating Harrisburg’s magnificent Scottish Rite building.
- Uncommon Scents: Men and fragrances—the battle is on.
- Pieces of Peace: This spring, take a contemplative stroll along Harrisburg’s new Peace Promenade.
- Clothes, Style, Family: Margaret Miller brings a boutique experience to the Carlisle Pike.
- Art for All: A venerable Lancaster gallery has new owners, a new look and a new focus.
- All That Sparkles: Munn’s Diamond Gallery celebrates 40 years in the bling biz.
- A Silent Killer: What you need to know about Peripheral Arterial Disease.
- History Weapons: Men at Arms specializes in the art of ancient battle.
- Chamber Made: For 70 years, the West Shore Chamber of Commerce has helped power business opportunity, growth.
- Fast Fish: A quick, healthy recipe for Lent.
- Gaining Momentum: Tracey Wakeen shares her passion for fitness.
- Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
- February News Digest
- The People in My Neighborhood: Harrisburg finally gets some decent housing—and quickly turns it into a problem.
- Open for Business: As Harrisburg prepares to spend millions on capital projects, it seeks to re-engage with minority and women-owned business.
- Community Corner: Notable March Events
- Women in Business
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Steel Solution: CREDC buys, plans to clean up old Harsco site.
- Harrisburg Treasurer: EZPay service terminated for city bills.
- Harrisburg parking system meeting projections, but negotiations on 2018 rates still ongoing.
- TheBurg Podcast: Bluster Edition
- Ready to Read: “500 Men” pours into classrooms to read, listen.
- City readies for financial report card as Act 47 deadline nears.
- New for the City: Harrisburg hires Blake Lynch as community policing coordinator.
- The Right Place: Midtown eatery space revived as “Right on Reily.”
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- With big spends approaching, Capital Region Water, Harrisburg offer professional enrichment for diverse business owners.
- Dauphin County Doles Out Annual Gaming Grants
- No Small Plans: Enormous Club XL set to debut in Harrisburg.
- Need a Loan? Harrisburg Business Opportunity Fund set to launch next week.
- City council approves free evening parking downtown, but only for one year.
- Healthy Hopes: Pennsylvania’s first Latino Health Summit addresses needs of rapidly growing Latino population.
- Act 2: Gamut to complete facility build-out with new Education Center.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Capital Ambition: State outlines major improvement plan for Paxton Creek, Market Street, Harrisburg station.
- TheBurg Podcast: “Hot Dough” Edition
- Harrisburg School Board votes to consider a new superintendent.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Report praises healthy finances, prescribes three more years of Act 47 for Harrisburg.
- FutureBurg: HYP releases master plan for redesign of Market Square.
- Harrisburg police search for suspect in bar shooting.
- Ante Up? Harrisburg debates chipping in for new revolving loan fund.
- Harrisburg Freezes Over: Free downtown parking to begin next week.
- “Staying at Home:” Bethesda Mission on track to raze, rebuild women’s shelter in 2019.
- Cheese It: Midtown Speakeasy to benefit HHA (but you didn’t hear it from me)
- Burg Review: “The Flick”–Connections through small gestures.
- Bringing It Back: Long-blighted buildings marked for renovation in downtown Harrisburg.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Through It All: In springtime, the thru-hikers take to the A.T.
- Growth Strategy: Onward and upward (mostly upward) for Harrisburg’s tree-planting efforts.
- Student Scribes: “Rest Stop”
- Student Scribes: “Shangri-La”
- Student Scribes: “What It Is to Live”
- Student Scribes: “You Are . . .”
- Let Him Roll It: Come for the show, stay for the ice cream.
- Student Scribes: “Breakthrough”
- Musical Notes: In spring, heartfelt performances peak in the Burg.
- Hometown Tourist: Approach Harrisburg with fresh eyes, a sense of adventure.
- Happenings: Our April Calendar of Events
- Through the Laughter: Jokes are part of serious service for the women of Altrusa.
- Scene in the Abstract: Colors pop at Whitaker Center.
- Heartbreak, in 3 Acts: “Foxtrot” takes viewers on an emotional journey.
- Pinot Now: This legendary red wine is more available, in greater variety, than ever before.
- March News Digest
- Style, History: Redeux–a shop with a past.
- Emotion, Humor, Complexity: Time to “Rage” at Open Stage
- Peas Please: For springtime, try a garden-fresh pasta dish.
- Beer Week Me: The annual tribute to local craft beer goes another round.
- Bee Creative: At SAM, it’s an artist/hive collaboration
- This House Wants Music: Riverhouse, a symphony of sight and sound.
- Spring Homes: Ask A Realtor
- Community Corner: Notable April Events
- Portraits of Excellence: “50 Men Who Exemplify Black Excellence”
- Free Parking? No, it’s not Monopoly. It’s Harrisburg.
- Fixing History: You bought an old Harrisburg house. Now what?
- Family Way: As Smith Land & Improvement turns 100, a new generation takes the lead.
- A Ball & a Wall: Harrisburg youth find mentorship through Hope in Handball.
- TheBurg Podcast: “In the Wild” Edition.
- Cops & Community: Harrisburg introduces its community policing team.
- Following temporary cuts, HACC students call on administrators to restore arts electives.
- HACC finalizes 2018-19 budget, tuition to rise by $6 per credit hour.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- TheBurg Captures 16 Press Awards, Including Prestigious Sweepstakes
- As cities cope with cyber crimes, local IT directors prepare their defenses.
- Flower Finds: A burst of color at the Broad Street Market.
- Planning Commission “has not served citizens well” and needs to be replaced, Mayor says.
- Burg Blog: Sinclair’s Slippery Slope
- Apartments OK’d: Harrisburg council approves Harristown, other projects.
- Does Harrisburg need to increase minority participation in public contracts? Council says ‘yes.’
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “Our First Responders”: Harristown to start workforce housing policy.
- TheBurg Podcast: Zombie Edition
- Glass Recycling Returns to Harrisburg
- Burg View: End the Road Carnage Now
- Harrisburg Zoning Board scrambles plan for chicken business.
- In a surprise move, Harrisburg School Board rescinds vote on superintendent.
- Full Speed Ahead: Harrisburg receives additional $500,000 to start river walk repairs.
- HACC restores arts offerings in response to complaints from students.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg View: Harrisburg’s School Daze
- School Board may have violated state transparency law, expert says.
- Habitat for Humanity nabs volunteer partnership, plans affordable housing building spree.
- 3 Weeks Later: Free parking earns favorable reviews from HBG restaurateurs.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Recovery Zone? Daystar briefs neighborhood, prepares for zoning battle, with plan to move downtown.
- Six Harrisburg tracts nominated for federal tax incentive program
- Obituary: Sloan Auchincloss
- Needle Me This: Fort Hunter to showcase the best in local embroidery.
- Chew on a Cause: Food Fundraisers make, then rake in, the dough.
- Fort Fest: Take a visit into the past at Fort Halifax.
- Hundred Years Young: Kiwanis Club of Harrisburg may be 100, but its mission remains youthful.
- Happenings: Our May calendar of events.
- Student Scribes: “Dusty Cake Memories”
- Family Style: The cozy trattoria where the food is fabulous, homemade and always prepared by an Alvaro.
- Plate Class: Slice, dice and learn from some of our area’s top chefs.
- The Bevel’s in the “Details”: New exhibit casts a lens on Newport’s architectural finery.
- Redefining Wonderland: Imaginations run wild at Open Stage.
- Spicy Spring: Check out these red hot shows
- Midstate Taste: Riverrun embraces its Harrisburg heritage, deliciously.
- Good Stories, Well Told: At the Harrisburg Jewish Film Festival, drop in on cinema from around the world.
- A Quiet Desperation: Characters long for connection in “Ha’har.”
- The Young and the Best List: Orchestra showcases the next generation.
- Mind the Belt: Saddle up for Bike Month and the Tour de Belt.
- April News Digest
- Meet the 10th: The midstate’s new congressional district puts Harrisburg in the center of the action.
- Art & Stroll: At Wildwood Park, the beauty is all natural.
- Community Corner: Notable May Events
- The New Urban Guardians: How ordinary people played a role in the great crime decline.
- No Small Plans: Club XL supersizes Harrisburg nightlife.
- In the Year 2050, 2050: Predictions, progress and unintended consequences.
- 2018 Midstate Table
- To Zero: “Vision Zero” aims for no auto-related deaths in Harrisburg.
- Full-day kindergarten on the chopping block, tax hikes loom, as Harrisburg District struggles to balance its books.
- School Board can’t un-do action on superintendent contract, solicitor says.
- Changes to Sanitation Code, Billing Weighed by Harrisburg Council
- Burg Review: Tara Stark–Songs & Community
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Another Round: Third Street Cafe back in court, this time to defend liquor license
- TheBurg Podcast: Dysfunction Junction
- HACC announces plan to leave historic Midtown 2 building
- New HBG school budget keeps kindergarten, proposes cutting 31 staff across district.
- Halfway house abandons attempt to move into downtown Harrisburg building
- CAT to HBG: Tough road, big deficit ahead
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Zembo Shrine for sale once more after buyer exits deal.
- Burg Blog: The Invisibles
- Deja Vu? City residents once again protest penalty tax assessments.
- Snyder named new executive director for Theatre Harrisburg
- “People they love will go away:” Teachers plead with board to preserve school staff for students’ sake.
- Knight-Burney’s tenure “up in the air” as board dawdles over search for new superintendent.
- MVP in HBG: Nick Foles slated to sign books at Midtown Scholar.
- Scott captures Democratic nomination for Congress, will face Perry in November.
- HBG school board to consider motion to rehire superintendent on Monday.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- No Rain Please: Artsfest returns to the Harrisburg waterfront with much to do, see, eat, drink.
- Elected officials or “secret society”? School board’s private meetings raise concerns about state transparency laws, experts say.
- “Worst Municipal Finance Disaster”: Commonwealth files lawsuit against actors in HBG incinerator debacle.
- Amid jeers and boos, Harrisburg School Board votes to re-hire Superintendent Knight-Burney.
- School board to vote on tax hikes, staff cuts in budget meeting next week.
- Myths & Mortals: Best-selling novelist Madeline Miller to visit Midtown Scholar.
- Summer Service: CAT, Hershey Entertainment team up to connect people to jobs.
- Superintendents to State: We need more funding to support our students.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “Markets Have Collapsed”: Cities, waste companies ponder next steps as the recycling industry faces crisis.
- Bears to Caps: Hershey fans will see familiar faces during Stanley Cup final.
- Who Was Chosen? Harrisburg proposes recipients for federal housing funds.
- Going Up: HBG school board passes preliminary budget with maximum tax hike, staff cuts.
- Harrisburg sets second networking, certification event for minority, disadvantaged businesses
- Capital Area Head Start limits Harrisburg enrollment as it looks for new classroom space in the city.
- Pumped Up: Local firm Andculture purchases, plans to renovate, relocate to Old Waterworks.
- All Afloat: Relax away the stress, the strain at Dissolve.
- Student Scribes: “Fishy, Fishy in the Brook–Life Lessons from Fishing and Football”
- Houses & Horses: Preserving history in Lower Paxton Township.
- Books & Beaches: It’s summertime and the reading is (mostly) easy.
- Fun Central: Nature, biking, swimming, skating, history–all in a visit to Lancaster County Central Park.
- Art & Activism: Artist Romare Bearden could do it all, as a new exhibit shows.
- Patio Pleasers: In summertime, the wines turn light.
- Summer Squeeze: As the weather warms, take a lemon pledge.
- Time Passages: Clock collectors reflect on 25 years gone by.
- Nappy Time: Diaper bank fills a need, removes an expense, for low-income families.
- Happenings: Our June Calendar of Events
- Musical Notes: Vacation Vibes–Get away without going away.
- Listen to Her Heart: A feel-good indie film in “Hearts Beat Loud.”
- Films al Fresco: Family fun on the big screen at Fort Hunter.
- Setting Goaaallllsssss!!! Soccer Shots has ambitious plans to build on its already successful model for youth sports.
- Coffee Connection: A Little Amps barista ventures to Central America to complete the coffee circle.
- Love Letter to Harrisburg: Gamut celebrates 25 years of “Free Shakespeare in the Park.”
- Science and Arts and eSports: At Whitaker Center, new leadership and new ideas.
- Recipe for Success: See what’s cooking at Taste Test York.
- Stage Struck: Hersheypark ups its stage game just in time for the new concert season.
- Under Pressure: What happens to a body that feels strain, anxiety?
- May News Digest
- Power of Sisterhood: Open Stage premiers local playwright’s adaptation of “Little Women.”
- Tunes in a Bottle: Songs, like a warm night, from Indian Summer Jars.
- Community Corner: Notable June Events
- Green Days: Thanks Nat Geo, but please come back in a few years.
- Path to Success: A beloved fixture, the Capital Area Greenbelt is poised for greater (and greener) days ahead.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Summer in the City: Dauphin County announces summertime event, festival series.
- Savage Shopping: New clothing, accessories shop debuts in Harrisburg.
- Vidjam: A world where filmmakers have 48 hours to make a decent movie.
- Harrisburg gets state grant, will begin major Paxton Creek reclamation project, mayor says.
- This Job Could Be Yours: HBG schools CRO to retire, replacement needed.
- May We Dance? Latin styles pick up steam in the Harrisburg area.
- Tebow in HBG: 1 hit and 6,000 screaming fans.
- A Living Downtown: Harristown eyes another building for apartment project.
- Trash Talk: Residents, city officials discuss billing, recycling app as city considers new sanitation laws.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Listen Up: Italian Lake summer concerts return, begin this weekend.
- Facing ouster by PennDOT, newsstand owner fights for his right to stay in the Harrisburg train station.
- Spradley faces residency questions as citizens challenge his school board seat
- Restaurateur Nick Laus has died, opened numerous eateries in, around, Harrisburg
- Harrisburg school board continues budget talks, but changes to preliminary budget unlikely, CFO says
- Nick Laus honored by HBG restaurant community; funeral arrangements announced
- Citizen’s group proposes Riverfront Park monument to honor prominent African Americans
- Click & Toss: Harrisburg announces new recycling, sanitation app.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Feds affirm 6 Harrisburg census tracts as “Opportunity Zones”
- Mandate or Suggestion? State calls on Harrisburg school district to seek new financial managers
- Screen Shots: World Cup action gets super-sized at Whitaker Center.
- Local stories in focus as African American History Expo returns this weekend to Midtown HBG
- Harrisburg sets first public meeting for “Vision Zero”
- A Garden Grows: Veggies, learning take root at Camp Curtin Y.
- Downtown apartments, affordable housing again top HBG Council meeting
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Groundbreaking set for new federal courthouse in Harrisburg
- Coming to HBG: Author Eliza Griswold tells of 2 damaged PA towns in “Amity and Prosperity.”
- HBG at a Crossroads: State can free city from Act 47 or plunge it back into receivership, says mayor.
- Vote by state legislature today could allow Harrisburg to exit Act 47; shed status as “financially distressed” city.
- Following public outcry, PennDOT rethinks plan that would oust train station newsstand.
- Legislature denies Harrisburg special tax power, making Act 47 extension all but inevitable.
- Harrisburg headed toward fiscal “catastrophe,” budget cuts, says mayor
- Speeches & Shovels: After years of delays, officials break ground for new federal courthouse in Harrisburg.
- Harrisburg imposes austerity measures, hopes for legislative action as it faces hard realities of Act 47
- Burg Blog: The “Right” Stuff
- Mayor’s communication on Act 47 “irresponsible,” HBG councilman says, as 14 jobs affected by hiring freeze.
- Harrisburg Council disburses federal development funds, approves apartment projects
- “Rapid Response” measures proposed, meant to improve pedestrian safety on State Street
- Harristown to purchase, renovate historic property that once housed iconic Harrisburg hotel, restaurant
- “I’m done:” School board members threaten walk out, exchange barbs over spontaneous action on superintendent contract.
- Supplies of Smiles: Caitlin’s Smiles brings solace to hospitalized children.
- Good Dog? Great Dog!: Program supports animal care in underserved communities.
- All About the Bride: Daniel Thompson puts a lifetime of dreams, experience into his gowns.
- Creature Comfort: Palliative care, hospice help pet parents face the most difficult time.
- Sit, Stay, Click: Doggie U combines online, on-site training.
- Century of Change: As technology marches on, so does D&H Distributing
- Musical Notes: Songs from the grill; sounds sizzle this summer.
- 25 Years of Nature, Fun: Ned Smith Festival makes changes as it marks its silver anniversary.
- Those Summer Nights: A complete bill of fare for your summer soiree.
- June News Digest
- Book Plot: The heist movie visits the library in “American Animals.”
- Lessons in Blue: What I learned at the Harrisburg Citizen’s Police Academy.
- Waste Not: A Q&A with LCSWMA CEO Jim Warner.
- Community Corner: Notable July Events
- Eat Like a Little Bird: Craft food AND craft beer? Yes, please.
- Happenings: Our July Calendar of Events
- Under a Cider Spell: Grand Illusion will dazzle you with what’s on tap.
- Hooray for Harrisburg: Filmmaker Adrian Selkowitz brings a touch of Tinseltown to the banks of the Susquehanna.
- No Money, Big Problems: Newspapers don’t need more readers. They need cold, hard cash.
- A Loss, a Purpose: Hershey woman advocates for greater newborn screening laws.
- Beer Frontier: On Allison Hill, three men are on track to open PA’s first black-owned craft brewery.
- Music on the Mountain: Tuning up for the Susquehanna Folk Festival.
- Taste of Freedom: Harrisburg sets riverfront food truck fest, fireworks for July 4
- Line Men (and Women): Thousands brave the heat to meet Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles
- TheBurg Podcast: “From Boom to Gloom” Edition.
- Take 2: HBG mayor issues CDBG veto, council to reconsider allocation
- Another Loss: Long-time owner gets OK to demo 2 blighted buildings in downtown Harrisburg
- Wheel Good Health: Cora rolls into town & healthy living follows
- Council Roundup: HBG council passes sanitation, funding measures before summer recess.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Blog: The Worst
- State recommends doubling property tax, reducing income and services tax to ease Act 47 exit.
- “Dead On Arrival”: Harrisburg mayor, state representative reject, vow to fight proposal to double city property taxes.
- HUB Is Home: Affordable housing for homeless veterans opens in Harrisburg
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg School Board appoints Patricia Whitehead-Myers as new member; delays action on dozens of personnel items.
- Tyrell Spradley resigns from the Harrisburg School Board, creating its second vacant seat in just one month.
- Coming to HBG: Memoirist describes chaotic, exciting years in the White House.
- New CEO Named for Capital Region Water
- Home at Last: PAIRWN cuts the ribbon on new Front Street office
- City-wide affordable housing study could inform long-term development policies, Harrisburg officials say.
- Harrisburg High School principal placed on leave as district investigates concern about grading.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Best Friends: Sounds mix, mesh for local band HomeTime
- Hamilton Health receives state grant, gets closer to breaking ground on expansion
- TheBurg Podcast: “Sorry, not sorry?” Edition
- Time to Speak Out: HBG mayor urges residents to swarm Act 47 meeting
- “I Am Terrified”: Harrisburg residents pack city hall to fight prospect of massive property tax hike.
- Flooding forecast worsens for Harrisburg, surrounding areas.
- City Island is closed, but the National Weather Service has dialed down its flood forecast for Harrisburg.
- From Zero to Fifty: Harrisburg school administrators defend grading policy aimed at increasing graduation rates.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “The Storm”: HU unveils e-sports team name, logo, mascot.
- City Island opens earlier than expected following flooding
- Green Scene: It’s a garden party at the 2nd annual HBG VeggieFest.
- Musical Notes: Variety Shows–this month has everything.
- Foundation for Success: For nearly 60 years, publicly minded college students have flocked to Harrisburg as Finnegan fellows.
- Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
- July News Digest
- Decade of Dance: This month, Rasika School celebrates its 10th anniversary with–of course–a big dance.
- Where Leaders Learn: Community is in focus at MLK Leadership Development Institute.
- So Awkward: “Eighth Grade” captures the anxiety, discomfort of middle school, like, really well.
- Native Sons: This summer, show some love to PA’s homegrown grapes.
- Couple of Dancers: As CPYB grows, its faculty has expanded to include a prestigious duo, who also happen to be married.
- Community Corner: Notable August Events
- Digital Conversion: Kids learn programming basics at Convert to Code.
- Past Is Present: Preservation, education, events–all in a year’s work for Historic Harrisburg.
- Decisions, Decisions: At Gamut Theatre, your fate is in your own hands.
- Community Kitchen: At Right on Reily, your meal comes with a side of neighborhood.
- Summer Hits a High Note: After a long hiatus, outdoor opera returns this month to Harrisburg.
- Critters & Crustaceans: A grown-up’s shore vacation awaits along the Chesapeake Bay.
- Bean Toss: Throw some garden goodness into your pasta.
- Cost of Doing Business: For many Harrisburg businesses, the BPT is a tough tax to swallow.
- Arm Candy: Cuff Links–the strongest link in your look.
- Walk This Way: Harrisburg’s streets are unusually dangerous for pedestrians. What can be done?
- Sketching Harrisburg: Italian artist opens city-centric exhibit at Art Association.
- Pet Stop: It’s treats & toys at Urban Tails.
- This Old, Expensive House: Harrisburg has more than 4,000 vacant properties. Those that can be saved from demolition could find a second life as affordable housing units—but at what cost?
- Take Note: Once a month, big band sounds return to Harrisburg.
- Beautiful Things: Item by item, Chantel Eloundou shares the splendor of Africa.
- Take a Bow: With a new charter, arts-focused CASA continues its run as one of Harrisburg’s premier schools.
- Tell Me a Story: Community, one tale at a time.
- Music, food, hoops, games headline Harrisburg’s inaugural Weekender Fest.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- State archives building advances toward 2019 groundbreaking.
- Papenfuse eyes three-year commuter tax as Harrisburg prepares for Act 47 exit.
- Raise the Curtain: Gamut cuts ribbon for new education center, second stage
- Harrisburg school board taps former director Lola Lawson to fill vacant seat.
- For the Kids: Artcan holds back-to-school book bag, supply drive
- Harrisburg Police Bureau, community groups band together for National Night Out.
- Faces & Places: Livability, design merge with “Art Is Architecture.”
- State awards $1 million grant for downtown Harrisburg office building
- All your questions about Harrisburg’s Act 47 status, answered.
- Harrisburg commuter tax nixed in newest Act 47 exit plan.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Detour Ahead: PennDOT begins work to replace Herr Street Bridge
- Burg View: PennDOT must act to improve HBG road safety–today
- Grounded Again: High water halts Harrisburg’s riverboat for third time
- Harrisburg School Board must reconsider action on former business manager, judge says.
- Harrisburg School District asks 65 teachers to take pay cut, pay back wages in grievance settlement.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Bishop McDevitt building gets several “offers in writing,” despite auction bust
- High water forces Pride to extend service suspension
- Construction starts on new Bethesda Mission community center
- Walk of Life: Harrisburg author recounts the journey of a lifetime.
- Impaired judgment, poor decisions cited, as homicide charges filed in deadly boating accident
- Harrisburg installs more signs to warn of dangerous Dock Street Dam
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Food, fireworks, fun–Kipona returns for Labor Day weekend
- More Pizza Kneaded: Pie-maker plans triple treat for Midtown
- Cornelius Johnson to resign from Harrisburg City Council
- Pooch Plan: Harrisburg’s first dog park slated for fall debut.
- Councilman Johnson says good-bye, as Harrisburg prepares to fill vacancy.
- Harrisburg approves eminent domain to acquire Public Works facility
- Winter Is Coming: Downtown Daily Bread makes plans to reopen overnight shelter for men.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Detours ahead as projects affect Harrisburg roads, traffic
- PennDOT hoping for a “project champion” to propel multi-million dollar Paxton Creek restoration.
- Musical Notes: It’s Still Beating–In Harrisburg, the heart of rock ‘n roll plays through.
- Glorious Feeling: Area native Stosh Snyder begins his first season at the helm of Theatre Harrisburg.
- August News Digest
- Bloody Well Right: At Open Stage, the horror of high school gets musical with “Carrie.”
- Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
- Wild, Wild Life: Forsaken animals find a home at the Wolf Sanctuary of PA.
- Pain, Go Away: What you should know about trigeminal neuralgia.
- The Loud Sound of Silence: “Deej” takes viewers deep into a busy, unheard life.
- She’s Making Movies (On Location): At 11 years old, Lily Compton is already a veteran of short films.
- The Damage Done: This month, WITF focuses on the tragedy, the hope arising from the opioid crisis in central PA.
- Get Bach: Market Square Concerts revs up a season ranging from Baroque to modern masters.
- Showbiz Kids: Gamut completes theater build-out with Education Center, Second Stage.
- Rollin’, Rollin’: After 30 years, the big wheel keeps on turning.
- Color My World: In downtown Harrisburg, the banal becomes the beautiful.
- And the Walls Fell Down: Harrisburg needs people to love it, not blight it.
- The Show that Never Ends: New Cumberland rallies to save, revive the historic West Shore Theatre.
- It’s All in the Game: HUE Fest to rock downtown with e-sports, music.
- You Never Give Me Your Money: In Harrisburg, art is a tough sell. So, it gets paired with food, drink, music.
- Community Corner: Notable September Events
- It’s the Ripe Time: Use those last garden tomatoes for panzanella.
- She Wore It Well: A reflection, an appreciation on the centennial of the first Mary Sachs store.
- Forever Young: Moonshine & memories at Dead Lightning Distillery.
- My City Was Gone: How redlining helped segregate, blight Harrisburg.
- Dance, Dance, Dance: Fifteen years of forward motion at The Studio.
- Mayor: Judge to delay Harrisburg’s Act 47 deadline until October.
- By the Book: Lineup announced for annual Harrisburg Book Festival
- Harristown plans to purchase Skarlatos building, as law firm relocates to Strawberry Square
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg’s economic director leaving; no plans to fill open position
- Harrisburg playgrounds to open soon after months-long renovations
- Following online outrage and revenue hit, HMAC files chapter 11 bankruptcy as a prelude to sale
- State grant earmarked for HMAC could be jeopardized by bankruptcy filing, CREDC president says.
- Park Work: Sewer project shuts down stretch of Riverfront Park
- Salvation Army breaks ground on new $12 million regional headquarters
- City Council to consider home rule ordinance as Act 47 deadline nears.
- Trash Talk: City treasurer asks council to consider annual billing for waste collection
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Mayor “strongly against” AutoZone store coming to vacant lot on Maclay.
- TheBurg Podcast: “The Show Goes On” Edition.
- Senior Housing Ahead: Officials gather to break ground for Paxton Place
- School Board: Harrisburg superintendent qualifies for performance-based pay raise
- Stash, Midtown Dandy teaming up to open downtown Harrisburg shop.
- HMAC defends liquor license, business practices in administrative hearing
- State set to appoint new chief recovery officer for Harrisburg school district
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg School District publishes three years of “exemplary” superintendent reviews by mistake.
- Harrisburg Police: Crime is down, helicopters are up, and body cameras are on hold until 2019.
- School Beat: Harrisburg police visit city schools to foster positive relations with kids, community.
- Former mayoral candidate among 17 seeking seat on Harrisburg City Council
- House bill would prohibit commuter tax, extend current taxing authority for Harrisburg
- State & The City: Harrisburg mayor makes case to retain tax rates, exit Act 47.
- Burg View: Let Them Vote
- Harrisburg re-launches Environmental Advisory Council.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- HMAC finds first potential buyer in York-area investor.
- Harvest Hoopla: In Dillsburg, the annual Farmers Fair celebrates agriculture, community.
- Happenings: Our October Calendar of Events
- Smooth Moves: Total workout, gentle touch with Silver Sneakers.
- Beauty & Sacrifice: Step back to another time, another way of life, at Ephrata Cloister.
- The Stage Is Set: 35 years ago, a community idea, and lots of effort, birthed a regional arts festival.
- Monster Mix: Something for every taste in the musical candy bag.
- Angels Among Us: Vickie’s Angel Foundation helps central PA families battling cancer.
- Stories & Identities: “Colette” explores the fascinating life of the famous French novelist.
- September News Digest
- Start Here Now: The ripple effect of volunteering.
- Culture Club: Telugu Association is dedicated to beautiful language, good deeds.
- Travels in Beer: Harrisburg, Bavarian breweries collaborate, innovate–and you can taste the result.
- Artist in Focus: P.D. Murray
- Harrisburg, By the Book: Literary roads converge during the 2018 Harrisburg Book Festival.
- Leaving Act 47: The private sector has revitalized Harrisburg in the past. It can do so again.
- Revolution in Care: Harrisburg native pens book on founding father, Benjamin Rush.
- ABC’s of PT: For Physical Therapy Month, a doctor addresses the whys, the hows.
- Food + Family: A dining dynasty returns with Valley Bistro.
- Heart & Hill: On Allison Hill, hard work, happiness and hope.
- One Bad Party: Neighbors come together to handle a very unpleasant surprise.
- HBG FAQ: Welcome to Harrisburg. Now read this.
- Community Corner: Notable October Events
- October Crossword, Sudoku Puzzle Answer Keys
- Veteran superintendent appointed as Chief Recovery Officer for Harrisburg schools.
- Wines in the Balance: South African quaffs emerge on the scene.
- Bonding Over Beans: Thanks to a reader, we have a new recipe to enjoy.
- TheBurg Podcast: Plunder and Pawpaw Edition.
- Cathedral Education Center gets HARB approval; fundraising campaign planned
- Harrisburg mulls new debt, spending policies as Act 47 deadline looms.
- Legislative staffer appointed as newest member of Harrisburg City Council
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- ULI Report: Harrisburg’s 3rd Street corridor good, but could be great
- Changing Places: New polling station on tap for some voters in Midtown Harrisburg
- House committee passes bill that would let Harrisburg exit Act 47, retain current tax levels for 5 years
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg improves score on LGBTQ equality index
- TheBurg Podcast: “Gut and Replace” Edition.
- Harrisburg’s Act 47 bill clears House vote; now heads to Senate.
- Harrisburg School Board meets new CRO, leaves charter school closure in limbo at October meeting
- Housing Study: Harrisburg faces shortage of rental housing now, expected to get worse
- Senate passes Harrisburg Act 47 bill, ending city’s financial distress and preserving taxes for five years
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Judge rules against abortion foes in Harrisburg “buffer zone” case.
- March of Silence: Protestors take steps to battle human trafficking.
- Letter to the Editor: PENNVEST can help homeowners finance critical sewer repairs.
- Harrisburg Chamber names TheBurg as 2018 Catalyst Award winner
- Donate Here: Bethesda Mission starts up annual fall food drive
- Harrisburg convinced lawmakers to let it leave Act 47. What’s next?
- Heartbreak, in Art: “Familias Separadas” installation arrives in Harrisburg.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Please Unleash Me: Harrisburg’s first dog park set to open.
- TheBurg Podcast: “Time will Tell” Edition.
- Renewed Hope: Historic Jackson Hotel set for new owner; restoration planned.
- Hundreds attend Harrisburg vigil honoring Pittsburgh shooting victims.
- Harrisburg U completes land purchase for new downtown building, now planned for 19 stories.
- $4.5 million extension underway to link Fort Hunter Park to Greenbelt.
- Musical Notes: Fall Swingin’
- From the Heart: River City Singers bring a message with their music.
- October News Digest
- Artist in Focus: Gabriel Spangler
- Pet Project: Fido, Fluffy get screen time this month.
- Student Scribes: “Taking the First Step in the Right Direction”
- Play Us a Song: Bob Barry celebrates a lifetime at the piano.
- Born to Romp: With a much larger facility, Keystone K9 can let a lot more dogs out.
- Happenings: Our November Calendar of Events
- A Deep Dig: Excavation reveals pieces of a long history at Fort Hunter.
- A Mug & a Hug: At Cracked Pot, good coffee and a good cause.
- Land Link: The producer and consumer form a connection, thanks to Revittle.
- Community Corner: Notable November Events
- To Benefit Harrisburg: Bi-partisan cooperation leads to continued city success.
- Two Words–No Plastics: Harrisburg-area businesses have joined the movement to eliminate plastic straws.
- Sours? Sweet!: Mellow Mink brings Belgian style to central PA.
- We Need a Hero: Shakespeare’s Pericles–a character worth rooting for.
- Sweet Scent of Success: Another busy holiday season awaits family-run Keystone Candle.
- Fun in the Burg: Over 9 years, a small arts event has grown into a celebration of city, community.
- Great Writing Lives Here: Authors speak, collaborate and stay awhile at Bowers Writers House.
- York State of Mind: Discover food, beer and fashion in the historic, revitalized city center.
- Help Wanted: Unemployment rates in the Harrisburg region are at their lowest in decades, but it’s not all good news.
- A Rebel Walks into a Bar: Rum, revolt in Pennsylvania history.
- Through Choppy Waters: Catamaran helps guide startups to safe harbor.
- Dissimilar City: None of these things are like the others.
- Chillin’ in November: Add some spice during this cool month.
- Marathon Made: 100 runners shared a training program; their time has arrived.
- Harrisburg School Board stands by decision to demote former business manager.
- Shop Small
- Second Chance: Public meeting slated as Harrisburg moves forward with 2nd Street conversion plan.
- More Eagles Please: Team reporters to visit Harrisburg, sign books this weekend
- As teacher drain continues, Harrisburg school board members ask: why no exit interviews?
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg accepting applications for Youth Commission
- Shelter from the Storm: New pavilion at Italian Lake Park officially opens
- Get Out the Vote: Joe Biden campaigns for congressional hopeful George Scott in Harrisburg.
- Burg Review: Buckle in for a wild, fun ride at Gamut’s “Pericles”
- Historic mansion in Midtown Harrisburg suffers partial collapse.
- Turnout for midterm election strong in Harrisburg, poll workers say.
- A New North 2nd Street: Residents debate bike lanes, parking and more at public meeting.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- With new training facility, HU unveils largest e-sports campus in North America
- Codes inspectors rule out demolition as repairs begin at Swallow Mansion.
- Harrisburg eyes Forster Street lane change, sheltered bike routes as infrastructure blitz continues.
- A Message of Hope: Allison Hill mural offers permanent record of “Familias Separadas” art project.
- Harrisburg lifts hiring freeze, acts to extend lobbying effort as it prepares for Act 47 exit
- Here Comes Santa: Harrisburg unveils details of Saturday’s holiday parade
- City Council Update: Traffic police on the move, roadwork planned for South Harrisburg
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- November Editorial Cartoon: “Our Deliveries Have Arrived”
- Commonwealth announces theme, logo for 2019 Farm Show
- TheBurg Podcast: “Sweet Gig” Edition
- Parents raise concerns about security, traffic safety at school intersections.
- AutoZone proposal advances through City Council, despite mayor’s requests.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Planning Commission needs $50,000 and a few more months to finish Harrisburg comprehensive plan.
- Harrisburg to absorb new costs of recycling starting in 2019.
- Mayor proposes 2019 budget with no tax hikes, slight spending decrease from current year.
- A 12-lane highway in Harrisburg? It’s possible in PennDOT plan for I-83.
- Capital Region Water sets 2019 budget, will increase water, sewer rates
- Nonprofit brings 570 free winter coats to Scott Elementary students.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Sights & Sounds: Assistive tech allows more patrons to enjoy films at Midtown Cinema.
- Mystery Unwrapped: Need a break from holiday banality? “Capernaum” is for you.
- Community Corner: Notable December Events
- Happenings: Our December Calendar of Events
- November News Digest
- Musical Notes: Big Names, Little City
- Joy to the Burg: Italian Lake–the perfect setting for “A Tremendous Christmas.”
- Glass of Good Cheer: Our wine columnist presents his annual holiday guide.
- At the Start: Local musician Amber Nadine set to release her first album.
- Holly Jolly Artichokes: A new green for your Christmas dinner table.
- A Remarkable Gift: This holiday season, consider becoming a living donor.
- Next Stop: Christmas–In Strasburg, it’s a short line to holiday fun.
- Commonwealth of Preservation: Modern-day alchemists ply their trade inside the Capitol complex.
- A Little Bit Him, A Little Bit Her: In downtown Harrisburg, all genders find fashion satisfaction.
- Have Yourself a Monster Little Christmas: Holiday drive aims to change misconceptions about “monster breeds.”
- Deck the Huge Halls: Put a historic mansion visit on your Christmas list.
- Academic Adjustment: Faced with charter and online competition, local public schools are changing, adapting.
- Dreaming of a Green Christmas: Nonprofits depend upon the giving time of year.
- Happiness Is a Warm Bun: Meaty, gooey delights at The Cheesesteak Guy.
- Artist in Focus: Justin and Joelle Arawjo
- Retail Therapy: More people are choosing to live, work and play in Harrisburg. Could a retail revival be next?
- Let’s Talk: The nation’s “social infrastructure” may be withering, but Harrisburg’s is growing stronger.
- Burg Blog: Go to Market
- TheBurg Podcast: Demolition Edition
- Danielle Robinson replaces Judd Pittman as school board president.
- Harrisburg officials see “a light at the end of the tunnel” as they conclude busiest year yet for demolitions.
- More Local, More Organic: With federal grant, Radish & Rye eyes expansion in Midtown Harrisburg.
- Lack of parking at new federal courthouse has local officials worried.
- Following standstill, Harrisburg plans to continue debt negotiations in 2019.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Report: Harrisburg’s IT system riddled with risks.
- Burg Review: Romp around the Christmas tree at Gamut’s holiday frolic.
- Harrisburg school board takes first steps to find new solicitor.
- Harrisburg Police Bureau loses majority of new officers over four-year period, Mayor says.
- Burg Blog: On Average
- December Puzzle Solution Keys
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Pre-built police substation arrives in South Allison Hill.
- Harrisburg School Board hears charter application for midtown elementary school.
- Following church consolidation, Derry Street UMC leaders fight for right to stay in South Allison Hill.
- Harrisburg School Board director Melvin Wilson passes away.
- Local attorney, non-profit executives appointed to Harrisburg’s financial oversight board.
- State grants medical marijuana permits to two new Harrisburg dispensaries.
- Harrisburg City Council tables 2019 budget vote, citing “impasse” with mayor’s office.
- City council president blocks vote on Federal Courthouse plans, staging symbolic rebuke of hiring practices.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- TheBurg Podcast: Impasse Edition
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- City Council resolves disputes with Mayor’s office, passes 2019 budget without substantial changes.
- December News Digest
- Student Scribes: “A Deer in Headlights”
- Happenings: Our January Calendar of Events
- Artist in Focus: Ryan Spahr
- Healthy Habits: New program aims to improve nutrition, battle chronic disease for seniors.
- Four Score Pour: After a Gettysburg ghost tour, you now can sample the spirits.
- Musical Notes: New Year, New Tunes
- In the Moment: Mindfulness emerges as a way to alleviate stress, manage anxiety.
- The Bright Stuff: Whitening–don’t get blinded by the light.
- Veal Meal: A hearty Italian dish for a cold January night.
- Supremely Satisfying: Standout performances elevate “On the Basis of Sex.”
- A Tour and a Pour: Are you a history nerd AND a beer nerd? Consider yourself served.
- Poetry & Pipes: Annual “Burns Supper” celebrates all things Scottish.
- Here Comes the Fuzz: It’s a no-shave zone for Harrisburg police.
- Om for All: You can’t spell commUNITY without unity.
- Decade of Service: Diversity, education in focus for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
- Flip the Calendar, Turn the Page: A selection of buzzy books for 2019.
- To Survive, to Thrive: Sickle Cell Council supports patients living with the debilitating illness.
- Taste Times Two: Koda, Newfangled offer a flavorsome collaboration.
- Band Bond: In Olde Uptown, everyone’s jamming.
- Fight for Your Might: At Thrive, workouts pack a punch.
- No Parking, No Problem?
- Slice of Life: Inside the Broad Street Market, a new generation takes the helm at Hummer’s.
- A Very Good Year? Yes, assuming you like infrastructure and hate Act 47.
- Community Corner: Notable January Events
- Here’s the Scoop: Urban Churn to open ice cream shop in Harrisburg.
- January Puzzles and Answer Keys
- HMAC owner names 15 defendants in defamation lawsuit.
- TheBurg Podcast: Year in Review
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- New York realty company buys Kline Plaza, hopes to revitalize shopping center.
- Harrisburg Police offer new timeline for body camera deployment.
- Year-long apartment project set to begin in downtown Harrisburg
- South Allison Hill businesses restore old storefronts with local grants.
- Mayor vetoes city council planning provision for AutoZone.
- Council overrides mayoral veto on AutoZone.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Surrounded by friends, Elementary Coffee founder announces new location, new home.
- Harrisburg Police Bureau welcomes new officers, hopes for more growth outside of Act 47.
- Blue in the Blood: Commissioner’s son joins Harrisburg Police Bureau.
- Harrisburg schools open doors to police officers under new partnership.
- Harrisburg School Board delays decision on new member.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Brawl at Harrisburg High stemmed from “misunderstanding,” will not affect new police partnership.
- Impasse over Public Works building continues, as Harrisburg asks court to withhold judgment on civil suit.
- Harrisburg U takes prime space in Whitaker Center for new student center
- Appointment of new Harrisburg School Board member headed to county judge.
- Mayor seeks new contract, broader goals for 2019 lobbying efforts.
- Furloughed? Little Amps offers free coffee to unpaid federal workers.
- Former news publisher appointed to oversee Harrisburg’s finances.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- TheBurg Podcast: “So Long For Now.”
- D&H Distributing plans move from Harrisburg to Lower Paxton Township
- A Special Space: African-American businesses, artists find support at La Cultura.
- Happenings: Our February Calendar of Events
- January News Digest
- A Contrast in Comedy: “Stan & Ollie” pays tribute to the dream team of early cinema.
- A Medal, A Mystery: A century-old keepsake finds its way back home.
- History and a Show: At the Fulton, the play is only part of the fun.
- Musical Notes: A Musical Valentine
- Community Corner: Notable February Events
- Artist in Focus: William Hicks
- Teen Spirit: “The Wolves” offers a unique look at the lives of today’s youth.
- A Dark History Ends: A hundred years ago, the doors closed on the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.
- Every Man a King? Gamut cast sound out on the meaning, the relevance of “All the King’s Men.”
- Always Giving Back: Kristal Turner-Childs–a force in the community.
- Made with Love: How about pot roast for late winter?
- Small Grapes, Big Wines: Don’t let the “petit” name throw you.
- You Dig? Mineral enthusiasts find nuggets of knowledge, rock-solid support.
- The Time Is Now: One word for better health–exercise.
- Complexity of a Culture: On U.S. tour, a contemporary Israeli art exhibit makes a stop in Harrisburg.
- Safe Travels: For African Americans, the “Green Book” was an essential guide to Harrisburg, nationwide.
- Good Point: To reach sustained recovery, Harrisburg may need some outside help.
- Healthy Life, Happy Life: CEO Jeannine Peterson has guided Hamilton Health through many moves, tremendous growth.
- Religious Movement: Christians in the Harrisburg area are eschewing old church buildings to meet in bars, homes, and renovated commercial properties. What’s driving the change?
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- In hearing, Harrisburg school district lays out concerns with charter school application
- Harrisburg police demonstrate new protective gear, following donation from UPMC Pinnacle
- More Murals Please: 2019 HBG Mural Fest planned for late summer.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- First Stop, Harrisburg: Fetterman kicks off statewide “listening tour” for recreational cannabis.
- A story of heroism, remorse (and a tank), coming soon to Midtown Scholar.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- E-sports organization selects Harrisburg as host city for 2019 convention
- Court action may delay Harrisburg school board appointment for months
- Harrisburg police tout progress in removing illegal weapons from city streets
- Burg Review: Gamut offers powerful, distressing political tale in “All the King’s Men.”
- Burg Review: “The Wolves” shoots, scores, in dramatizing the turbulent lives of teen girls.
- With questions about past bills, Harrisburg Council puts proposed lobbying contract on hold
- Harrisburg teachers crowd school board meeting to protest pay for veteran teachers
- Harrisburg school board rejects STEAM Academy charter school application
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Hot & Cold: 2nd Annual Ice & Fire Festival slides into Harrisburg.
- Pop-Up Pour: sip@soma debuts to share PA craft beverages with Harrisburg.
- Taste of PA: New downtown concept to feature PA beer, wines, spirits, food.
- Harrisburg’s financial recovery board meets for first time to organize, set priorities.
- Dozens of projects funded as Dauphin County announces 2019 gaming grants
- Death Cab for Cutie to play in Harrisburg, marking return of major concerts to city waterfront
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Worth Your Time: The hours fly by at the nearby Watch and Clock Museum.
- Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
- Promises Kept: Family Promise catches people before they fall.
- February News Digest
- Fabric of Life: Mother/daughter duo stitch together a career, a future at Smile Spinners.
- Vienna Waits for You: World-famous Boy’s Choir set to sing in Harrisburg.
- Fair Warning: 8 signs of a heart attack you need to know.
- A “Silver” Start: For a delicious appetizer, try a simple, savory Italian classic.
- Artist in Focus: Reina Wooden
- Let Them Eat Little Cakes: In Mechanicsburg, Ann’s Cupcakery fills a sweet spot.
- Pints & Pours: Lydian Stone specializes in small batches, big flavors.
- Musical Notes: March Mix
- Creating Community: YPOC focuses on connecting, retaining Harrisburg’s young professionals of color.
- Beauty in Song: Diverse selection of choral music featured on new CD.
- Five Finger Family: Stealing gets complicated in “Shoplifters.”
- Community Corner: Notable March Events
- Pieces of the Puzzle: A century ago, Harrisburg’s Old 8th Ward was wiped off the map. A group of activists wants to remind us what was lost.
- So Many Ways to Help: Community leader Tina Nixon now takes up Harrisburg’s financial recovery.
- One Small Change: Even minor adjustments can lead to better health.
- From the Wreckage: Nonprofit news tries to build back what has been lost.
- The Last Lesson: Why do employees leave the Harrisburg school system? Exit interviews shed some light.
- Passion & Policy: Gina Riordan’s personal story underscores her work at Drug Free Workplace PA.
- Proposed STEAM charter school launches petition drive to reverse school board denial
- Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet remembers Marcia Dale Weary
- Small Bites: Mini doughnuts to help sweeten downtown Harrisburg.
- Harrisburg renews effort to fight lead paint hazards in city homes
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Women in Business 2019
- HBG Planning Commission approves Harrisburg University tower, now cut down to 17 floors
- Harrisburg, Dauphin County municipal primary field begins to take shape
- Harrisburg Democrats to weigh crowded primary field for city council, school board
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Blog: 2 Lives, 2 Streets
- Burg Review: Boxer Charles Feathers opens knock-out exhibit at HMAC
- HU sets July ground-breaking for new academic tower, hotel
- Tensions mount at Harrisburg school board meeting, as debate over solicitor gets heated
- Citing population shifts, Dauphin County urges Harrisburg to adopt new ward, voting maps
- Harrisburg releases “Vision Zero” plan, with a goal to eliminate pedestrian fatalities
- Got Parking? Federal government seeks hundreds of spaces for new courthouse.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Strawberry Square soon will dish up “Curry in a Hurry”
- Scoot Along: Are electric scooters coming to a city street near you?
- A 1-Hour Tour: Harrisburg briefs ICA members on the city’s financial crisis, recovery.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Balance & Harmony: The art of Ikebana blossoms in Harrisburg.
- March News Digest
- Are You Happy? “Inquiring Nuns” want to know.
- An Italian Easter: It gets no more traditional than roast lamb.
- Kids Meet Art: Perry County students showcase their work at Youth Art Day.
- Happenings: Our April Calendar of Events
- That’s In Order! Lori Reese will help organize your home, your life.
- Something Sweet: Let’s drink some sherry, darling.
- A Shared Meal, a Shared Community: With roots in Jewish tradition, the Freedom Seder draws on several faiths.
- Artist in Focus: Samantha Sanders
- Up to the Challenge: Young actors expand their range with “As You Like It.”
- Teacher, Coach, Author: In retirement, Emery Cook finds another way to educate.
- Harrisburg Sweet Home: 2018 marked a strong year for real estate sales in the city.
- 100 Years of Unity: Violet Oakley retrospective celebrates the famous muralist.
- Musical Notes: Spring Rocks
- Great Little Smiles: Get your kids into the brushing habit.
- A Road, a Journey: “On Time” reflects a band growing, maturing.
- Community Corner: Notable April Events
- Second Chance: “Clean Slating” offers some offenders a new start.
- All Star Player: In raising funds for LLS, Marc Kurowski swings for the fences.
- Seeds of Success: Homegrown Harrisburg digs deep for a healthier community.
- A Brew for You: Harrisburg Beer Week is back, with something new on tap.
- Harrisburg Needs: A lot has been accomplished over the past decade. Let’s build on that.
- The Painted Word: For spring, a trip to Carlisle, a loop around Wildwood.
- Spring Cleaning: Earth Day means the Harrisburg area gets a good scrubbing.
- First Look: At forum, Harrisburg school board candidates criticize sitting board, district administration
- Broad Street Market names new executive director, person chosen from 80+ applicants
- HACC announces tuition increases, cost cuts to close budget gap
- Tracy Mansion renovation to finish, as developer set to start on 13 apartments
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week That Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
- HU selects Harrisburg-based HHM to operate new downtown hotel
- Capital Region Water begins water main project, with road impacts expected
- Burg Blog: And the Winners Are . . .
- Park Here: Harrisburg weighs renewing free downtown parking deal
- HACC receives largest donation in its history, will be used for STEAM education
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- UPMC Pinnacle takes first step into Midtown with expansion to Campus Square building
- The Week That Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
- School board candidates to speak, debate at 2 events this week
- Effort to suspend HBG school superintendent fails; new district solicitor rejected
- Harrisburg U. releases features, renderings of new student center
- Harrisburg metro again performs well on US News “Best Places” list
- Downtown stakeholders urge HBG council to renew free parking after 5
- SoMa Block Parties return to downtown Harrisburg with music, food, drink
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg school board challengers exchange views at debate, as incumbents again fail to show
- Sweet Dream: Backed by the community, Urban Churn opens scoop shop in Midtown
- The Week That Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
- Natural Expression: Earth Day takes artistic form at Vivi on Verbeke
- Burg View: Where Are the Incumbents?
- In a split vote, Harrisburg school board hires Ellison as solicitor
- Good news for diners, drinkers, as Harrisburg council approves, extends free downtown parking program
- Construction Ahead: Road, sidewalk closings, detours coming to heart of Midtown
- Harrisburg’s financial oversight board names executive director, attorney
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Blog: Time Has Come
- PA STEAM Academy files court petition in effort to overturn rejection by Harrisburg school board
- The Week That Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg.
- Harrisburg school district vows “full compliance” with state audit
- Context of Cardboard: New exhibit emphasizes crisis of homelessness
- Set to Sail: Pride of the Susquehanna ready to launch for 31st year
- Challenge & Triumph: Joel Burcat just published his first novel. But first he had to deal with losing his eyesight.
- April News Digest
- Happenings: Our May calendar of events
- Sweet, Salty & Self-Made: Eat a snack. But first make it.
- Taste of History: Savor Gettysburg Food Tours whets the appetite of foodies, history lovers.
- Heart of the Matter: Peyton Walker Foundation makes sure the beat goes on.
- Musical Youth: Annual Mother’s Day concert showcases the passion, talent of the Harrisburg Symphony Youth Orchestra.
- Changing the Game: An annual conference champions female athletes, women’s sports.
- Watching the River Run: Susquehanna Greenway Partnership works to create happy trails, happy people.
- Heartbreaking, Relatable: “Working Woman” is a must-see in the annual HBG Jewish Film Festival.
- 6 Candidates, 1 Question: Where do Harrisburg City Council candidates see the city going over the next four years?
- It’s a Stretch: A few at-home exercises can greatly improve your mobility.
- Musical Notes: Mature May
- Spot On: Tea lovers take a steep dive at Seasonal Grounds.
- Community Corner: Notable May Events
- Right Time, Wrong Place? Allison Hill stakeholders don’t necessarily object to a medical marijuana dispensary; it’s the location they don’t like.
- Fruit Loop: Shopping in circles at the Round Barn.
- Artist in Focus: Andrew Guth
- Slice of Tradition: Smoke & Pickles carves out a place in Mechanicsburg.
- “Ragtime” Reinvented: Open Stage of Harrisburg showcases a melting pot of stories.
- Act 2 Lancaster: Ranked first nationwide for retirement, the Red Rose City offers seniors fun, opportunities, second careers.
- Silver Is Golden: HBG Jewish Film Festival celebrates 25 years in many languages, on many themes.
- The Price Is Right: And so is essentially everything else.
- Midtown Scholar plans 3rd Street expansion for book annex
- Cultural, political in spotlight as “Don’t Touch My Hair” returns to La Cultura
- By the Barrel: For fans of old-timey taverns, Bube’s Brewery will fill your cup.
- New Policies? Revised Zoning? Harrisburg council meets to hear about, discuss affordable housing
- HMAC Sale Pending: Harrisburg arts venue to change ownership, exit bankruptcy
- Harrisburg Today, Tomorrow: Council candidates share ideas, policies, visions
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week That Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
- New Sprint store to fill out interior retail space in Strawberry Square
- Harrisburg readies 5-year financial plan in critical step to exit Act 47
- Candidates hash out priorities, policies during Harrisburg school board debate
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Where Do I Vote? Several polling locations have changed in Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
- Obituary: Naed Smith
- Preliminary Harrisburg school district budget proposes 3.4% property tax hike
- Burg Blog: In a Race
- From Stump to Art: More wood sculptures coming to Harrisburg waterfront.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
- Create Globally: 91st “International Juried Show” opens at Art Association.
- Gown then Town: Harrisburg ranked among best cities for recent college grads.
- New entrance, business center debuts at Fredricksen Library
- Art on the Water: Artsfest returns, marking 52 years in Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park.
- Challengers sweep Harrisburg school board race; incumbents prevail for City Council
- Burg Blog: They’re Out
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Comment? Complaint? Public meeting planned for Harrisburg’s parking system
- HMAC Sale Complete: Venue now under new ownership, renovations to begin
- Coffee & Equity: Battle for fair wages taken to Broad Street Market
- To Wag and Serve: This PA Capitol police rookie is young, friendly and may just lick your hand
- Mural project to bring color, brighten up hospital walls for teenaged patients
- The Week that Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Open Stage’s “Ragtime”–an emotionally charged musical of America in transition.
- Parking Advisory committee meeting incredibly short, sparsely attended
- Harrisburg to seek grant funding for road, recreation projects
- Harrisburg gets closer to exiting Act 47, as state body backs 5-year financial plan
- In city hall ceremony, Harrisburg police officer receives Congressional Badge of Bravery
- Split Harrisburg school board passes preliminary budget with 3.4% tax increase
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Happenings: Our June Calendar of Events
- Sips & Sounds: At Fort Hunter, the wine is local, the music is country.
- Games Seniors Play: Central PA makes its presence known at the National Senior Games.
- May News Digest
- Musical Notes: Warm Ways
- You Stayed Where? In central PA, make your hotel part of the attraction.
- Community Corner: Notable June Events
- Look–Up in the Sky: Naylor Observatory allows those close by to see very far away.
- Sign of the Salamander: The hellbender puts a face (an arguably ugly one) on river quality, habitat health
- Passion & Peace: “The Gospel of Eureka,” a case study for harmony.
- The Final Straw (and Hay): Try one more pasta dish before grilling season.
- Artist in Focus: Jovana Sarver
- Ding Goes the Bell: All aboard the Rockhill Trolley Museum.
- Summer Sippers: Great white wines are meant for outdoor living.
- Fit Takes Flight: The sky’s the limit at 2nd annual Thrive Fit Fest.
- Sweep of Justice: A man, a ticket, a mission
- The Painted Word: From the Schuylkill to the Allegheny, art festivals abound this summer.
- One Family, One History: In the month of Juneteenth, descendants of Civil War veteran Ephraim Slaughter reflect on the ties connecting their family, their city.
- Complications of Community: “Much Ado About Nothing” and the honesty behind comedy.
- Sweet Success: Urban Churn may have the best craft ice cream in central PA–and now you can walk right in.
- Harrisburg Ascending: Central PA’s rock climbing community is on the rise.
- The Week That Was: A summary of news and events around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Gamut’s “impressive” Free Shakespeare in the Park
- State files petition to place Harrisburg school district into receivership
- Harrisburg school district asks court to delay hearing on receivership
- Drag Storytime: All dressed up and ready to read
- Worthy Expense? Harrisburg council debates value of conducting highway study
- Harrisburg Council voices support for new Harrisburg University tower
- County judge delays Harrisburg school district receivership hearing for 10 days
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- State files motion to stop Harrisburg school board from granting contracts
- Deputies halt Harrisburg school board meeting; judge schedules hearing as state attempts to stop action on contracts
- Lancaster’s Jonathan Burns is funny, bendy and clearly has talent
- Judge expected to issue order barring Harrisburg school board from entering into contracts
- The Week That Was: A summary of news and features around Harrisburg
- “Painted Journey”: PA Watercolor Society opens exhibit at Brain Vessel
- Judge issues order preventing Harrisburg school board from acting on contracts
- From the Mud: Rapper Geniuz rhymes to put Harrisburg on the music map
- Harrisburg hires consultant in effort to rein in I-83 widening proposal
- At a Crossroads: New monument to commemorate Harrisburg history, struggle for voting rights
- Headed to HBG: Author Casey Cep takes up where Harper Lee left off
- Harrisburg school district denies charges in receivership petition, says students may fall under “external management”
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Art + Tradition: Five “Summer Soirees” planned to benefit local artists, Art Association
- The Week that Was: A summary of news and features around Harrisburg
- Art Debut: CALC opens multi-discipline “Works and Working”
- State to take over Harrisburg school district as administration concedes receivership fight
- Samuels named Harrisburg school district receiver; administration pledges cooperation
- Receiver Samuels pledges transparency, collegiality in first school board meeting under her leadership
- History Restored: HHA, Midtown Action Council repair, replace Harrisburg history markers
- Ice Cream & an Idea: Young photographer makes impression with whimsical style
- Harrisburg will provide sanitation services to Steelton under new intergovernmental agreement
- Harrisburg officially picks up Steelton as new trash customer
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Mostly Toasted makes a cheesy debut as Broad Street Market’s newest food choice
- Just a little wet, joyful crowd cheers Death Cab for Cutie in Riverfront Park
- Of Drills and Jewels: With her new shop, Carlee Seele has moved from dental work to artwork
- Songs of Her Life: From her struggles, Ayana Aura sings
- The Week that Was: A summary of news and features around Harrisburg.
- D&H, Make-a-Wish form yearlong partnership to help area youth
- Art Debut: Annual “Art of the State,” a feast for the eyes, the emotions; winners announced
- Harrisburg receives federal “Brownfields” grant, plans more site cleanup
- Students come from a world away to attend HU’s AI boot camp.
- Bethesda Mission gets OK for phase 2 of new community center
- Capital Region Water proposes new stormwater fee for system upgrades; Harrisburg mayor “strongly” objects to plan
- Beat Maker: With Keyzus, you can feel the vibes
- Swim Time: Rowland Academy students take inaugural dip in Lt. Gov.’s pool.
- Capital Region Water votes to move forward with stormwater fee process, despite mayoral objections
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg swears in new police officers, gives awards, commendations
- Harrisburg school district leaders swept out, as receiver brings in outside team
- Bathed in Light: The Pride’s July 4 cruise may be the best seat in Harrisburg.
- War & Wine: Boonsboro, Md.–Come for the charm, stay for the medical history.
- Happenings: Our July Calendar of Events
- Trail Fix: Take a walk on the Wild East.
- June News Digest
- Artist in Focus: Elaine Brady Smith
- Off Track: Greyhound adoptions buffeted by politics, changing tastes.
- To Brahms–and Beyond: Market Square Concerts strings together a season of world-class performances.
- The Glass Sailing: “Maiden” recounts the first all-female crew for the legendary World Yacht Race.
- We Have Liftoff: Valley Youth House helps launch foster children into adulthood.
- Musical Notes: Fests & Folkies
- Back to Business: From donuts to tequila, Harrisburg businesses continue to grow, change.
- Gimme Shelter: What’s the best way for Harrisburg to address its housing shortage?
- The Cat Saver: A Lebanon sanctuary has attracted a global following.
- Summer Lovin’: This season, fall hard for fresh peppers.
- African Style: Jambo Fashion brings a bit of Kenya to Harrisburg.
- Stogies & Stories: Five old guys, five smoky cigars and endless jabber at “Live from the Lounge.”
- Community Corner: Notable July Events
- Game On: Harrisburg, meet your Soniqs
- Facts on Fluoride: Don’t believe the naysayers–fluoride is your friend.
- So, You Want a Puppy: With some knowledge and preparation, you can avoid puppy-buying pitfalls.
- Turn the Page: A 2-year renovation project will bring the Forum into the modern era, but library patrons should be prepared for prolonged disruption.
- City Inspired: Jelani Splawn helps Harrisburg see itself in a fresh light.
- A Penny Earned: Five local women believe they can “fix” the animal overpopulation problem. Now, they just need to get major pet food companies on board.
- Burg Blog: Turn the Page
- Feast Then Fireworks: Annual Food Truck Fest returns to Harrisburg for July 4
- The Week that Was: A summary of news and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg writer educates children on “Where I Live.”
- Harrisburg school district finances in shambles, computers missing, as recovery team begins work
- Harrisburg must act quickly on HUD funding; council puts hiatus on hold
- Burg View: Cursed City
- Meeting planned to share, discuss designs for 2-way 2nd Street
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- School receiver calls financial audit “clear indictment” of former administration practices
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Books: Midtown Scholar to host author of “The Tenth Muse.”
- Central PA Jazz Fest returns for 39th year, making music throughout the region
- Art Preview: En Plein Air Lancaster takes it outside
- Sold! Mecum Auto Auctions to “cover all the bases” at 2019 show
- Harrisburg proposes changing procedures, timeframe for disbursing federal housing funds
- Renewed hope for Harrisburg’s MarketPlace neighborhood as city buys back dozens of empty lots
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- AutoZone project creeps forward, despite continuing disputes over design, traffic
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Salvation Army, Harristown team to “fill a backpack” for Harrisburg schoolchildren
- Methodist churches hit the market as congregations close, consolidate
- SAM to screen, “Las Madres de Berks,” the story of 4 women held at Berks detention center
- CRW plans meetings to offer information, answer questions about proposed stormwater fee
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Bike lane or median? Harrisburg seeks input on 2-way 2nd Street concepts.
- Sweet Dreams: Wolf, Fetterman drop in for a scoop, promote ice cream trail
- Hundreds pack Harrisburg meeting to discuss, debate 2-way 2nd Street
- Burg Blog: Street Wise
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Art in The Burg: “Picasso: A Life in Print” at Susquehanna Art Museum
- Unitarian Church of Harrisburg finds new life, new purpose as Shalom House community center
- VeggieFest returns to Strawberry Square, dishing up vegetarian, vegan cuisine
- Music in the park, on the stage during two Harrisburg Opera performances
- Harris Tower Museum is a tribute to local rail history — and to the men who helped preserve it.
- Vegan meal, with a side of personal triumph, on the menu at Bethesda Mission
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg Police make plans for National Night Out, hope to bring together community
- Uphill Climb: Recycle Bicycle must pedal quickly to find new home.
- Harrisburg considers selling water, sewer system; asks interested parties to respond
- Ready, Set, Build: Harrisburg University marks start of tower project with groundbreaking.
- Capital Region Water says costs could increase, service deteriorate under privatization
- The Week That Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Art Debut: Eclectic “Energized” opens at Art Association
- H*MAC unveils plans for construction, restaurant, dance space
- Buyer Ready: 3 Harrisburg houses hit the market following building blitz
- Botter Is Back: Italian artist returns to central PA to exhibit drawings of Lancaster
- Burg Books: Novelist R.O. Kwon to make a stop in Harrisburg
- Defendant in H*MAC defamation suit arrested in alleged fake news scheme
- A Child’s Advocate: CASA volunteers support, assist neglected, abused children.
- July News Digest
- Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
- Inspiration & Injustice: Midtown Cinema kicks off its classic film series with “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
- The “Future” of Wine: Wine is for enjoying–and now also for speculating.
- Community Corner: Notable August Events
- Musical Notes: Hot Town
- Thrill of the Show: Harrisburg Sketchers make their debut as exhibiting artists.
- Technically Speaking: Vocational education makes students job-ready, often debt-free.
- That ’70s Dish: Bring back the quiche (but hold the lava lamp).
- STEAM Ahead: Through a camp this summer, Harrisburg students eye their futures.
- Quarter Century of Care: Community Check-Up Center has offered South Harrisburg medical care for 25 years.
- Youth in Gear: New cycling league gains momentum across PA.
- As in Life, As in School: A new book details the promise, the practice of democratic education.
- Cheer Up! Dynasty Harrisburg gives city youth a place to dance, learn, grow.
- Art, Under the Trees: Over 45 years, Mount Gretna Art Show has grown in stature, attendance.
- Artist in Focus: Sprocket Mural Works
- Now You See Them: The making of central PA’s own ninja warriors.
- The Trainer Is In: Punching through life at the Cameron Street Boxing Club.
- The Generous Life: We have nice things, thanks to you.
- Student Harvest: At CCA–it’s a school, it’s a farm.
- Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market Named “Great Public Space”
- Car as Canvas: So, what if Picasso had owned a 1999 Subaru Impreza?
- Old is new again as Vintage Vault opens New Cumberland shop
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Urban Snob reboots, with a new look, personalized service
- Major Midtown Harrisburg project, Civil War Museum to receive state redevelopment funds
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- 2019 HBG Mural Fest Brochure
- Music, community, education take the stage during 4-day Weekender festival
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Talent festival, Superhero Day arriving soon, courtesy of Capital Rebirth
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Art Debut: Local photographer, potter demonstrate connections in shared CALC show.
- Harrisburg shakes up process of applying for federal housing funds
- Ready to rappel? Big Brothers Big Sisters will strap you in for a good cause.
- To Stop or Not? Following resident concerns, Harrisburg to hold hearing on 3rd Street stop signs.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg council pledges public meetings after residents condemn possible water system sale
- “Hearing Voices”: Harrisburg filmmaker strives to complete documentary on the troubled history of American radio
- Measure of Hope: Renovation arrives suddenly to N. 6th Street
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Art in the Burg: Our fine arts columnist takes a stroll up Verbeke Street during 3rd in the Burg.
- “New Era”: At convocation, Harrisburg school district leaders pledge respect, kindness, competence
- Fit & Balanced: Sculpt Pilates opens on Front Street in Harrisburg
- Charter school fate again in doubt as school district restarts “non-renewal” process
- The Broad Street Market says: Thank you for being a friend.
- Proposed PA STEAM Academy faces more delay, as Harrisburg school receiver appeals court decision
- Harrisburg Council may decide on 3rd Street sign removals after residents urge action
- New Season, New Space: Open Stage is in the midst of a makeover
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Together Again: Library purchases historic Harrisburg building next door, will expand services
- Commonwealth to construct new building for 900 state workers on D&H Distributing site
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Over a century old, Harrisburg’s Kipona returns with food, fireworks, family activities
- Whitaker Center to build out new STEM lab, thanks to sledgehammers, fundraisers, wine
- Acting superintendent condemns school voucher proposal for Harrisburg school district
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Smooth Ride: Harrisburg unveils the newly paved river walk
- The Painted Word: Mural Festival, Gallery Walk open Harrisburg’s autumn art season
- Charm City Scurry: In Baltimore–poverty, inequality, rodents.
- Musical Notes–Mix Month
- August News Digest
- The Write Stuff: Putting pen to paper in central PA.
- Making Change: Nearly six decades old, the Harrisburg Coin Club is banking on youth, a new venue.
- What’s the Problem? Getting a closer look at injuries with musculoskeletal ultrasounds.
- A Place to Belong: McCormick Library pilots a new approach to homeless, troubled patrons.
- Bull’s-Eye in a Bottle: Winery at Long Shot Farm is Cumberland County’s first vineyard winery.
- Bears on Film: A local naturalist shows us what’s walking around the woods.
- History Is for the Young: Not yet out of college, Cooper Wingert has published a dozen books.
- Assessing the Past, Insuring the Future: Over a century, Penn National’s commitment to Harrisburg runs deep.
- Growth Stage: As Penn State Harrisburg has evolved and expanded, so has its theater space.
- Travels with “Charlie”: Harrisburg native Kara Grace Miller has a show, will travel.
- Year of Living Symphonically: HSO opens its 90th season with a little madness, a lot of family.
- Pushing Each Other: At HARD, roller derby is used to empower, motivate.
- Generation Now: For Julissa Morales, young people are the present and the future.
- The Painted Word: As you gear up for Gallery Walk, come meet the Art Association’s Carrie Wissler-Thomas.
- Simple Is Best: A recipe that’s small on time, big on taste.
- Book Bash: Bestselling authors are Harrisburg-bound for 2019 Book Festival.
- Electrifying Art: Color Carlisle is painting the town red–and every other color.
- Smooth as Silks: Taking flight at Artz N’ Motion.
- Fit to be Tried: Bigger space, more amenities greet you at Next Step Performance’s new location.
- 20 Down . . .: Whitaker Center reflects on its past, plans for the future.
- Meet the Artist: Brandon Spicer-Crawley installs his first large-scale work during Harrisburg Mural Festival.
- Textured Life: Ceramist Amy LeFever sees patterns all around us.
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable September Events
- Burg Blog: Art Impact
- Return Trip: Novelist Salman Rushdie to visit Harrisburg in December
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Capital Region Water to restart interceptor project, close part of Riverfront Park
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- The annual KTA Trail Challenge–it’s all in a day’s run
- Roots icon Jason Isbell to play Harrisburg in December
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg area home sales, prices climb
- Toasted or Regular? Two Poodles opens bagel stand in Broad Street Market.
- Recycle Bicycle moves out of Atlas Street, may have beat on new site
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Illustrated Man
- Coming to HBG: Acoustic duo Rodrigo y Gabriela
- Harrisburg to retain 2 of 4 threatened stop signs until council can act
- Harrisburg mayor says at least 2 companies express interest in water/sewer system
- Harrisburg plans to organize, run Artsfest for 2020 event
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- HUE Invitational bringing dozens of e-sports teams to Harrisburg
- Walk This Way: Harrisburg hopes to extend “urban meadow” to new courthouse area
- Letter to the Editor: Capital Region Water is committed to addressing environmental threats, concerns
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg.
- More disruptions ahead as 3rd Street project concludes in Midtown Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: “Icons” during 3rd in the Burg
- Developer seeks zoning change before launching projects in Midtown Harrisburg neighborhood
- Harrisburg to interview 4 companies as it ponders selling water/sewer system
- Harrisburg council, administration spar over water system future, meetings
- Letter to the Editor: Environmental group responds to Capital Region Water letter
- Harrisburg’s state-appointed ICA down to four members, as chair submits resignation
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- 2020 PA Farm Show theme emphasizes “opportunities” in agriculture
- CRW extends comment period for proposed stormwater fee
- New office, retail building proposed for downtown Harrisburg
- “Out by Sunday”: With a property sale, a homeless camp disbands and long-time residents wonder where to go next
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Happenings: Our October calendar of events
- A River Runs Near It: Some fun along the Northwest River Trail.
- Community Corner: Notable October Events
- Volcano & Vines: Put a Sicilian wine on your shopping list.
- Style and Substance: YWCA’s “Power of Style” fashion show is designed to raise awareness of domestic violence.
- Lititz Rocks: Music, meadows and a good meal, in the heart of Lancaster County.
- Little Town, Big Flavor: Whip up one of Rosemary’s favorites–bucatini all’Amatriciana.
- Musical Notes: October Ambiance
- A Brew with a View: Hit the deck for a unique, scenic dining experience at Cold Springs.
- The Wright Site: At Polymath Park, you’ll find a cluster of work from America’s most famous architect.
- Art in Focus: Murals Among Us
- Just Like Abuela Used to Make: El Rancho brings family favorites from Central America to Harrisburg.
- September News Digest
- Holy Troll-y: “Troll” fans feast this month at Midtown Cinema.
- A Journey, a Cause: A personal crisis sparked a movement to battle breast cancer.
- Fill ‘Er Up: Classic cars, tasty brews on tap at annual Autos & Ales.
- Pearly Whites, Pastes & Pitfalls: How to whiten and not weaken.
- Mission Accomplished: Each year, packed buses leave central PA and head out of town on the summer mission trip.
- Dog Days of Autumn: Unleash family fun at Fort Hunter’s Howl-O’Ween.
- Poured in Perry: “Hop” over to River Bend–the oldest, um, only–brewery in the county.
- What’s Up with That? Piece by piece, a city rebuilds.
- The Mane Event: It’s time to saddle up for the annual Pennsylvania National Horse Show.
- Conservationists Bloom: Young people take on environmental efforts and pursue change.
- The Painted Word: Fall into a new season of art
- HU’s Darr leads list of Catalyst award winners as Harrisburg Chamber announces 2019 selections
- Harrisburg Council hears that finances steady; major lead abatement grant received; leaf collection starts
- Turn On Your Heartshine: Pay-what-you-can restaurant, community space headed for Harrisburg.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Bob’s Art Blog: Spectacular “Mamacha Carmen” opens at Paper Lion Gallery
- Harrisburg Planning Commission OKs zoning change for Midtown, dispensary for Allison Hill
- Harrisburg residents prefer median, turning lane for 2nd Street redesign, says city
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Dog’s Life: Author Garth Stein shares life, Hollywood lessons in book talk
- Patients in need get their fill(ings) on Free Dentistry Day
- Harrisburg to continue, accelerate lead abatement program with new federal grant
- Harrisburg Mayor: PennDOT may be receptive to changes for proposed I-83 redesign
- Harrisburg Council refuses to confirm housing director; mayor says programs now threatened
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Lower mortgage rates push home sales, prices up in Harrisburg area
- Vote Where? Many polling places in Harrisburg area about to change.
- Steelton sells water assets to PA American Water; company also being interviewed by Harrisburg
- The Week That Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- More apartments headed for downtown Harrisburg as building project evolves
- Wheel House: Recycle Bicycle buys permanent home following years-long search
- Bob’s Art Blog: OMG ACW OGW
- At council meeting, Harrisburg mayor, CRW face off over stormwater fee
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- CRW receives $13 million state loan, will begin greening projects Uptown, Allison Hill
- Who’s a Good Vendor? Doggie Delights debuts in the Broad Street Market
- The Week that Was: News and events around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: 3rd on 3rd
- Harrisburg district to launch new after-school program for 3rd-, 4th-graders
- Coming to HBG: Alt rockers The Revivalists
- State government in the “Spotlight,” as nonprofit newsroom launches in Harrisburg
- Dispensary resolution, zoning change introduced by Harrisburg City Council
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Second Act: Open Stage cuts the ribbon on its reimagined, rebuilt space
- The Week that Was: News and events around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Powerful Art Association exhibits spotlight LGBTQ history, opioid crisis
- It’s Elementary: Harrisburg roaster debuts coffee shop, remarkable renovation in Capitol district
- A Kilt & a Cause: If you see a marathoner in a skirt, it’s probably Camp Hill’s Donald Harper
- Proposed Allison Hill dispensary under scrutiny at Harrisburg Council session
- Sandwich & Sounds: Whitaker Center composes live music series for the lunchtime crowd
- Business parking program proposed for Harrisburg, meets resistance from City Council
- Powerful Visions: “Harriet” brings a twist to the biopic.
- Farm Fresh Decade: Green Ridge Acres celebrates 10 years serving Harrisburg.
- Happenings: Our November Calendar of Events
- Environmental “Aha”: Event will offer ways to take action on the climate crisis.
- The Write Place: Veterans helping veterans in Lancaster County.
- October News Digest
- Forging a Path: PAATH 15 aids survivors of human trafficking, serves as nationwide model.
- Community Corner: Notable November Events
- Character Counts: You never know what you’ll find at this quirky Lancaster co-op.
- Medical Institution: Dr. Brian Dechowitz retires, marking a new era for Pine Street Podiatry.
- Musical Notes: Big Nights
- From the Ashes: A historic Allison Hill firehouse was condemned. Then Jason Lloyd set his sights on it.
- Kneaded in the Community: Making pizza, building a home around Harrisburg.
- Sharp Dressed Man: Step out in style with Michael Boyd.
- Musical Milestone: Homeland Hospice marks 10 years of serving the community.
- Shoo Fly Surprise: For Thanksgiving, Rosemary goes native.
- Like for Local: Harrisburg influencers share what’s good around the city.
- But You Can’t Park Here: The gang circles the block.
- Where He’s Supposed to Be: Following a health scare, Harrisburg Fire Chief Brian Enterline re-committed to his own well-being, as well as the city’s.
- To Narnia and Back: The king of beasts comes to Harrisburg.
- What the Who? Cindy Lou breaks bad in new holiday comedy at Open Stage.
- Be My Neighbor: Four popular Camp Hill businesses now share a roof at the new Neighbors & Smith development.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- 2019 HYP 20 In Their 20’s
- The Week that Was: News and events around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: In Paxtang, art by the people, for the people
- Harrisburg affirms Democrats for school board, council; Republican incumbents again sweep Dauphin County
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- HACC to end long-running “Live at Rose Lehrman” performing arts series
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Sales and prices up again as strong Harrisburg-area housing market continues
- Harrisburg school administration issues revised budget, says district in deficit due to past “mismanagement”
- Harrisburg revisits proposal to allow greater housing density in residential neighborhoods
- Harrisburg moves to sell historic Riverside Firehouse (condition: slightly used)
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Sinkhole to Park: City unveils new open space in South Harrisburg
- Developer halts rezoning effort in Midtown Harrisburg, vows more community engagement in new year
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: “Dreams” at SAM
- Burg Review: Warm up for the holiday with Gamut’s immersive “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”
- Burg Review: At Open Stage, a delightful night on the wrong side of Whoville
- Beer Is Near: Harris Family gets zoning OK to open nanobrewery
- “Winter Wonderland” set to march for Harrisburg’s annual holiday parade
- Hill joins Harrisburg’s oversight board, bringing ICA back to full strength
- Harrisburg mayor: Water system privatization “off the table,” as new stormwater fee delayed 6 months.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Have Donkey, Will Travel: Author to visit Harrisburg, donkey in tow
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- TheBurg, Jeff Woodruff to receive 2020 Arts Awards
- Harrisburg extends leaf collection into late December
- Angled parking, wider sidewalk coming to Harrisburg’s Capitol neighborhood
- Engaging, endearing, “A Christmas Carol” opens for 20th year at Open Stage
- Thanksgiving under the Bridge: Many occupants of a former homeless camp haven’t moved very far.
- Harrisburg mayor proposes balanced 2020 budget, asks for salary increases for police, accelerated debt payments
- Sustainable, Renewable: Harrisburg native, football pro Garry Gilliam has big plans for Bishop McDevitt site
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- A Blue Christmas: Providing “comfort and joy” to seniors during the holidays.
- Happenings: Our December Calendar of Events
- Story Glory: Best-selling authors share their craft.
- Community Corner: Notable December Events
- One Big Show: For 32nd year, Christian Life Assembly hosts Christmas spectacular.
- November News Digest
- To Christmas & Beyond: Bring on the funk and the carols and the jazz and the pop.
- One Fish, Two Fish: Rosemary pares down the traditional Italian Christmas Eve dinner.
- Full Metal Christmas: This month, Midtown Cinema offers a stark break from holiday overload.
- Christmas Confidential: Strap on the laugh bag at Winter Radio Theater.
- SyStem Update: Whitaker Center adds more attractions for educational fun.
- Over Hill and Hollan: Anna Manotti’s central PA roots dig deep in new EP.
- In for a Penny, In for a Pond: New gallery is designed to help foster Carlisle’s growing arts community.
- Super Bowls: A Mediterranean meal, one piece at a time, at Olive Oil Grille.
- The Gift of Grape: Steve–I mean Santa–has something for under your tree.
- Carols for a Cause: Local musicians fight homelessness, bring “Joy to the Burg.”
- Beat Box: As an Allison Hill substation sets to open, the city and community anticipate greater police presence, engagement in the neighborhood.
- Piece of Candy, Piece of History: Clear toy candy is an old-fashioned, PA Dutch treat.
- Forge This: Our writer pounds away at the Drunken Smithy.
- Silver Cup: Special merch, celebrations and a collab brew mark Cornerstone’s 25th anniversary.
- Warm & Welcoming: On North Street, a stunning restoration, an enticing cup.
- Open Stage, Re-Made: An expansion, a new look for Harrisburg’s venerable downtown theater.
- When a Truck Becomes a Home: One church takes homeless ministry on the road–to the local truck stop.
- Conversations on Screen: Sankofa Film Festival aims to build relationships, understanding.
- Tune In, Turn Out: Last month, Harrisburg engaged.
- Institutions for Sale: Your childhood school, your family church–going once, going twice.
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Coming Soon to HBG: Young the Giant
- Harrisburg council to delay action on proposed Allison Hill dispensary
- Harrisburg, AutoZone continue long disagreement over proposed retail store
- New downtown Harrisburg salad, sandwich shop to fix up healthy options
- Community Comment: HACC Remains YOURS in Midtown
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Coming Soon to HBG: MisterWives
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Art in Poetry
- Coming Soon: Extensive renovations, a new facade for Midtown Cinema
- Median price up, sales volume lower for Harrisburg area home sales
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Sit Awhile: Front Porch Project aims to restore entries, build community in Uptown Harrisburg
- Burg View: Frogger on Forster
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Gift for the Season
- Harrisburg gets set to ring in 2020 with fireworks, music, fun
- Burg View: Make Forster Safer
- 2020 Harrisburg budget passes with no tax increase, more money for police, capital projects
- Harrisburg Council approves building plans for dispensary, auto parts store
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- In Pictures: The Bridge begins ambitious transformation of Bishop McDevitt
- Harrisburg school district names Chris Celmer as acting superintendent
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Black Girl Health to launch campaign focused on mental health issues
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Happenings: Our January Calendar of Events
- New Year, New View: How to shop clearly for 20/20.
- I’ll Be Your Voice: Area kids bring stories of homeless children to life on stage.
- I Got a Guy: Michael Parr can turn the fashion-challenged into fashion plates.
- What’s the Skinny? Local estheticians offer skincare tips.
- Community Corner: Notable January Events
- The Silent Thief: Glaucoma can steal your sight, but vision loss is preventable.
- December News Digest
- Artist in Focus: Craig Andrews
- Sound Approach: “Making Waves” explores an under-appreciated part of filmmaking.
- A Touch of Citrus: Warm up your winter with this fragrant dish.
- Shape Space: New takes and trusted methods at Sculpt Pilates.
- Up and Art: Michael Hertrich moves his gallery to the “middle of everywhere.”
- Day Off, Day On: This year, MLK Day of Service focuses on environmental justice.
- Head and the Heart: At Tomboys, caring comes with the cut.
- A Study in Brilliance: Exhibit offers context, understanding to Violet Oakley’s stunning Capitol murals.
- On the March: With a new facility, the Salvation Army expands in size and services.
- Happy Newsy Year: Join me in the time machine way back to–2019.
- All Aboard the Red Boat: Harrisburg’s newest restaurant features Asian fusion, family crew.
- Musical Notes: January Jumble
- Son Run: Mechanicsburg dad runs 200-plus miles to increase pace of pediatric cancer research.
- Land of Opportunity? Nearly two years ago, much of Harrisburg was dubbed an “opportunity zone.” Has anything developed?
- New food options, competitions await at 2020 PA Farm Show
- Bethesda Mission promotes caring, community through #iheartHBG campaign
- Burg Blog: What were our most read stories of 2019? We have the top 10 ranked.
- Issues of youth incarceration, criminal justice featured during first-ever Sankofa Film Festival
- Bob’s Art Blog: The new “Roaring ’20s”
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Beards become bucks, as Harrisburg police make donation to YWCA
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Year in Art
- Harrisburg council members, treasurer sworn in; Williams re-elected council president
- Have a Taste: Queen’s BBQ opens but, for now, samples only
- Capital Region Water selects Uptown office building for new headquarters
- Midtown Cinema renovation passes muster with Harrisburg’s historic review panel
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- In ceremony, Harrisburg announces promotions, swears in police officers
- Farm Show Notes: Chicks, ready for their close up
- Expect slower traffic, delays due to Mulberry Street Bridge work
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Wild West (Shore)
- Home sales, prices increase across the Harrisburg area
- Harristown wraps up 3 downtown apartment projects, begins leasing process
- Novelist Liz Moore slated to return to Harrisburg for book talk, signing
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Midtown businesses team up to help others during MLK Day of Service
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Theatre Harrisburg transforms literary classic to musical, “powerhouse” production.
- Harrisburg residents bust out the rakes, brooms, shovels on a chilly MLK Day of Service
- Bob’s Art Blog: Art and About for 3rd in the Burg
- St. Stephen’s Episcopal School scrambles for solution as access to free breakfast, lunch program ends
- Area legislators outline their priorities at annual Harrisburg Chamber forum
- Riverfront Park sets the stage for Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men
- Veteran Lancaster educator named interim principal of Harrisburg High School
- Harrisburg expected to weigh affordable housing ordinance, as more apartments planned for downtown
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week That Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- 7-term Harrisburg Mayor Steve Reed dies; sentiments pour in following his passing
- Bob’s Art Blog: SAM’s Surprise & Millworks Saturdays
- DJ Steve Aoki to play Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park this summer
- Taking Flight: Hip-hop artist to open skate shop, studio in Harrisburg
- More apartments headed to downtown Harrisburg, as office-to-residential conversion approved
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Happenings: Our February Calendar of Events
- Farro and Away: This meatless dish got a thumbs up from the household carnivore.
- Hail to the Quaff: This month, enjoy a wine fit for presidents.
- Community Corner: Notable February Events
- Artist in Focus: Shane Patrick Gallup
- Not-So-Silent-Movie: Renowned organist to accompany classic film at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral.
- Musical Notes: Leap Year Listen
- Capturing Courage: LVC exhibit documents the terror, the bravery of the civil rights movement.
- January News Digest
- A Voice for the Ages: Frederick Douglass biographer David W. Blight kicks off Black History Month in Harrisburg.
- “Greed” Is Good: The movie, that is.
- Michael’s Mission: Harrisburg man devotes his life to tracking down artifacts of slavery.
- Love & Business: It’s a family affair at L&L Beauty.
- It Takes This Village: How the Midtown community rallied around one family’s adoption.
- Family Style: Mayor John McDonald sets out to affirm, enrich Penbrook’s sense of small-town community.
- Wonder in Song: The quirky, whimsical “Amelie” floats from big screen to Open Stage.
- Flower Power: This month, you may see a very long line down 3rd Street. Here’s why.
- Road Rethink: Forster Street is an artifact of poor ’50s planning. It’s time to reassess.
- The Big Crunch: Can anything be done about the stuck trucks of Front Street?
- Give It a Tri: Tri Asian Taste focuses on three Asian cuisines, all under one roof.
- Building The Bridge: Four friends have big plans to transform the old Bishop McDevitt building into an “eco-village.” How did this all get started?
- Harrisburg police appeal for community help as bureau works to solve homicides, shootings
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Open Stage’s “Amelie” offers delightful night of “welcome whimsy.”
- Rockers Cage the Elephant booked to play in Riverfront Park
- Honoring Hari: Inaugural Hari Jones Hidden Histories Program to address, “Who caused the Civil War?”
- Film screening, discussion to address subject of housing inequality
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Boil water advisory issued for much of Capitol area neighborhood
- Businesses close, residents told to boil water as downtown water main break enters second day
- Home sales, prices up significantly in Harrisburg area
- A sigh of relief along North Street as water returns and businesses reopen
- CASA to expand presence, take more space in Strawberry Square
- Politics night at Midtown Scholar with popular podcast hosts, best-selling author
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Downtown Harrisburg braces for a busy March with parade, race, ice, fire
- Boil water advisory lifted for most of downtown Harrisburg affected by water main break
- Harrisburg, Harristown ponder the future of the Strawberry Square arcade
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Just Baked Cakes: Better than grandma used to make?
- Harrisburg Symphony announces new executive director
- Big donations advance monument honoring voting rights, Harrisburg’s old 8th ward
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Numerous Harrisburg projects receive funds as Dauphin County awards gaming grants
- Charge It! Harrisburg debuts electric vehicle charging stations near state Capitol
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Hearts for Art
- Residents voice concerns over parking, contracting, environment as developer explains proposed Uptown office project
- New home planned for Kesher Israel, as congregation purchases former Riverside Methodist church
- Harrisburg files lawsuit against state oversight board, demanding greater participation; mayor accuses board of “overreach”
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Cold & Hot: Harrisburg gears up for third annual Ice & Fire Festival
- February News Digest
- Serenity Now: For Alice Brewbaker, passion, persistence lead to a lovely result.
- Women in Business: Neighbors & Smith
- Tech Traction: Ben Franklin Technology Partners helps promising start-ups get up and running.
- The Painted Word: Get schooled in art this spring.
- Inconvenient Truth: Gamut stages timely “An Enemy of the People.”
- Women Who Want: “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” seems quiet, but packs an emotional punch.
- Squidding Around: Rosemary puts pot to ink.
- Trailblazers: York County woman’s book explores untold stories of women who helped establish the Appalachian Trail.
- Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
- Musical Notes: Mega March
- To the Ages: With his death, Steve Reed has gone from former mayor to one of Harrisburg’s most important historical figures.
- Lend a Hand: A beginner’s guide to helping the homeless.
- Artist in Focus: Peg Belcastro
- Life of Service: Through her actions, Kathy Speaker MacNett shows her love of neighborhood, of Harrisburg.
- The Madness & the Magic: Julia Mallory takes inspiration from the sublime, the tragic.
- Women in Business: Latino Connection
- Sew Much Talent: Stitch by stitch, Dyanna Crosson patterns her future.
- He’s Got a Song: Local guitarist leaves L.A. music scene and embraces Harrisburg’s.
- Screen Time: Colorectal cancer prevention–what you need to know.
- Women in Business: Allison Zang
- At a Crossroads: Last year, numerous Methodist churches closed. Here’s what happened with one congregation.
- Window to the World: Tina Weyant has helped make central PA an export powerhouse.
- Community Corner: Notable March Events
- Houses & Home: Twila Glenn warmly embraces the term “realtor mom.”
- Hard Work, with a Smile: PR pro Anne Gallaher makes it look easy.
- Women in Business: Jane McMinn
- Knead More Pizza: Popular market pizzeria opens a slice shop in the shadow of the state Capitol.
- Women in Business: Nell McCormack Abom
- Count Us In: It’s go time for the 2020 census.
- Run Hear: From their Carlisle home, couple hosts popular running, marathon podcast
- Women in Business: The Twila Glenn Group
- Burg Blog: Historic Credits
- TheBurg captures 5 awards in annual press association advertising contest
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Big Days for Zeroday: Harrisburg brewer expanding, opening restaurant, event space
- Timeless, powerful “An Enemy of the People” premiers at Gamut Theatre
- Developer pitches apartment plan for former Salvation Army building
- Density, parking concerns voiced over proposed Salvation Army building conversion
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Sliced Right: ShakeDown ups the sandwich game at Broad Street Market
- Harrisburg University fortifies testing capabilities, curriculum with new lab, new facility
- Bob’s Art Blog: Out of Town and Midtown Art
- Harrisburg University revises, scales back building proposal as hotel plan folds
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: “Curious Incident,” a puzzle beautifully solved at Theatre Harrisburg
- Harrisburg area home sales, prices rise in February
- Harrisburg Council overturns mayor’s veto following tense exchange over development strategy, policy
- Harrisburg Planning Commission approves revised, 11-story design for HU academic building
- Competition in a Cup: Little Amps to hold annual latte contest, fundraiser
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg St. Patrick’s Day parade, other events, cancelled due to coronavirus concerns
- TheBurg Podcast: March 2020, The “Welcome Back” Edition
- Gov. Wolf orders PA schools closed for 2 weeks
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- With business slowing, cautious Broad Street Market vendors wait, see, hope
- Harrisburg’s small business owners worry, brace for hit as coronavirus anxiety mounts
- The Run Goes On: Virus concerns have stopped races, but not the runners
- Burg Blog: We Must Help
- Harrisburg declares emergency, shuts public access to city government buildings due to epidemic
- Harrisburg school district, city police team to ensure food access for students
- Novel coronavirus cases jump in PA, including first two in York County
- State adds pressure to ban on-premises consumption in bars, restaurants
- COVID-19 cases increase to 185 in PA, including first cases in 3 midstate counties
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich: Pandemic Edition
- Harrisburg parking enforcement suspended for 10 days; CRW issues guidance during epidemic
- Governor orders all “non life-sustaining businesses” to shut down physical locations
- Coronavirus cases surge again, now up to 268 cases throughout Pennsylvania
- Live from City Hall: Harrisburg holds first Facebook Live event to brief residents, answer questions
- In Harrisburg, a feeling of hope, support, calm in the Broad Street Market
- Bob’s Art Blog: Outsider Art
- State reports more than 100 new COVID-19 cases, including second death, in PA
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- More than 100 new COVID-19 cases reported in PA, including first in Dauphin County; state police to begin enforcement
- Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center confirms its first COVID-19 patient
- State reports 644 positive COVID-19 cases in PA, one additional death
- HU, Central PA Food Bank team up to ensure students stay well fed
- PA schools ordered to remain shut for another two weeks
- Harrisburg mayor issues video message to reassure on city services, food availability
- More than 200 new COVID-19 cases, 7 total deaths, reported in Pennsylvania
- COVID-19 cases in PA exceed 1,000; state reports four more deaths
- Gov. Wolf announces no-interest loan program for small businesses in PA
- Harrisburg orders halt to residential evictions due to health, economic crisis
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich: Isolation Edition
- Confirmed COVID-19 cases up substantially since yesterday across PA
- Distance Learning: Midtown Scholar hosts its first virtual book talk.
- Community Spirits: Area distillers swap bottling spirits for sanitizer.
- Harrisburg extends ticketing moratorium through emergency
- Wolf signs bills moving primary election to June, waiving school requirement
- Coronavirus cases top 2,000 in PA, six more deaths reported
- Nine more PA counties, including two in midstate, added to “stay at home” order
- Harristown, HDID team up to install comfort stations in downtown Harrisburg
- Harrisburg’s Facebook Live event focused on school, state issues
- The Week that Was: News and events around Harrisburg
- New coronavirus cases again exceed 500; first deaths in central PA reported
- Positive COVID-19 cases top 3,000 in PA, as state sees highest daily total yet
- Harrisburg extends local tax-filing deadline to July 15
- COVID-19 cases surge again, with positives topping 4,000 in PA
- Artsfest to go “virtual” this year, as coronavirus forces change
- Gov. Wolf extends “stay-at-home” order to Dauphin, Cumberland counties; schools to stay closed indefinitely
- April Editor’s Note: Please Help Your Community
- Easter Pairings: Our wine columnist has some ideas for your holiday meal.
- Suite Move: A stylish business takes shape in Camp Hill.
- March News Digest
- Family Built: Excel Remodeling spans 50 years, three generations.
- Berry Roast: How about a unique spin on dessert this Easter?
- A World of Good: Retailer Ten Thousand Villages has been a pioneer in fair trade, ethical practices.
- Three Cheers, Beers: Central PA’s newest breweries, distilleries pour partnerships into their businesses.
- The Shared Life: Caring, community convey at Hundredfold Farm.
- When You’re 64: The ABC(D)s of Medicare coverage.
- They Are the Champions: Mentors, Allison Hill youth connect, learn at Center for Champions.
- Earth Day Birthday: On this golden anniversary, there are many ways to celebrate, contribute locally.
- Unwelcome In Our Woods: Invasive species upset the balance of nature, from Pennsylvania’s forests to home gardens.
- Dawson’s Peak: Local architect sets his vision on Harrisburg.
- Research on a Roll: HU, Bodhana Group team up to explore tabletop games as therapy.
- To Serve, Inspire: AME Church honors five community leaders during Women’s Day.
- More Is More: Harrisburg’s housing challenges run deep, requiring a broad approach.
- Artist in Focus: Rebecca Muller
- Emotional Ride: Coming-of-age complexities in heartfelt “Charm City Kings.”
- A Star Is Born: PA Capital-Star journalists reflect on their first year, ponder what lies ahead.
- Bands & Bucks: When HU Presents plays, the local economy hums along.
- Trailing Along: Parents, kids enjoy nature together through Hike it Baby Harrisburg.
- New COVID-19 cases exceed 700 in PA; first death reported in Dauphin County
- Wolf extends “stay-at-home” order to 7 more counties, including Lebanon, Franklin
- Harrisburg deploys portable toilets to assist homeless population
- Positive COVID-19 cases jump again in PA, outbreak claims 11 more lives
- With escalating pandemic, Gov. Wolf extends “stay-at-home” order throughout PA
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich: Still Home Edition
- New COVID-19 cases exceed 1,200 in PA; more than 7,000 cases since pandemic began
- Harrisburg lights up Hope Tree, a project meant to lift spirits, raise donations
- More than 1,400 new COVID-19 cases statewide; total deaths exceed 100
- Gov. Wolf recommends that PA residents wear face masks in public
- The Week that Was: News and events around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg, nonprofit leaders address ways to help vulnerable citizens during health crisis
- Positive COVID-19 cases exceed 10,000 in Pennsylvania, almost 1,600 new cases today
- Nearly 1,500 new COVID-19 cases recorded in PA; new count down from yesterday
- State reports nearly 1,500 new COVID-19 cases; case numbers similar for third straight day
- COVID-19 cases, deaths up sharply in PA, says health department
- Gamut Theatre cancels public events through summer due to coronavirus
- State reports nearly 1,700 new cases, 70 more deaths from COVID-19
- Celebration & Isolation: Faith leaders, congregants adjust, adapt during this sacred month
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich: The Online Life
- PA schools to stay closed for rest of academic year
- New COVID-19 cases continue to climb, reach almost 2,000 in PA
- Staying Safe: UPMC Pinnacle doctor offers tips when venturing out for food
- TheBurg Podcast: April 2020, The Hard Times Edition
- Small businesses taking biggest hit in economic crisis, says Harrisburg Chamber CEO
- Total COVID-19 cases approach 20,000 in PA; new cases fewer than yesterday
- Harrisburg city, community leaders discuss businesses, schools during Facebook Live event
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- COVID-19 cases exceed 20,000 in PA; fewer new cases for second day
- Latest data shows sharp drop in newly diagnosed COVID-19 cases in PA
- PA health secretary warns against complacency as new COVID-19 cases, deaths fall from last week
- March home sales, prices stable in Harrisburg area
- New COVID-19 cases in PA at lowest point in nearly two weeks, says state
- In virtual public meeting, Harrisburg council takes step to redesign, improve safety on State Street
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Tribute to Joe O’Connor
- Harrisburg school board director, education reformer Gerald Welch dies from COVID-19
- New COVID-19 cases, fatalities largely unchanged from yesterday, says state
- Burg Blog: The Last Man
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- PA reports 1,245 new COVID-19 cases, as days-long case trend continues
- Satisfying the Hunger: Area food banks and organizations respond to “staggering” spikes in need
- Burg Review: Zoom into Open Stage’s virtual “Angels in America.”
- Burg View: Credit Where It’s Due
- New COVID-19 case numbers jump in PA following week of improvement
- Gov. Wolf outlines broad measures to guide economic reopening in PA
- Menus & Medicine: “Grub for Scrubs” brings restaurant meals to healthcare workers
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- COVID-19 cases exceed 31,000 in PA; state announces new northeast testing center
- Commonwealth substantially increases COVID-19 fatalities following data revision
- New COVID-19 cases fewer than 1,000, lowest daily rate in weeks
- Gov. Wolf sets May 8 for “gradual” reopening of state economy
- Hundreds rally at state Capitol to protest shutdown, to “reopen PA.”
- Bob’s Art Blog: Earth Day at Home
- PA Health Department reports another jump in COVID-19 deaths; new case numbers remain stable
- Burg Guest Blog: Reflections Amid the Pandemic
- New grant program teed up to help Harrisburg small businesses survive crisis
- New COVID-19 cases show “flattened” curve; reported fatalities decrease
- Gov. Wolf outlines phased approach to re-opening businesses, lifting restrictions
- Harrisburg finances stable for now, rest of the year could be a “tough go.”
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- PA revises COVID-19 fatality data down; newly diagnosed cases follow recent trends
- Be Our Friend: TheBurg launches “Friends of TheBurg” membership program
- Most Harrisburg-area liquor stores will begin phone ordering, curbside pickup on Monday
- Almost 100 more deaths attributed to COVID-19 in PA; 1,599 new cases statewide
- United We Stand: “One Midtown” campaign aims to spur support of neighborhood businesses
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Confirmed COVID-19 cases now exceed 40,000 in PA
- PA offers additional guidance, example of phased reopening of state economy
- State reports 1,116 new COVID-19 cases; lowest daily fatality count in weeks
- PA reports lowest incidence of new COVID-19 cases in nearly a month
- Daily COVID-19 fatalities exceed 100 again in PA; new cases remain range-bound
- Harrisburg Council funds business grant program, approves development projects
- PA raises COVID-19 fatalities substantially; new cases follow weeks-long trend
- April News Digest
- Kindred Spirits: State distilleries lend a hand, produce hand sanitizer.
- Nature Shapers: Fresh-air art refreshes the homebound at Wildwood Park.
- Diamonds are Forever: SAM exhibit honors Negro Leagues centennial.
- Your House Is an Arthouse: Watch great movies, support Midtown Cinema, with video on demand.
- Fire in the Belly: Dave Houseal’s passion for Harrisburg firefighting history cannot be extinguished.
- Rebounding Your Business: After COVID-19, how will you get back up and running?
- Artistic Vision: Emily Shifflet translates eye movements into paintings.
- Town & Truck: Tuck into New Cumberland’s monthly food, art event.
- We, Together: Local children’s author tells story of friendship amidst hard times.
- Silent City: A Photostory
- The Online Life: Social distancing has created virtual communities, opportunities.
- Quarantine Cuisine: A simple meal, until we meet again.
- Editor’s Note: Muddling into May
- Wishing Well: Thoughts from an empty city.
- You Gotta Have Art: Sidelined by the pandemic, Harrisburg area artists wait, worry, wonder.
- Pets & Pandemic: Animals, like their humans, are suffering from this crisis.
- Depression Reflections: Area residents share memories that parallel today’s unprecedented times.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Nearly 1,400 new COVID-19 cases reported in PA, in line with recent trend
- Burg View: Harrisburg Together, Stronger
- Burg Blog: And the Keystone Goes to …
- Another 1,200 PA residents test positive for COVID-19, in line with long-term trend
- Wolf announces loosening of shutdown restrictions for 24 PA counties
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Three-week virus trend unchanged, as PA reports 1,334 new COVID-19 cases
- New daily COVID-19 cases dip below 1,000 again in PA
- COVID-19 cases top 50,000 in PA, as new cases hit month-long low
- Burg View: Case Count
- Burg Guest Blog: On the Brink
- New COVID cases dip below 1,000 again; fatalities revised sharply higher
- Substantially more money may soon flow into Harrisburg’s small business grant program
- New COVID-19 cases in PA fall below 1,000 again, fourth day in a row
- Nora Carreras named to seat on Harrisburg school board
- Gov. Wolf proposes “civilian corps” to provide COVID-19 testing, tracing to assist reopening effort
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Pandemic forces polling station changes for June primary
- New COVID-19 cases hover near 1,000 in PA, as state again ups fatality count
- Healthy Steps, Hamilton Health team for “diaper drive-through”; donations needed
- TheBurg Podcast: The Antidote, May 2020
- Dauphin County Prison finds 13 positive COVID-19 cases among inmates, staff
- Wolf extends “stay-at-home” order for much of PA for another month
- New COVID-19 cases in PA tick up again, as do disease-related fatalities
- Thirteen more counties to move to “yellow” category next week, all in southwest PA
- Tome for Our Times: Author discusses “Pandemic 1918” at Midtown Scholar virtual book talk.
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Health Department update shows another 1,000-plus positive for COVID-19 in PA
- New COVID-19 cases approach 1,300, as reported fatalities fall in PA
- April home sales down, prices up in the Harrisburg area
- Gov. Wolf strikes back at calls to reopen counties, accuses commissioners of cowardice, surrender
- PA reports lowest daily number of new COVID-19 cases in six weeks
- Harrisburg school district expects $4.2 million budget deficit, but no tax hike, for next school year
- New COVID-19 cases in PA continue gradual decline, fatalities remain elevated
- “Fighting Chance”: More than 300 Harrisburg businesses receive grants under “stabilization” program
- Harrisburg Council approves major Allison Hill project; mayor says city will follow state mandates in reopening
- Burg View: Worn-Out Welcome
- New COVID-19 cases continue below 1,000 in PA, fatalities again revised higher
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Mourning in America: Pandemic has changed how we grieve, hold funerals
- PA again ups COVID-19 fatalities; new case data remains stable
- At St. Stephen’s, the run may be off, but the “Race for Education” continues
- Harrisburg will mount barricades, limit neighborhood access for Friday’s “ReOpen PA” rally
- COVID-19 cases top 60,000 in PA, as day-to-day trendline continues to flatten
- ReOpen PA rally smaller, still passionate, the second time around
- Cumberland, Perry, York counties to enter “yellow” phase next week, says governor
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New COVID-19 cases remain just below 1,000 in PA
- Bob’s Art Blog: Art Gone Wild
- New COVID-19 cases continue a gradual decline in Pennsylvania
- PA reports 822 new COVID-19 cases; disease fatalities elevated again
- Elderly, ill constitute far majority of COVID-19 deaths in PA, says state
- Harrisburg school district approves preliminary budget with big deficit but no tax increase
- Tales from the Pandemic: Harrisburg University captures a unique time in our history
- New COVID-19 cases down again in PA, though death rate remains high
- COVID-19 widespread in Dauphin County, midstate nursing homes, as state releases facility data
- Harrisburg school district to launch new cyber option for students
- Pride of the Susquehanna still in dock, under financial stress, as pandemic grounds the riverboat
- Artsfest goes virtual this weekend, as pandemic forces annual festival online
- New COVID-19 cases in PA follow long-term trend, but fatalities remain high
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Daily new COVID-19 infections remain just below 1,000 in Pennsylvania
- Burg Blog: Thank You!
- Latest PA data shows flattening case curve, elevated mortality from pandemic
- Dauphin, Lebanon counties to move to “yellow” phase next week, as PA moves to fuller reopening
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New COVID-19 cases down again in PA, though disease fatalities remain high
- New COVID-19 cases in PA continue to be stable, below 1,000 daily
- New COVID-19 cases drop to lowest level in two months in PA
- New coronavirus cases remain subdued in PA, with fewer also reported locally
- Another $500,000 set aside for Harrisburg small businesses, as City Council directs CARES Act funding
- New COVID-19 cases up slightly in post-holiday report, fatalities also higher
- Virtual Worship: A guide to streaming services for churches, synagogues and mosques around Harrisburg
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Total COVID-19 cases pass 70,000 in PA, though new case data remains subdued
- Home Brewed: PA’s craft beer scene highlighted in new series
- Wolf signs order to shift Dauphin, Lebanon counties to yellow phase at midnight
- Chapter Two: After a job loss, Karla Trout booked a new career.
- June Editor’s Note: Letter from the Pandemic
- Sweetly Italian: La Bella Sicilia bakes the world a better place.
- Artist in Focus: Jesse Falcone
- Rockin’ on the River: Friends have become pioneers in bouldering the Susquehanna.
- Strange Food Fellows: It’s all rosy when matching salmon with rhubarb.
- May News Digest
- Tough Lessons: Parents, kids were forced to suddenly adapt, struggle after the coronavirus hit.
- A “New Normal”: Health care providers are adapting to safely deliver services during the coronavirus pandemic.
- Hunger Pains: Innovative solutions, charitable donations meet unprecedented need for food–for now.
- His Outro: On the cusp of retirement, Jeff Woodruff reflects on 17 years managing the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra.
- Taking Root: The new Allison Hill Farmers Market to offer healthy foods for Harrisburg.
- An Experience in Resilience: Mental health experts offer keys to surviving these pandemic times.
- Artists in This Time: A Photostory
- History Keeper: As Harrisburg changes, Calobe Jackson Jr. tells the stories of what came before.
- Viral Logic: Round 1 is ending. We need to approach Round 2 with more wisdom, greater balance.
- Above, Beyond: For some, the pandemic became a call to duty.
- Small Businesses, Big Problems: The pandemic forces owners to adapt, get creative to survive
- New COVID-19 cases just below 700 in PA, continuing long-term trend
- Southwest PA to move into least-restrictive “green” phase next Friday
- Street sweeping, parking enforcement to resume soon in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg, HDID to close down heart of 2nd Street for outdoor, Saturday night dining
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New COVID-19 diagnoses continue to decline slowly in PA
- Mayor issues 9 p.m. curfew in Harrisburg, urges people to stay home
- Burg Review: Open Stage brings “masterful” “Iliad” to modern times, to your living room
- New COVID-19 cases continue to moderate in Pennsylvania
- Harrisburg mayor, police commissioner blame “agitators” from outside city for protest violence
- State reports fewest new COVID-19 infections in more than two months
- First Dauphin County libraries to reopen on Friday
- Let’s Eat: First “Saturday Nights in the City” to feature more than a dozen Harrisburg restaurants for outside dining
- New COVID-19 cases rise a bit, but remain within longer-term decline
- Chain Reaction: Fractures in the global supply chain may spark new links, locally.
- Community Comment: Statement from UPMC Pinnacle Board
- PA will allow schools to reopen July 1; districts must develop safety plan
- COVID-19 cases in PA remain stable with 511 new daily positives
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- COVID-19 diagnoses in PA continue long, steady decline
- Harrisburg council vows reform to help prevent police misconduct, abuse
- Gov. Wolf pledges reforms to improve police training, accountability in PA
- African American Music Appreciation Month: Jalen Cliatt and Wayward Giants
- Burg View: We Stand in Support
- New COVID-19 diagnoses sink further in PA
- Three Harrisburg-area counties to move to “green” phase next week
- Town hall meeting on recent protests, racial equality to be held
- Harrisburg re-evaluates police use of force policies, adopts “8 Can’t Wait”
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New COVID-19 cases bring total diagnoses to over 75,000 in PA
- New coronavirus cases dip again as state reports 506 initial diagnoses
- An appeal for unity, for action at Black Lives Matter rally in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg plans street closures Monday, expects “a large number” of groups to rally at once
- Street barriers come down in Harrisburg after small, peaceful gun rights rally
- Landmark building in Camp Curtin has a new owner–and a new plan
- COVID-19 fatalities exceed 6,000 in PA; new case numbers muted
- Power Up: Harrisburg Council approves 1-day blitz to disassemble donated solar array
- Data shows new COVID-19 cases continuing to decline across PA
- Home sales down, prices up for Harrisburg area in May
- Harrisburg Bike Share ends as operating company calls it quits
- Fourth of July celebrations are on, combined with “Saturday Nights in the City”
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Expanded hours, locations this Saturday for Harrisburg’s outdoor dining event
- New COVID-19 cases remain flat in PA as much of Harrisburg area prepares to enter “green” phase
- Pandemic Pinch: More than 50 grants help nonprofits’ needs
- Camp in the Burg: Summer youth programs test out virtual, in-person approaches
- TheBurg Podcast: Innovation Inspiration, June 2020
- African American Music Appreciation Month: Sourface
- Harrisburg Regional Chamber talks systemic racism, changes needed in business
- New COVID-19 cases bump up in PA, but remain in long-term downward trend
- Dauphin, Perry counties to enter “green” reopening phase next Friday, Wolf says
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Threads that Bind
- Coronavirus cases continue downward slope with fewer new positives in PA
- New COVID-19 cases, deaths hit multi-month lows in PA
- Bethesda Women’s Shelter faces renewal project, construction begins
- For second straight day, new coronavirus cases in PA sink to lowest level since March
- New COVID-19 cases in PA continue to show downward trend
- New coronavirus cases in PA affirm lower level, fourth day below 400
- Harrisburg groups to hold Juneteenth celebrations, encourage people to take day off
- Black Lives Matter protest focuses on next steps: photo gallery
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- PA reports just over 400 new COVID-19 cases as total diagnoses pass 80,000
- Receivership year one: Harrisburg school district officials assess progress
- In Pictures: Photographer documents quarantine, donates funds to Salvation Army of Harrisburg
- Gov. Wolf makes it official, signs order moving Dauphin, Perry counties to “green” reopening phase
- Burg View: This Remarkable Week
- New coronavirus cases bump up above 500 in PA, first time this week
- All PA counties to enter “green” reopening phase next week, except Lebanon County
- African American Music Appreciation Month: Shawan Rice
- For Juneteenth, Harrisburg gets a reminder of what’s been lost, a preview of what’s to come
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg School District approves 2020-21 budget, deficit eliminated by COVID relief funding
- Harrisburg council proposes citizen’s advisory board to guide policing policy, improve relations
- Perilous stretch of Forster Street in line for big improvements, pending grant award
- Young Professionals of Color in home stretch of funding 30 Harrisburg classroom projects
- Harrisburg to open parks for pre-4th fireworks, begins tracking illegal use
- Capital Region Water votes to delay stormwater fee until Oct. 1
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- UPMC launches “Healthy Harrisburg,” program designed to help residents manage chronic illness
- Burg Books: “Out in Central Pennsylvania” tells story of our area’s LGBTQ community
- PA averaged about 500 new daily COVID-19 cases over past week, state says
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- July News Digest
- A June to Remember: Revisiting a month of history
- Flea Forward: HBG Flea vendors switch to online sales, but miss their community
- Run On: Amid pandemic, many find therapy on the run
- Voices of Our Community: Dr. Kimeka Campbell
- Six Months in the Mirror: Strange days, indeed
- Century of Grace: For 100 years, the Parkway has watched the river run
- Voices of Our Community: Blake Lynch
- Summertime, with a Twist: Harrisburg seasonal favorite activities change, take new form
- Expecting Better: New report focuses attention on improving maternal health
- Voices of Our Community: Danielle L. Bowers
- Would You Like to Fly?: Cast your worries aside on a hot air balloon ride
- Voices of Our Community: Lenwood Sloan
- Goodwill to All: New CEO Rick Hill leads Goodwill Keystone Area through pandemic—and beyond
- Summertime Shrimp: Once again, it’s Rosemary vs. her grill
- Voices of Our Community: Yaasmeen Piper
- Blooming in Midtown: Hershey’s go-to florist opens shop in Harrisburg
- Say Cheese!: Cheddar Paws brings pets from portrait to adoption
- A Quiet Gem: “Those Who Remained” is a can’t-miss movie in this year’s virtual Jewish Film Festival
- Tough Times, Green Times: Harrisburg Urban Growers helps people discover their inner farmer
- The New Developers: In Harrisburg, African American builders are revitalizing neighborhoods, cultivating community
- Artist in Focus: Tristan Bond
- July Editor’s Note
- The Show Must Go On(line): This year, the Jewish Film Festival will be streamed
- “Saturday Nights in the City” extended through the end of August
- Harrisburg’s city offices to re-open next week, with caution
- The Senators make it official, announce cancellation of 2020 season
- Burg Blog: End of an Era
- Residents want more power for proposed citizen’s policing advisory board
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg’s state oversight board loses another member, citing sour relationship with city
- New COVID-19 cases increase about 100 per day over past week in PA
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Life’s a Beach
- Harrisburg Council OKs agreement with Swatara Township as city continues quest for permanent composting site
- Harrisburg University switches gears following federal mandate on foreign students, online instruction
- Residents urge Harrisburg Council to empower proposed citizen’s police board
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- At Broad Street Market, Gov. Wolf rolls out funding for food providers, focused on access and security
- TheBurg Podcast: Community, Amid Covid, July 2020
- Activist group to hold Unity Festival this weekend in Reservoir Park
- Electric bike shop set to cruise into Strawberry Square
- New COVID-19 cases rise over past week in PA, especially around Philly, Pittsburgh
- City introduces “Choose Harrisburg” campaign to encourage shopping local
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Brew Barons Beer Trail launched by Visit Hershey & Harrisburg
- Boneshire to tap into city market with tasting room in downtown Harrisburg
- Harrisburg area home sales down, prices up, for second month in a row
- Reservoir Park greenhouse receives grant, revitalization project continues
- Harrisburg plans public meeting following road changes to 6th Street
- Gov. Wolf cracks down on bars, reduces restaurant capacity as he reimposes pandemic restrictions
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- New COVID-19 diagnoses up again in PA; midstate shows more modest rise
- Two more Harrisburg libraries will reopen next week, DCLS says
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Methods & Meanings
- Harrisburg Mile gets the green light, with change of date, location
- Maestro Malina inks 3-year contract extension with Harrisburg Symphony
- The Firehouse plans August reopening, with new owners, new menu
- Peyton’s Law passes, raises awareness of the top cause of death for student-athletes
- At town hall, community questions city officials on policing reform, advisory board
- New COVID-19 cases continue to climb in PA, as tests also increase
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harlem Globetrotter puts a new spin on annual Harrisburg basketball camp
- Driving Change: Harrisburg streets get new look, design as “Vision Zero” projects continue
- Two family-friendly drive-in movies planned for Farm Show parking lot
- Harrisburg’s Kipona Festival will take place this year, though changed due to the pandemic
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- August Editor’s Note
- A Mask & a Muddle: How I learned to stop worrying and love the mask (I still hate the mask)
- August News Digest
- A Shimmering Peace: “Candles on The Water” offers hope on 75th anniversary of nuclear bombings
- Educated Guess: As back-to-school plans take shape, educators try to plot their way through the pandemic
- Best in Glass: Brooks Hemauer has made the leap from award-winning amateur to professional brewer
- Agriculture Restructure: Farmers shift gears amid the pandemic
- Flay It Again, Sam: Rosemary finds inspiration for a fresh, summery meal
- Past Perfect: Almost lost, two historic properties are back in use, receive preservation honors
- All Together Now: Music teacher Rich Askey has offered a steady hand leading educators in Harrisburg, in Pennsylvania
- Vacation, Staycation: Pandemic travel trends include outdoor recreation close to home
- Breaking Walls, Building Lives: At Nativity School, Lavelle Muhammad educates, prepares boys for life
- Different Lives, Different Narratives: Messiah College Professor Drew Hart on the divisions between Black, white America
- Love on a Bun: At Queen’s, the barbecue is tender. So are the people.
- Something Special: New program helps children navigate the foster case system in Dauphin County
- Baby Tech: Innovation key to improving prenatal, postnatal care access
- Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
- School’s Out: The century-old William Penn High has long sat vacant. Will it ever turn the page?
- Distant Chords: Music instructor Paul Wegmann adapts to pandemic pedagogy
- New COVID-19 cases continue modest rise in PA, according to health department data
- Harrisburg School District announces fall plan with choice of fully virtual or hybrid learning option
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New Black Lives Matter mural painted in Midtown to encourage solidarity, dialogue
- Census Week of Action launched to educate, communicate importance of being counted
- Bronze map of Old 8th Ward presented to Dauphin County; Commonwealth Monument Project offers update
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harris Family Brewery collaborates with local brewers on “Black is Beautiful” beer
- At town hall meeting, Harrisburg residents express frustration with proposed police advisory board
- New coronavirus cases fell in PA over past week, reversing month-long trend
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Developer proposes dozens of townhouses in Midtown Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Vacation Creation
- The show will go on soon, as Gamut Theatre announces fall season
- Harrisburg School District pushes forward with back to school plans, 100% virtual start
- Community rallies around Jewish congregation after swastikas found painted on synagogue
- Home sales, prices up considerably in July for Harrisburg area
- Celebrated musician Jason Isbell sets 2021 concert date in Riverfront Park
- Harrisburg community, leaders hold vigil to show unity, support for Kesher Israel
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Stories from the Chair: Local barber gives platform to emergency service personnel in new series
- TheBurg Podcast: Taking Matters into Their Own Hands, August 2020
- D.C.-Bound: Harrisburg area residents explain why they will “March on Washington”
- Local foodie cooks up fundraiser to support Feeding Pennsylvania and encourage eating local
- New COVID-19 cases tick up from last week, average 810 diagnoses per day
- Harrisburg School District announces plan to close connectivity gap, offers free internet access
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- “Community Classroom” aims to help working parents as virtual school year nears
- Local organization hopes to use Sickle Cell Awareness Month to educate on “forgotten disease”
- 2021 PA Farm Show to go virtual, as pandemic scrubs all live events
- At town hall meeting, Harrisburg residents call for community appointments to proposed police advisory board
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Food truck festival to help fulfill wishes for children with critical illnesses
- “Saturday Nights in the City” outdoor dining extended through September
- Citing pandemic, Harrisburg School District cancels fall sports season
- New coronavirus cases in PA dipped over past week, sinking below 700 per day
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Signature Style of Pamela J. Black
- Diversity, education take center stage as Harrisburg Opera Association mounts virtual program
- Harrisburg to move forward with proposed police board, looks to make amendments
- Local leaders, elected officials cut the ribbon on African American history monument
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Driving Change: Joe Holston to golf 100 holes in a day to support Big Brothers Big Sisters
- New COVID-19 diagnoses dip again in PA over the past week, state says
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Catching Cancer Early: A multi-specialty team can improve lung care
- September News Digest
- Art with a Heart: Carlisle DJ uses his “other” talent to help local restaurants
- Artist in Focus: Emily Matusz
- Last Chance Dessert: There’s still enough fresh fruit available to make a delicious peach pie
- September Editor’s Note
- Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
- Runs in the Family: The Washingtons rediscover their love of art, create gallery for city hall
- Quarantune: Nearly York turns lemons into longevity
- Banking on Beer: New Brew Barons Beer Trail taps into tourist trend
- Vampire Logic: What I learned about COVID by starring in a horror movie
- The Painted Word: On the hunt for art at Gallery Walk
- Waste Not: Lee Casher helps connect those who have food with those who need it
- A Java Well Done: Peter Leonard steps into new leadership role, shares his vision for Little Amps
- Serenity Granted: Maryland’s historic Eastern Shore offers a quick escape into nature
- No Meat, No Problem: Black-owned vegan restaurant breaks barriers and promotes health through soul food
- Energy & Intimacy: Black musicians find a home at La Cultura
- Band Barn: The Englewood was built for music, but includes food, brews, views
- Art and a Cup: Young owner Makayla Burton has combined her favorite things at The Tiger Eye Coffee Shop
- Restaurant Reset: Harrisburg restaurateurs search for the right recipe to survive to better times
- If These Walls Could Talk: City program seeks to undo damage from decades of lead paint
- Rooted in Flavor: Enjoy the tastes of Ecuador at Roots of My Land
- For Healing: For 35 years, Shelley Brooks has given hope to women in crisis at Bethesda Women’s Mission
- Traveling exhibit recognizes history of LGBTQ+ Cuban refugees in PA
- Takeout Turnabout: Harrisburg Restaurant Week morphs into “Takeout Month.”
- Harrisburg council weighs hiring Martin-Roberts as communications consultant
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Average daily coronavirus cases again top 800 in PA over the past week
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Commonwealth to allow restaurants to double indoor capacity to 50 percent
- Open Stage presents free, all virtual season amid COVID-19
- Mayor’s proposal to hire Martin-Roberts struck down by Harrisburg City Council
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Tip of the Cap
- Fresh Off the Market: Midtown couple ties the knot at Broad Street Market
- Harrisburg developer to breathe life into two long-abandoned buildings, with offices, apartments
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Bob’s Art Blog: Stars Shining Bright
- Revived Paxtang Park officially opens, offers easy access to Greenbelt trails
- HBG Planning Commission sets two public meetings as comprehensive plan effort nears final phase
- TheBurg Podcast: Hope on the Menu, September 2020
- New coronavirus cases dip in PA over the past week
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Gamut brings live theater back safely, hilariously with “Love Hurts!”
- CONTACT Helpline celebrates 50 years of continuous community service
- New film chronicles the “Rising” of Harrisburg University’s e-sports program
- August home sales, prices rise in the Harrisburg area
- Harrisburg brings State Street plans to the public, construction in sight
- Harrisburg Council proposes changes to strengthen police advisory board, including subpoena power
- Arts Aid: State grants give boost to arts groups hurting amid COVID-19
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg proposes “COVID-19” bonuses for essential workers
- Planning group seeks public input for future improvements to I-81
- Jordan Dandy has a message for Harrisburg: “I value you”
- New COVID-19 cases relatively stable in PA, despite surges around colleges
- Harrisburg announces pop-up bike lanes on 6th Street for “Bike to Work Week”
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Comprehensive plan OK’d by Harrisburg Planning Commission, heads to City Council
- Mobile COVID testing unit to stop this week in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg School District adjusts online class schedule, considers voluntary workouts for athletes
- More apartments headed for downtown Harrisburg, as developer plans project blitz
- Bob’s Art Blog: A “Polymath” Petal
- Shalom House moves forward with shelter project, hopes to help more women in need
- COVID delays, but can’t quash, Great Harrisburg Litter Cleanup
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- COVID-19 bonuses coming to Harrisburg essential workers
- Getting Creative: Capital Area School for the Arts expands, adds new classrooms
- New COVID-19 cases dipped slightly in PA over past week; long-term trend remains intact
- Citing pandemic, Harrisburg bags traditional trick-or-treat, offers alternative plan
- Big changes ahead for Forster Street, as city receives grant to narrow road, boost safety
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Black Lives Matter mural defaced in Harrisburg; restoration already underway
- Harrisburg offers free tree removal for those in need, provides guidelines for leaf collection
- Pride of the Susquehanna sets fundraiser as pandemic hits revenues
- October News Digest
- Happenings: Our October Calendar of Events
- Not Business as Usual: Mental wellness concerns and awareness rise amid pandemic
- Pick It, Stuff It: All hail the humble zucchini
- Let’s Keep It: Pandemic life stinks, but our vast social experiment has yielded a few good ideas
- The Painted Word: SAM’s Alice Anne Schwab—the best is yet to come
- Comfy, Clean, Arty: Dustin Taylor elevates his Airbnb with a curated, rotating collection of local art
- Monumental Concern: Central PA company has carved out a business from sculpture
- Island Flair: Dania’s Kitchen spices up 2nd Street. Sometimes, out of tragedy, opportunity arises
- It’s a Go: Market Square Concerts plans a fall season, properly distanced
- Heading Home: HSO’s Matthew Herren returns to his central PA roots
- Artist in Focus: “Art of the State”
- Voices of the Past: New book tells the stories of Harrisburg’s historic African American community
- Screams & Hygiene: Fall attractions, with a twist, during pandemic times
- Brave New World: What does live theater in a pandemic look like? Gamut reopens, with answers and restrictions in place
- Welcome Home: A new director steps up at the Brethren Housing Association
- Roll Call, Role Model: Tyrai Anderson sets his eyes on his next goal—becoming a Harrisburg police officer and inspiring city youth
- A Song, a Dance, a Mask: This art season is like no other
- On the Side of the Angels: Braver Angels flies into the political divide to bridge polarization
- Where’s Waldo’s?: Gettysburg artist community flourishes, underground
- October Editor’s Note
- Power to the People: Allison Hill group encourages civic engagement, voting
- Burg View: Progress on Forster
- Harrisburg Holiday Parade will be a drive-through, due to COVID-19
- Dauphin County extends office hours for mail-in ballots, offers election information
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg applies for grant to extend Urban Meadow, add parking on Reily Street
- Good Brotha’s Book Café coming to Midtown, promoting Black literature
- New COVID-19 cases rose in PA over past week, exceeded 1,000 daily cases on average
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg Fire Bureau continues to grow, officers sworn in, awards given
- Community Comment: Statement of Harrisburg United on the Recent Surge of Hate Activity
- Harrisburg student-athletes get the “OK” to play, fall season back on
- Bob’s Art Blog: “Art of the State”
- Voter registration event “by young people, for young people” to be held in Reservoir Park
- Harrisburg City Council proposes more changes to police advisory board, adds compliance enforcement
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Surviving Election Season: TheBurg Podcast, October 2020
- Burg Review: Live theater returns to Harrisburg with Gamut’s distanced, unsettling “The Zoo Story”
- Reservoir Park Greenhouse Project members offer update, encourage community involvement
- New COVID-19 cases on the rise around PA, weekly update shows
- Harrisburg organizations seek state grants for large-scale development projects
- 2020 HBG Book Festival goes virtual, but snags Grisham
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Home sales, prices up sharply in the Harrisburg area in September
- Peyton Walker Foundation, UPMC Pinnacle donate life-saving devices to Harrisburg Police Bureau
- Harrisburg City Council strengthens proposed police advisory committee; some say it’s still not enough
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “Epic” campaign helps Central PA Food Bank prep for Thanksgiving
- New COVID-19 cases rise again in PA, as testing also increases
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg soon will have 5 new murals to add to cityscape, mural trail
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Fall 3rd in The Burg
- Former Mayor Reed’s collectibles, artifacts to be auctioned at estate sale
- Harrisburg opens window to receive comments for draft comprehensive plan
- Harrisburg, Brenner agree to settle dispute over Public Works facility
- Dauphin County commissioners award emergency funds to businesses, nonprofits, governments
- Developer unveils plans for 2 Midtown apartment buildings, additional construction planned
- House Call: One of Harrisburg’s oldest buildings undergoes “paneful” examination
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- New chapter for Nativity School, as ribbon is cut on Uptown Harrisburg facility
- New COVID-19 cases continue to climb in PA as weekly, daily totals increase
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Central PA Food Bank’s Joe Arthur, five others to receive prestigious Catalyst awards
- Planning association names Riverfront Park a “Great Public Space”
- UPMC Pinnacle offers free flu shots to Harrisburg district students, families
- Harrisburg council tweaks proposed police advisory committee, schedules final vote for next month
- Capital Region Water, Harrisburg begin work on 4th and Dauphin Park
- Where does my vote go? Dauphin County explains Election Day process
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Pasta Plus Pumpkin: Italians also enjoy the ubiquitous orange gourd.
- The Fix Is In: The pandemic delayed, but did not stop, Harrisburg’s newest cafe.
- Sparkly Concept: Christy Hoover brings a lifetime of experience to her jewelry store.
- Dine & Wine: There’s a match for everything on your Thanksgiving table.
- Artist in Focus: Mona Frey
- A Season Like No Other: Loyal customers, creative thinking have area retailers surprisingly bullish this holiday season.
- Sweet Success: Artisan chocolate shop debuts on the West Shore.
- Inject to Protect: The importance of pediatric immunizations.
- November Editor’s Note
- Monumental Issues: Gettysburg’s Confederate monuments tie into today’s racial reckoning.
- November’s News Digest
- Hometown Soul: Rubber Soul Brewing Co. is reborn in Hummelstown.
- Ounce of Prevention: Flu shots remain key to keeping Harrisburg healthy.
- Inspired Miles: Reflections on running 50 races for 50 causes while I was 50.
- Lemons to Lemonade: COVID has slammed many businesses, but some have found unique niches, opportunities.
- Passion & Profit: Black entrepreneurs in Harrisburg are making money doing what they love.
- Watershed Event: Despite the trials of 2020, a new restaurant/pub opens in Camp Hill.
- In the Wings: Sidelined for now, two emerging theater companies dedicated to diversity plan 2021 comebacks.
- Headed to Harrisburg: As big cities fight to retain residents during COVID, Harrisburg attempts to keep up with the demand.
- Up with People: I’m down for the count with Harrisburg’s draft comprehensive plan.
- Weekly COVID-19 diagnoses reach new highs in PA, fatality rate fairly stable
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg faith leaders hold vigil to pray for a peaceful election
- “I Voted”: Residents head to the polls, as Dauphin County aims to have most votes tallied tonight
- A weary Harrisburg awaits presidential election results, as other races favor incumbents
- Voters rally at PA Capitol, calling for all ballots to be counted
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Nonprofit proposes “tiny house” community for homeless veterans on former steel factory site
- New COVID-19 cases continue to surge in PA, reaching new daily, weekly highs
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: “Poirot Investigates!” a funny, fussy affair from Open Stage
- Dueling rallies, tense moments as Trump, Biden supporters face each other down at PA Capitol
- Boutique fitness center set to open in downtown Harrisburg
- The Millworks is set to reopen, with new air filtration system, pandemic measures in place
- Bob’s Art Blog: Bill and Russ’s Excellent Adventures; “La Petite” at the Art Association
- Harrisburg University to hold pre-bid meeting for building contractors
- Harrisburg City Council passes bill to create police advisory committee
- Harrisburg mayor releases bodycam video of confrontation between police, resident; petition calls for officer’s ouster
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Home sales, prices show substantial gains in Harrisburg area for October
- HU Presents adds The Englewood to its growing list of concert venues
- Harrisburg’s past up for bid as Cordier plans three auctions with local history ties
- Harrisburg, Center Stage: TheBurg Podcast, November 2020
- COVID-19 diagnoses surge to new highs in PA over the past week
- Harrisburg proposes civilian positions in police bureau to assist officers, serve community
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg officials address rash of shootings, implore community for help
- Harrisburg School District postpones winter sports
- City presents Walnut, Chestnut street projects to improve safety, connectivity downtown
- CRW proposes small increases in water, waste fees; makes plans for 2021
- Harrisburg School District provides Thanksgiving meals for homeless families
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Fosterthefoodie’s Holiday Gift Guide: 11 Local Gifts for the Food Lovers on your List!
- The Bridge Ecovillage moves forward with plans, prepares for construction spring 2021
- “Black is Beautiful Expo” to showcase businesses hit hard by COVID
- New COVID-19 cases, fatalities rise sharply in PA, locally over past week
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg revises police use of force order, requires officer duty to intervene
- PA legislature allows Harrisburg to extend extra taxing authority; mayor praises move as fiscal solution
- 2020 HYP 20 in Their 20’s
- Gov. Wolf signs bill that allows Harrisburg to retain elevated tax rates
- Bob’s Art Blog: “The Modernists: Witnesses to the 20th Century,” an Exhibition Review
- Local organizations give away food at Nativity School, supporting community after loss of teen
- Harrisburg mayor proposes more spending on debt reduction, civilian police personnel in 2021 budget
- Eight apartments coming to Uptown Harrisburg, TLC Construction providing much needed housing
- Harrisburg rolls out more funding for local businesses
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg may begin trash collection in Penbrook, Paxtang
- Ward of Health opens in Broad Street Market, serves vegan food with a twist
- Capital Region Water passes 2021 budget, average monthly bill to increase by $1.80
- Dauphin County introduces budget that holds the line on property taxes
- Former M&T Bank eyed as new home for Harrisburg’s engineering, traffic departments
- New COVID-19 cases rise again in PA over past week, exceed 6,000 per day
- Harrisburg introduces rent relief program to help tenants in debt
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Unwrap a Roast: Give porchetta a try for an Italian twist to the holiday meal
- December News Digest
- High-End Holiday: Put something nice—very nice—under the tree this year
- Happenings: Our December Calendar of Events
- Silver and Gold
- Signs of the Times: As COVID broke, the commonwealth quickly pivoted to get vital health information to PA’s deaf community
- Daily Devotion: Lonely Monk remains devoted to a heavenly cup
- Artist in Focus: Vivi on Verbeke
- December Editor’s Note
- Joyous Reprise: Joy to the Burg returns to offer musical comfort, fight homelessness
- Walk This Way: Cove Mountain Preserve expansion to benefit nature, naturalists, communities
- Drive-Thru Joy: Christmas Spirit Light Show may be the perfect holiday outing for our times
- Harrisburg Words: Local authors have been busy, just in time for Christmas
- Being a Spark: How three women, dubbed “Carlisle Citizens Who Care,” are helping others
- Boujee in the Burg: Fashion Empire gives you a taste of the area’s style
- Theater Revival: A renovated Midtown Cinema re-opens with new seats, better sound, more beer
- A Time for Gathering, Distantly, Virtually: Faith communities adjust, adapt as the pandemic shifts traditions
- Beery Byway: Take the entrance ramp to Highway Manor Brewing
- A Time to Give: Nonprofits depend on special holiday fundraisers and volunteers. What will they do this year?
- It’s a Difficult Life: Hee-haw and Merry Christmas
- Virtually Acceptable: Online learning gets mixed grades from Harrisburg students, families
- Walls of Hope: Despite COVID, Harrisburg has five new murals to gaze upon
- CheerNotes creates diverse greeting cards with underrepresented communities in mind
- Harrisburg plans for virtual New Year’s Eve celebration, countdown
- Medical marijuana dispensary slated to open in Allison Hill
- McNees law firm offers year of free legal services to local Black-owned businesses
- Condo building envisioned for former Salvation Army building in Midtown Harrisburg
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg View: Debt of Gratitude
- New COVID-19 cases accelerate again in PA, reach new weekly high
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: A tradition goes virtual with Open Stage’s inventive, offbeat “A Christmas Carol”
- More grant money available for small businesses, nonprofits hurt by the pandemic
- Over 600 kids will receive free Christmas gifts, thanks to Harrisburg-based nonprofit
- Harrisburg Council race begins to take shape as Allatt declines run for 2021
- Tree lighting, seasonal songs to bring holiday cheer to Italian Lake
- HU Presents adds Portugal. The Man to three-day concert blitz for 2021
- Residents push back on significant increase in proposed Police Bureau budget for 2021
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Restrictions re-imposed on restaurants, gyms, gatherings through the holiday season
- Departing 2020, with Art: The Burg Podcast, December 2020
- Harrisburg extends trash collection to Penbrook, Paxtang
- New COVID-19 cases continue climb in PA over past week, reach pandemic highs
- Italian Lake tree lighting goes virtual due to new coronavirus restrictions
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Cautionary Tale
- David Black to retire from Harrisburg Chamber; nationwide search launched for new CEO
- Harrisburg area home sales, prices jump again in November
- Kline Library closes after employee tests positive for COVID-19
- Harrisburg offers free garage parking for residents due to expected storm
- Harrisburg’s 2021 budget passes, includes new Police Bureau positions
- Harrisburg temporarily bans evictions, moratorium to continue for another month
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg U launches new center for the study of e-sports
- New coronavirus cases relatively stable over past week in PA; fatalities continue to increase
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Neighborhood groups urge civility, ask residents to think before calling police for non-emergencies
- State oversight board rejects Harrisburg’s 5-year financial plan; sides vow to resolve differences
- CAT, rabbittransit propose merger, would create expansive bus system
- Christmas Coping: Experts advise patience, compassion during this pandemic-infused holiday
- “Just a Taste” cooking show to benefit PA hospitality, restaurant workers
- Community rallies around Nativity School of Harrisburg with Christmas gifts
- South Allison Hill Safety Project to engage community on addressing blight, crime
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg resident has apartment plan for Midtown’s “Carpets and Draperies” building
- Year in Review: TheBurg’s most popular stories of 2020, click by click
- January News Digest
- Careful Planning: Common mistakes related to long-term care
- The Lowly Lentil: Rosemary has soup to warm you up
- Happenings: Our January Calendar of Events
- January Editor’s Note
- What Lies Ahead: Join the trek of a lifetime with “One Woman in the Himalayas”
- Wellbeing at Risk: Millennials’ mental health issues increasing during COVID-19
- Home Sweet (Organized) Home: Virtual connections lead to real-life home organization
- January Artist in Focus: Gloria Martin
- This Kind of Woman: Poet Kate Baer pulls back the curtain on womanhood in her bestselling book
- It’s All Over But the List: Sorry, but I have to drag you through 2020 one last time
- Grains of Taste: Talking Breads brings local, authentic foods, flavors to the West Shore
- Virus Voices: Local author edits collection of pandemic-related stories
- Crisis in Aisle 12: When COVID hit, local grocers faced unprecedented, unexpected challenges
- Beauty to B’Hold: Brittny Holder adds to Steelton’s growing number of Black-owned businesses
- Your Move: Take a turn at these board game havens
- Snowball Effect: Keep your COVID-19 fitness routine running and riding through wintry weather
- Home Sick: Harrisburg residents face eviction, unpredictable future during the pandemic
- Care & Connections: Despite COVID, life goes on in area nursing and personal care homes, as staff, residents adjust to fight fear, isolation
- Enhanced coronavirus restrictions to expire on Jan. 4; vaccine “dashboard” announced
- What’s coming for Harrisburg in 2021? Development, road work, murals and more
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Year in Art
- Group “bombs” Harrisburg with free scarves for the winter
- Winter sports back on in Harrisburg after athletics freeze
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Denim Coffee Company plans Harrisburg location, adding to coffee scene
- Historic Jackson Hotel demolished for safety after partial collapse
- A Warm Welcome to 2021: TheBurg Podcast, Jan 2021
- Burg Review: Step into the surreal, the strange with Open Stage’s “Kafka’s Shorts”
- The Farm Show may be virtual, but the milkshakes sure aren’t
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg area home sales, prices remain strong in December
- Bob’s Art Blog: “Observations & Experiences” at AAH
- Harrisburg, state officials prepare for possible armed protests this weekend
- Harrisburg mayor requires COVID vaccine for city employees
- Harrisburg University sells $100 million in bonds to finance new downtown building
- With funding secured, West Shore Theatre moves towards restoration, re-opening
- Yemane, Funck to chair Harrisburg Chamber, CREDC for 2021
- Prominent race educator Jane Elliott to speak at Sankofa film festival
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- PA National Guard to deploy troops to Harrisburg, local, state police prepare
- Harrisburg residents brace for possible protests, some fearful for their community
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Lots of police, few protestors at PA Capitol, despite security concerns
- Central PA MLK Day group celebrates the day virtually, provides community resources
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Year in Art, Part 2
- Harrisburg School District may return elementary, special education students to the classroom in March
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- New COVID-19 cases fall in PA, fatalities still high, says health department
- Harrisburg’s rent, small business relief programs flooded with applications; city begins to distribute money
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Father-daughter duo brings former Harry’s Tavern back to life, with a modern twist
- Five buildings deemed “preservation priorities” by Historic Harrisburg
- Harrisburg area legislators discuss impacts of COVID, concerns
- Apartment conversion, “tiny house” project for veterans get Harrisburg zoning approval
- Civic Club experiences vandalism; community members step up
- Harrisburg residents, visitors can chill out at “Ice in the Burg” festival
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- CARES Act funding under fire, as Harrisburg School District loses students to cyber charters
- The Bright Side: Author and entrepreneur Christine Titih seeks to inspire hope by telling her story
- Ensuring Opportunity: Deborah Sibbering comes on board as Harrisburg’s new diversity officer
- Shape Up: Todd Phillips seeks to influence local youth while giving a cut
- Cup of Culture: Tasty coffee, inspiring reads at Good Brotha’s Book Café
- Set to Inspire: Team Scott hits the streets to reach Harrisburg youth.
- Happenings: Our February Calendar of Events
- Noble Cause: Your wine education should begin with these quaffs.
- February Editor’s Note
- Chocolate Is for Lovers: Rosemary whips up a sweet dessert for a sweet month.
- February News Digest
- Tasty, Roomy: Soul House Cafe opts for larger digs to better serve its loyal customers.
- It’s All Uphill: State park benchmarks go wild amid pandemic.
- Artist in Focus: Dionn Reneé
- A “Modern Love” Story: Midstate couple finds love at first sight and recounts it in the New York Times.
- Pandemic Plot Twists: It’s a storyline with screen fatigue, “real” books and blue light glasses.
- Month of Movies: For a second year, the Jewish Film Festival comes to you.
- 50 Ways to Bide Your Time: Still stuck at home? We have a little Harrisburg-themed distraction.
- Illness & Inspiration: COVID-19 has greatly impacted Harrisburg’s Black community, but some find hope amid the disease, the loss.
- Tougher Times: COVID has been especially hard for those going through addiction recovery.
- Schankweiler announces run for Harrisburg mayor with a focus on public safety, communication
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg announces free garage parking during snowstorm
- Downtown Harrisburg retailer temporarily relocates as its store is expanded, renovated
- Bethesda Mission, local cafés bring back #iheartHBG campaign, more important this year
- Bob’s Art Blog: African American Art at the SAM, behind the scenes with Lauren Nye
- Otto Banks announces for Harrisburg mayor, stresses qualifications, inclusiveness
- Harrisburg proposes affordable housing incentive program for city developers
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Midtown, downtown projects move forward, as Harrisburg Planning Commission gives approvals
- Midtown Harrisburg condo building, potential affordable housing project take steps forward
- Customers rally around Broad Street Market vendor Doggie Delights after barn fire
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Developers unveil 150-unit apartment, retail building for Midtown, latest in a string of building projects
- House of Vegans restaurant in Harrisburg closes, starts crowdfunding with hopes of reopening
- Harrisburg will purchase the former M&T Bank building for use as new office space
- Residential sales flat, prices up in Harrisburg area in January
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- One for the Record Books: TheBurg Podcast, February 2021
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Hats off, heads off for Open Stage’s eerie “Tales from Sleepy Hollow”
- To Harrisburg… Love, TheBurg: A Bonus Valentine’s Day Podcast
- Bob’s Art Blog: Art Party at the Civic Club
- Harrisburg volunteers bake up some “Lasagna Love” for those in need
- Friends of Midtown launches campaign to support Black-owned businesses
- Harrisburg bans evictions for another month, hopes to combat homelessness during COVID
- Harrisburg School District hopes to return students to the classroom in April
- Harrisburg opens downtown garage for free parking during snowstorm
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Historic Harrisburg Association to host discussion on Underground Railroad locally
- Messiah University launches program to involve Harrisburg-area churches in racial justice work
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Art Party Must Go On
- Midtown Harrisburg projects get zoning approvals, inch closer to construction
- Dauphin County awards gaming grants, many Harrisburg projects receive funding
- Dauphin County to use HACC parking lot when mass vaccination becomes available
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Some elderly residents in Harrisburg public housing to receive vaccine from UPMC
- Ounce of Prevention: Good colon health is a key to healthy aging
- Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
- History, Streamed: Sankofa, Gamut join forces to highlight figures of Harrisburg’s past
- March Editor’s Note
- Pandemic Perspectives: Four Burg writers share insights on the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic
- Signs of the Times: Marty Mummert creates hand-painted signs the old-fashioned way—one at a time
- What’s the Story?: Central PA authors share advice for all you aspiring novelists
- A Wish, a Journey: Harrisburg-area family ventures across country to seek disease cure
- For Your Lenten Table: Rosemary suggests a seared tuna dish from Sicily
- From Paris, with Crêpe: A European trip inspired one of the area’s newest eateries
- Sharp Dressed Men: Local fashion influencers raise the bar on style
- Vision, Provisions: Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania celebrates 100th anniversary
- West Shore Soul: Nyree’s bridges cultures—one oxtail at a time
- Toil & Service: On a search for the origins of the Irish in Harrisburg
- Some Hip Hop Luv: Young Harrisburg area rapper Kierra Luv charts her future
- Artist in Focus: Elena Jasic
- Real Stories, Real Lives: CASA Pennsylvania helps give immigrants a voice
- March News Digest
- Off to a Good Start: Nurse Family Partnership offers a helping hand to first-time mothers
- It’s Callie’s Turn: Harrisburg restaurant veteran opens her own eatery, Deco Grab & Go
- Crash Into Me: Colliding into a year of pandemic
- In the Shadow of the Dome: It’s been an unprecedented year of protests in the backyard of residents, businesses near the Capitol
- New program offers grants to area’s devastated hospitality industry
- NonProfit Focus: Enders & Dauphin County Library System
- NonProfit Focus: SkarlatosZonarich & Harrisburg Catholic Elementary School
- NonProfit Focus: Central Penn Insurance Partners & Habitat for Humanity
- Black is Beautiful Expo to give platform to Harrisburg-area Black-owned businesses
- Nonprofit Focus: MERIT & TFEC
- Nonprofit Focus: LCSWMA & Capital Area Greenbelt Association
- Harrisburg native writes children’s book with a focus on representation for Black families
- Nonprofit Focus: Harristown Development & Sprocket Mural Works
- Harrisburg makes progress on two parks, one ready in time for summer
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg Academy and alumnus provide free van for Steelton mother of five
- Mangia Qui restaurateur a top contender in national “Favorite Chef” contest
- Major 7th Street, 2nd Street road projects to begin soon in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg businesses weigh $15 minimum wage amid statewide, national proposals
- Harrisburg School District announces search for new superintendent
- Harrisburg Council President Wanda Williams plans announcement involving city’s mayoral race
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg Council President Wanda Williams announces run for mayor, joins crowded field
- A cool event for your weekend, “Ice in the Burg” festival coming to Harrisburg
- Five Black-owned businesses receive free yearlong legal services from local firm
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Dauphin County to release rent relief money, could relieve large amount of tenant debt
- Burg Review: Open Stage’s “cutting edge,” improvisational “Everyman” opens online
- Bob’s Art Blog: From the Ground Up (Part 1)
- No Recess for Reading: Floyd Stokes brings virtual storytime to kids during the pandemic
- Crowded primary field for Harrisburg mayor, city council as filing deadline passes
- Harrisburg City Council approves former Methodist Church transformation, six-story downtown apartment building
- Nearly 30 painted planter boxes coming to Allison Hill, local artists encouraged to take part
- Burg Blog: Thanks, Now Run
- Home sales dip, prices increase in Harrisburg area in February
- Reaching the underserved, Hamilton Health vaccinates 1,000 seniors this week
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Little Amps, queer-run record label team up to support LGBT Center of Central PA
- Papenfuse announces re-election bid, sets priorities as he seeks third term as Harrisburg mayor
- Behind the Bylines: TheBurg Podcast, March 2021
- Downtown News: Whitaker Center partially reopens; Strawberry Square to be new COVID test site
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Wolf announces loosening of pandemic restrictions for restaurants, bars, other businesses
- Fire in downtown Harrisburg’s Crowne Plaza causes minimal damage, no injuries
- Harrisburg eviction moratorium extended through mid-April
- Isabelle’s Southern Cuisine set to open, serving up family-inspired comfort food
- Harrisburg plans “trust” to handle financial obligations for retirees, gets closer to exiting Act 47
- For the HSO, the show goes on—90 years and counting
- Zeroday Brewing Co. to open new Midtown taproom next week, with Mexican-inspired menu
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- A New Route: Harrisburg role model Aaron Johnson announces his retirement as public works director
- The Week that Was: News and Features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Spring Has Sprung
- Mass vaccination clinic for Dauphin County residents will open at HACC on Tuesday
- Mayoral candidate Otto Banks fights to prove residency, remain on the ballot
- Harrisburg moves toward leaving Act 47, supports regionalized bus system
- Pennsylvania STEAM Academy plans to open in September after long battle with Harrisburg School District
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Mayoral candidate Otto Banks stays in race; court decides that he lives in Harrisburg
- Local artist offers supplies to Harrisburg creatives, filling need in neighborhood
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Urban Churn sweetens local presence with reopening, expansion plan
- Harrisburg police stress success taking guns off streets, move forward with community policing positions
- Boneshire Brew Works’ downtown Harrisburg taproom to open next week
- Watch Your Mouth: Brushing up on children’s dental care
- Nuts, Candy, Family: Zimmerman’s celebrates a century-plus of creamy, chunky, salty, sweet
- April Editor’s Note
- Lincoln’s Last Journey: Stone Gables Estate hosts funeral train re-enactment
- Your Own Italian “Search”: If you liked the Stanley Tucci series, you’ll love pasta alla Nerano
- 3 Women, 1 Cause: A shared conversation about autism
- April News Digest
- Green Scene: Hershey Gardens offers a colorful escape for these thorny times
- Game Changer: Erik Arneson—state official by day, board game guru by night
- Bottle Basics: Brush up on your white wines before warm weather hits
- How Does Your Urban Garden Grow?: You may not need to leave the city to get what you need
- People, Get Ready: Our post-pandemic life lies ahead
- Good News: How a story printed in TheBurg produced the ripple effect of 50 gifts
- Turning the Page: Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra notes 90th birthday, sets optimistic tone for future
- Home Is Where Her Heart Is: Lillie Williams helps Harrisburg-area residents with a safe place to stay
- Dreams Don’t Wait: Despite a year of the pandemic, many small businesses chose to open up shop
- More Plants, Please: Thoughts, advice and tales from an accidental “Plant Lady”
- Artist in Focus: Brad Maurer
- From Despair, Victory: Amid a pandemic, the Steel-High Rollers season resulted in a championship—and more
- How Green Is My Grocer?: At Radish & Rye—very green. Very local, too
- Happenings: Our April Calendar of Events
- Special Time, Special Needs: COVID has impacted families with special needs children in unique ways
- We Re-Built This City: Harrisburg hasn’t experienced this much development in a century. What’s driving the trend?
- Environmental justice symposium to activate green community “hubs” around the state
- State announces all Pennsylvanians will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine by April 19
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Online, Lifelines: Dauphin County libraries seek funding to boost computer access, amid escalating need
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Open Stage delivers a bowler hat of fussy fun with “Poirot Investigates!”
- Harrisburg’s Artsfest to bring back in-person artisan market, food truck experience
- Harrisburg YWCA gears up for “Race Against Racism” with a new educational component
- Linglestown Life church listens to neighborhood’s needs, creates community center
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Breaking Down Barriers: TheBurg Podcast, April 2021
- Leafy Lessons: Harrisburg to offer tree workshops, seeks volunteers to help plant, maintain
- Dauphin County elections office stretches out in larger building to handle upshot in mail-in ballots
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Notes from the Field
- Burg Review: Gamut brings back live local theater with thought-provoking, complex “2 by Strindberg”
- Home sales, prices rise sharply in the Harrisburg area
- Harrisburg creates affordable housing incentive program, approves large apartment building in Midtown
- Harrisburg extends ban on evictions, may begin “winding down” pandemic-related efforts in the coming weeks
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Your Ad Here: TheBurg captures 10 awards in annual advertising contest
- 3, 2, 1 Action! Midtown Cinema reopens to the public after months of limited private screenings
- Are You Ready to Rock?: Harrisburg-area venues bring back live music after long hiatus
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Spring Food Fest to offer a taste of the PA Farm Show in May
- Open Stage announces a return to live theater, the latest Harrisburg venue to reopen
- DTLR, lifestyle apparel store in downtown Harrisburg expanded, modernized
- Bob’s Art Blog: Out of This World Art & “I’m Fine”
- Sky-high crane assembled in downtown Harrisburg for HU academic tower
- Harrisburg prohibits water shut-offs through mid-May, extending COVID relief
- Dining to return to Harrisburg streets with re-launch of “Saturday Nights in the City”
- Harrisburg School District plans summer program for enrichment, additional help for students
- Harrisburg receives donation to aid in switch to organic, safe park maintenance
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- It’s Electric! Harrisburg adds charging stations on City Island, buys electric vehicles
- Pothole Problems? Harrisburg wants to know about them
- Garden tour to spotlight residential plantings, promote beautification in Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features from around Harrisburg
- Drop box deployed in downtown Harrisburg, as county begins to mail ballots to voters
- Civic Club of Harrisburg holds silent auction to make up for funds lost to COVID, vandalism
- COVID-19 vaccine coming soon to Midtown Cinema
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Calling All Artists: Sprocket Mural Works welcomes hometown talent for upcoming Harrisburg Mural Fest
- New Grounds: Denim Coffee expands to Harrisburg shop, will open after months of delay
- Lyme Lessons: Advocates aim for awareness to combat Pennsylvania’s endemic Lyme label
- Taking Her Shot: Harrisburg’s Alyssa Thomas makes her mark in basketball, in life
- For the Love of Libraries: This month, author Susan Orlean ventures to Harrisburg
- May News Digest
- May Editor’s Note
- Art, Nature, in Harmony: Native garden and sculpture park debuts in Perry County
- Divide and Conquer: Dauphin County and state officials are ready to build bridges across the digital divide
- Back in the Swing of Things: The pandemic battered Minor League baseball, but the Harrisburg Senators are stepping up to the plate
- Mom in Mind: Rosemary suggests a springtime pasta dish, perfect for Mother’s Day
- Dog Days of Spring: Time to enjoy the city—with your furry companion
- Suds & Salsa: Zeroday Brewing Co. has a new flagship taproom, with Mexican fare on the menu
- Where Wurst Is Best: Josie’s German Café & Market turned a skeptic into a believer
- Mayor as Manager: Who wants the hardest job in Harrisburg?
- Long Live the Law: Harrisburg firm Nauman Smith marks 150 years of practice
- Start to Finish: Rolling Acre hemp farm is about as central PA as it gets
- Count Me In: 13 candidates compete for seats on Harrisburg’s City Council
- Locked Up to Locked Down: Harrisburg organizations help people re-enter a pandemic-stricken society after prison
- A City’s Future: Harrisburg’s mayoral hopefuls state why they’re running, what they’ll do
- Happenings: Our May Calendar of Events
- 2021 Midstate Table
- I’m On Board: Candidates for Harrisburg school board share their goals, priorities
- Burg Blog: And the Keystone goes to …
- The Week that Was: News and features from around Harrisburg
- State oversight body issues largely positive report on Harrisburg’s financial condition
- Personal Shopping: Susan’s Treasures celebrates 25 years of tight-knit customer relationships
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Art of Making What’s Old, New Again
- Micah Parsons receives the key to Harrisburg, community celebrates the NFL pick
- Jeff Haste announces retirement as Dauphin County commissioner
- Upgrades complete to make Market Square bus transfer center safer, ADA accessible
- PA to end most pandemic restrictions at end of May; mask mandate remains
- Chapter Two: McCormick Riverfront Library launches fundraising campaign for expansion, renovations
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Review: Gamut gets silly, song-y, with family-focused “Little Red Riding Hood”
- Young the Giant added to growing number of summer concerts in Riverfront Park
- Harrisburg School District to celebrate seniors with drive-up event and outdoor graduation
- The Week that Was: News and features from around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg plans to open Hall Manor, Jackson Lick pools in late June
- April home sales, prices jump in greater Harrisburg area
- Nursing-focused charter school sets sights on healthcare education for Harrisburg, county students
- Harrisburg reconstructs 3rd Street sidewalk near Capitol, making it wider, ADA-accessible
- Apply Now: Dauphin County opens application process for new commissioner
- More apartments headed to downtown Harrisburg, as council OKs building conversion
- Harrisburg mayor proposes trial of guaranteed income program to combat poverty
- Ryan Unger named new president, CEO of Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC
- Local artists seek to support each other and bring the community together through art, music events
- Fundraiser launched to fix, upgrade damaged Broad Street Market sign
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Community connection takes shape in TheBurg’s new membership campaign: Friends of TheBurg
- Harrisburg breaks ground on 2nd Street two-way conversion project
- Stepping Out: TheBurg Podcast, May 2021
- Live music comes back strong this fall, with addition of Rodrigo y Gabriela, CAAMP
- Harrisburg eviction, water shut off ban extended through mid-June
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Pop Goes the Easel
- No tax increase proposed in Harrisburg School District budget; board vacancy announced
- Primary Election Day moves slowly at Harrisburg polls as many vote by mail
- Wanda Williams narrowly captures Democratic nod for Harrisburg mayor; city council, school board nominees also chosen
- Burg Blog: New Future Mayor in Town
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Fashion documentary celebrating “Black Excellence” will highlight Harrisburg stylists
- CoExist Glass Gallery hopes to build community through mosaic mural project in Steelton
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg School District identifies Reading principal Eric Turman as “finalist” in superintendent search
- Dauphin County puts wheels to its efforts to vaccinate the homeless, deploys mobile clinic
- Wolf administration official becomes newest Harrisburg school board director
- Cathedral Education Center breaks ground, will renovate, expand Harrisburg Catholic Elementary School
- CASA program launches fundraiser to assist more foster care youth in Dauphin County
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Review: Open Stage delivers powerful, intimate tribute to Judy Garland in “Over the Rainbow”
- Driving the Future of Women’s Health
- From Mouse to Lion: Movies are back at Midtown Cinema, and “The Perfect Candidate” is a great film to return to
- Live Longer and Prosper: Men’s Health Month focuses on closing the longevity gap
- Italy, Outdoors: Turn your backyard into a trattoria this summer
- Outdoors, with a Glass: Sip the summer away with these Italian wines
- History of Hospitality: Jean Bonnet Tavern has greeted visitors since Colonial times
- Peak Purpose: Harrisburg-area woman nears a rare achievement—mounting the “Seven Summits”
- Behind the Murals: Volunteers keep Sprocket Mural Works painting, beautifying Harrisburg
- Staging a Comeback: Gamut’s “Shakespeare in the Park” returns with the classic “Hamlet”
- Artist in Focus: Sharnee Burnett
- Happenings: Our June Calendar of Events
- Wheels in Motion: School’s out, but Rohrer Bus hits high gear searching for new drivers
- Natural Connections: Lake Tobias Wildlife Park brings people, families, animals together
- Fast, Flavorful, Fun: Hersheypark welcomes you back with a long list of new attractions
- Full Circle: Mangia Qui owners return to the Broad Street Market with “Streatery”
- In the Heart of History: Seminary Ridge Museum occupies one of the most historically significant structures in Gettysburg
- Custodian in Camelot: Harrisburg author debuts with King Arthur fantasy
- Stepping Stones: The Thousand Steps Trail is a rock star among area hiking trails. Why its popularity may be a problem
- Island Eats: Rice & Beans quickly has built a loyal clientele on Allison Hill
- June Editor’s Note
- Heart in Harrisburg: As Dennis Green achieved greatness, he took his hometown with him
- Deep Waters: One year later, Harrisburg’s Sharkman reflects on skating through the pandemic
- Flavor-Filled Fun: Outdoor options, new dishes spice up Harrisburg’s summer dining scene
- History, Updated: Harrisburg works to revise, clarify its historic district guidelines
- June News Digest
- Anti Social: An editor’s plea for virtual peace
- Downtown Camp Hill will kick off summer with shopping, music and mural reveal
- Boat drinks, scenic view: Harrisburg Beach Club plans to open on City Island
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Where It’s At
- Raise a Glass: Dauphin County brings back summer festival featuring wine, beer, music
- Donations, milkshakes kick off World Milk Day; more events planned
- Harrisburg receives grant for urban meadow extension, considers development projects
- Allison Hill planter project marks the start of 2021 Harrisburg Mural Festival
- June Editorial Cartoon: 5G Jungle
- Fireworks, food trucks to return to Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park for 4th of July
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Free workshops will show residents how to create their own backyard urban garden
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Chad Saylor named new Dauphin County commissioner, replaces Haste
- Midtown, Allison Hill projects get go-aheads from Harrisburg City Council
- Community Comment: Redistricting Reform–Now!
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harristown launches renovation, conversion of Market Square building to apartments
- Drama and Adventure: TheBurg Podcast, June 2021
- Harrisburg area home sales, prices jump in May
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Reading’s Eric Turman to be named next superintendent of Harrisburg School District
- Bob’s Art Blog: Hello Young Artists
- Harrisburg School District appoints Eric Turman as new superintendent
- Art Association revives in-person events, has summertime lineup planned
- Toni Morrison bench unveiled in Harrisburg to commemorate African American history
- A Time to Celebrate, Reflect: Juneteenth events kick off in Harrisburg
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg debuts redesigned website focused on easier navigation, better user experience
- Nice Ride: Fire Museum to give keys to vintage fire truck to one lucky raffle winner
- Harrisburg School District announces full return to in-person learning, approves 2021-22 budget
- Harrisburg Zoning Board weighs three apartment projects, approves one
- Going Once, Going Twice, Going Thrice: More of former Mayor Steve Reed’s collectibles may face auction, again
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Trader Joe’s coming next year to west shore, first in Harrisburg area
- Glass of Goodness: Juice bar focused on natural health coming to downtown Harrisburg
- “Stop the Violence” festival to provide community resources, entertainment
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg couple buys historic Camp Curtin church, weighs residential conversion
- Dinner and a Show: Food Trucks and Fireworks festival returns to Harrisburg for 4th of July
- Bob’s Art Blog: Jessie Waite’s Map to Somewhere & Millworks IV
- Affordable senior housing proposed for historic African American block of Harrisburg
- Tales from a City: It’s “Summertime,” and the stories are many
- Echoes of the Past: Harrisburg native—and famed screenwriter—Jeff Arch releases a novel 30 years in the making
- A Tale of Two Churches: For a pair of congregations, ecumenism took root during the pandemic
- The Slice Is Right: Impress your guests with this summery tomato bread appetizer
- Hops Howl: Award-winning brewers open on the west shore
- Wild Things: West Shore Wildlife Center helps heal the divide between human and animal
- Back to Browsing: With limited reopening, Midtown Scholar shelves pandemic shutdown
- Sniff & Greet: After the pandemic, dogs, like humans, may need to re-socialize
- Painting Pride: Local artists invest in their neighborhood through beautification project
- Lucky Levi: How a chained, rescued dog became the “Official Dog of Pennsylvania”
- Mama’s Boys: Documentary tells the stories of young lives lost to gun violence in Harrisburg, through the words of their mothers
- For Animals in Need: Community rallies to support Speranza’s no-kill mission
- Rockets Red Blare: Keep your pup calm during summer celebrations
- July Community Corner
- Weekend at Berks: The Reading area is more than just railroads. But there are also railroads.
- Power of the Pride: As the pandemic winds down, Harrisburg’s riverboat sails on
- GIFTS for Grandma: Harrisburg group assists, uplifts those raising their grandchildren
- School’s Out, Reading’s In: Kids may need to play catch-up this post-pandemic summer. Luckily, there are resources to help them.
- Happenings: Our July Calendar of Events
- July News Digest
- July Editor’s Note
- Capital Loss: Harrisburg’s low-end real estate attracts buyers from all over the country. But why?
- New restaurant headed to H*MAC, focused on barbecue and Southern cuisine
- Harrisburg School District makes revision to 2021-22 budget, nearly closes deficit
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg debt refinancing plan in doubt as mayor, council president disagree over proposal
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Murals coming to Steelton, Allison Hill as 2021 Harrisburg Mural Festival continues
- Harrisburg mother to hold event to raise awareness of gun violence
- Eric Turman sworn in as the new superintendent of the Harrisburg School District
- Harrisburg City Council approves two development projects, including tiny homes for veterans
- Harrisburg City Council’s finance chair voices support for debt repayment plan
- Millions awarded to former H*MAC owner, business partners in defamation suit
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Get Your Jab On: COVID-19 vaccines offered at two Harrisburg-area clinics
- Dog Days of Summer: TheBurg Podcast, July 2021
- Live from the Lake: Music returns to Italian Lake in Harrisburg this weekend
- Community Comment: Extreme weather fuels investments in innovation infrastructure
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Art of Vegetables & 3rd in The Burg preview
- Monthly home sales, prices up again in greater Harrisburg area
- Restaurant, retail, apartments headed to Harrisburg’s 3rd Street, following bar closures, sales
- Impact Harrisburg rolls out new grant program to small businesses in the city
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg’s Kipona festival set to return to the riverfront with cultural performances, food trucks
- Burg Review: Tiny person, big chuckles with Gamut’s “Thumbelina”
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- HU announces “Tech ‘n Town Week,” a celebration of innovation, community
- Need a Yard? Harrisburg residents can adopt a vacant city lot to use as garden, green space
- Sprocket Mural Works plans two large Allison Hill murals, seeks community input
- Parking Problems: Neighbors object to proposed senior housing development on N. 6th Street
- Developer teams with Camp Curtin group to decide direction of Atlas building project
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Justice League of Art & Pics 6 for Millworks V
- Street parking rates to rise in much of Harrisburg starting next week
- Meet Jeff: Homeless No More
- What’s in Your Lunchbox? Upcoming art exhibit will feature stories of culture clash in the cafeteria
- Moran Logistics acquires sprawling industrial site in Harrisburg
- Virtual Burn: LCSWMA offers online tour of Harrisburg waste facility
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- National Night Out set for next week to help foster community, build relationships
- Harrisburg police hire seven community service aides to create bridge between bureau, residents
- August News Digest
- Running in Circles: Three Mile Islanders running group bonds by running laps around City Island through the pandemic
- Beat Goes On: Steve Swisher reflects on a lifetime of playing, gigging
- Life Performers: A dreamy journey awaits in “Annette”
- The Band’s Back: HU Presents welcomes big-name musicians, turns up the volume after a music-less year
- Pasta con Corny: Take Italy, add some central PA, serve
- Pedal & Paint: Sprocket Mural Works teams up with Recycle Bicycle on reimagined mural for new bike shop location
- Just Down the Street: Joe Mama’s may be the ultimate in neighborhood eats
- “I Believe in Me”: Harrisburg educator Markisha Peace teaches students a lesson she also had to learn—self-love
- Sing a Song: During the pandemic, a music teacher found a creative way for his students to harmonize
- Community Corner: Notable August Events
- Class Time: Back-to-school tips for post-pandemic learning
- Curry On In: Tuskers Indian Fusion offers traditional Indian street food—and cuisine with a twist
- At Its Core: Based in PA, the Certified B Corp movement is growing around the world
- Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
- Head Start: Lindsay Bowman readies for her first year leading Harrisburg Academy’s Middle and Upper Schools
- Where the Trees Are Tops: State forests (somehow) keep a low profile
- Past & Praise: Salem UCC celebrates its history, considers new ways to serve
- Harrisburg & Harlem: Programs spotlight three local women hailed as Harlem Renaissance poets
- Going Paperless: Is there a future for local news?
- August Editor’s Note
- Jamaican restaurant to open in Uptown Harrisburg as Broad Street Market vendor expands
- Burg Review: Sankofa’s poignant “Pretty Fire” unveils warmth, humor, amid troubled times
- Harrisburg plans to open Jackson Lick pool next week after a year without swimming
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg artist releases first single inspired by father with Parkinson’s disease
- Commonwealth to offer free vaccine clinic for eligible children as new school year approaches
- Developers of proposed senior housing in Harrisburg address parking concerns, seek to move forward
- Proposed nursing-focused charter school denied by Harrisburg School District
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg Mural Fest branches out to Penbrook, Steelton in August
- Serving up Soul: Nyree’s Restaurant and Lounge coming to downtown Harrisburg
- Harrisburg police community relations director Blake Lynch leaving for job with WITF
- Home sales down, prices up in July for greater Harrisburg area
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Community Comment: To give our economy a real shot in the arm, please get yours
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Art Shows of Summer
- Harrisburg’s population ticks up, with larger increases in suburban counties
- Harrisburg Adds Harmony to the Arts World: TheBurg Podcast, August 2021
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Dan Kalbach Tribute & 3rd in the Burg Preview
- Affordable housing development for seniors gets zoning board approval after parking controversy
- Harrisburg’s John Harris High School selects Michelle Felton as new principal
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg High School alumni raise funds to help district students attend college
- Dauphin County’s Cultural Fest to highlight the region’s diversity with music, performances
- Hop, Skip and Runoff: Harrisburg park is renovated to include stormwater management features, new playground
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg Symphony announces a new season, in a new venue
- Chili cook-off to honor young chef who passed away, raise funds for central PA students
- Great Harrisburg Litter Cleanup returns with goal of city-wide beautification
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- New Harrisburg superintendent spells out priorities for the coming school year
- Barking up a New Tree: Midtown Harrisburg’s dog park to close, looks for permanent home
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Commonwealth to hold clinic in Harrisburg to increase vaccine accessibility
- New developers, new plan for dozens of Midtown Harrisburg lots
- Broad Street Market sign reaches fundraising goal, moves forward with repair plan
- Harrisburg finances stable, fund balance strong in mid-year budget update
- Lost and Found? The art world loses perspective in “The Lost Leonardo”
- A Scribe’s Life: A local playwright sets her creative eye on a long-lost ancestor, who played a key role in creating the U.S. Constitution
- The Painted Word: Take an artsy stroll during Gallery Walk 2021
- Creation & Pollination: Sprocket Mural Works creates pocket park and mural to encourage environmentalism in Harrisburg
- Oh, Jazzman: Over four decades ago, pianist Steve Rudolph dropped into Harrisburg. Since then, he’s played countless dates and made countless friends
- Keep on Stuffing: An Italian staple wraps up our gardening season
- Highway to Helles: It’s a dark and sudsy night at Lovedraft’s Brewing Co.
- Reel Me In: Sushi Yatta rolls into Midtown Harrisburg’s restaurant sea’en
- Craft Culture: Village Artisans Gallery houses some of the best in PA craftsmanship
- Poetry in Music: Harrisburg band Whit Waltman grows in musicians, ambitions
- Concern, Care: UPMC Urology of Central PA encourages attention to urological health
- September Editor’s Note
- 40 & Fabulous: Market Square Concerts hits middle age with a full season of celebration
- September News Digest
- Art in Motion: With SAM’s VanGo, creativity hits the road
- Creative Vision: Nyeusi Gallery opens in Midtown with focus on Black art
- Breaking the Ice: Central PA’s only independent synchro skating team forms amid COVID, debuts this fall
- Community Corner: Notable September Events
- Take Your Seats: Harrisburg theaters make plans for a new season—eagerly, carefully
- Big Bang Beauty: An explosion of history in the Brandywine Valley
- Jewel in the Crown: After an extensive renovation, Harrisburg’s stately King Mansion opens for public use
- Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
- A Hundred Years, Musically: As TFEC hits the century mark, a group of musicians will play up their appreciation
- Gold-Plated Spaces: Who thought that $4-an-hour parking was a good idea?
- Faith & Fate: It’s been two years since many of Harrisburg’s Methodist churches were forced to close. What happened and where are they now?
- Harrisburg prepares for heavy rainfall, possible flooding headed this way
- Harrisburg Mural Festival rolls into September with its largest project yet
- Harrisburg names Ana White as community relations director for the police bureau, introduces community service aides
- As lengthy eviction ban ends, tenant activists ponder situation, assess next steps
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg-area musicians will bring tunes to Midtown as part of upcoming Jazz Walk
- Food truck festival will help make wishes come true for local children with critical illnesses
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: 1 million “Brilliant Things,” 1 emotional night at Open Stage
- Burg Review: Deep truths, deeper questions probed in Narçisse’s reality-bending “Rashōmon”
- Artsy Amble: Lace up your sneakers for a guided mural tour during Gallery Walk
- Bob’s Art Blog: Gail Coleman’s Missing Ingredient & Gallery Walk Preview
- Federal government puts Ronald Reagan building in downtown Harrisburg up for sale
- Harrisburg’s Herr Street underpass restored to create safer connection from downtown to Allison Hill
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- An Ice Skater, Violinist and Illustrator: TheBurg Podcast, September 2021
- Harrisburg organization to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with cultural festival
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Spiritual Awakenings & 3rd in the Burg Preview
- Harrisburg mayor names former political opponent Otto Banks as economic development director
- Midtown Cinema changing directors, as new manager, assistant manager named
- Harrisburg Book Festival returns next month with book sale, virtual author events
- Developer proposes contemporary-style, mixed-use building for downtown Harrisburg
- Papenfuse makes it official, announces write-in campaign for Harrisburg mayor
- Harrisburg to upgrade outdated IT system, improve efficiency for employees, residents
- Harrisburg-area home sales down slightly, prices jump in latest sales report
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Democratic mayoral nominee Williams vows to re-initiate campaign, following grieving period
- Harrisburg controller says city could repay bonds early, contradicting mayor
- Urban agriculture group will teach Harrisburg kids about sustainability, gardening
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg School District to add COVID data, case numbers to its website
- Spotted, Smashed: Harrisburg City forester offers tips for dealing with spotted lanternflies
- Building owner mounts fight to prevent construction of 5G pole directly in front of historic King Mansion
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- City administration makes case for debt restructuring to Harrisburg’s financial oversight board
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New at the Top: Nate Spriggs appointed Harrisburg’s director of public works
- Bob’s Art Blog: All the World’s a Stage
- Theatre Harrisburg names new executive director, gets set for 96th season
- Harrisburg City Council approves affordable housing for seniors planned for Midtown
- Harrisburg, Penn State to conduct free colorectal cancer screenings for residents
- Fishing for Fun: Harrisburg families can receive lessons, fish at Italian Lake for a day
- Happenings: Our October Calendar of Events
- Thriving, Striving: A new program brings together diverse congregations to dive deep into race, justice.
- Making a Name: Through a series of Saturday pop-up shops, entrepreneurs find a launch pad for their businesses.
- Slow, Striking: “Bergman Island” can be plodding, but it looks lovely.
- A Season of Their Own: For the 2021-22 mainstage, Gamut Theatre exclusively features women directors.
- A Better Check-Up: Fundraiser to assist Hall Manor health clinic.
- Leveling Down: High cholesterol remains a quieter community health crisis.
- Safe & Sounds: Harrisburg Symphony opens its live music season, in a new space, with safety in mind.
- Big Picture: Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Capital Region poised to meet rising needs of pandemic-era youth.
- Seventh Heaven: Seven Mountain Wine Cellars is a swill destination.
- Art, on the Mark: Maureen Marks teaches children, families to create, enjoy art.
- Community Corner: Notable Events in October
- Building Back: Habitat for Humanity hammers home safety, prepares for post-pandemic work.
- First Time for Everything: Actors, audience share a new theater experience with Open Stage’s “White Rabbit, Red Rabbit.”
- Much More than Chocolate: Hershey History Center tells a story of Derry Township dating back nearly three centuries.
- A Statue Story: After stumbling on an old family photo, a Harrisburg woman goes on the hunt for a missing elk.
- History on a Roll: For more than 2 centuries, the hungry, the thirsty, the weary have flooded into Shank’s Tavern.
- October Editor’s Note
- October News Digest
- History & Mystery: Carlisle’s colorful, spooky past retold in new walking tour (shoes optional).
- Meatballs of Fall: As the season turns, Rosemary prepares an Italian classic, with a twist.
- Portrait of the Community: Sprocket Mural Works’ largest project showcases Harrisburg residents, behind the brush and on the wall.
- More People, More Problems? Harrisburg’s population is growing, with hopes and challenges.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The 3rd Annual HYP 20 In Their 20’s
- Sprocket Mural Works marks 50th mural in Harrisburg
- Allison Hill street paving project kicks off in Bellevue Park
- NYC hip hop artist to open streetwear store, host music festival in Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Unique, “exhilarating” “White Rabbit Red Rabbit” links actor, audience at Open Stage
- Harrisburg mayor makes appointments to police advisory board
- At ceremony, Harrisburg Fire Bureau swears in new members, recognizes firefighters’ service during COVID
- Harrisburg names former HUD official Elvis Solivan as business development director
- Contemporary design for downtown building gets nod from Harrisburg review board
- Ballot drop box deployed in Harrisburg, mail-in ballots sent out
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Super Fun: Harrisburg’s Superhero Day returns with anti-bullying message
- TheBurg named “News Organization of the Year” by the state press association
- Harrisburg author and school board member releases debut novel with advocacy theme
- The Elk Lives On, and Other Quirky HBG Tales: TheBurg Podcast, Oct 2021
- Burg Review: Wit and fancy take the stage with “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at Gamut Theatre
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- LGBTQ historical markers installed in Harrisburg to honor trailblazers in PA
- Bob’s Art Blog: 3rd in the Burg Preview & Millworks VII
- Home prices up, sales dip in September in greater Harrisburg area
- Harrisburg’s Walnut Street will receive additional name to honor Black historical figure
- Guest Blog: Hardships & Hopes at Radish & Rye
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Officials stress connections across time, community as Dauphin County library expansion breaks ground
- Harrisburg Chamber names recipients of 2021 Catalyst Awards
- Two new tasting rooms to open in downtown Harrisburg, part of “tasting row” in SoMa
- Harrisburg mayor proposes using federal funds on new pools; council members ask to be included in planning
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Local business owner to hold networking event for minority women entrepreneurs
- Edgy Event: Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Capital Region is taking “Over the Edge” to new heights.
- LGBT Center of Central PA to move out of Midtown building, looking for new home
- Harrisburg School District expects to offer additional mental health support for students
- Federal, local law enforcement targets illegal gun purchases in Harrisburg area through “Operation Scarecrow”
- Large Midtown apartment building gets OK from Harrisburg zoning board
- Bethesda Mission will begin annual food drive for those in need during the holidays
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Return of the PA Farm Show hinges on hiring
- Harrisburg mayor proposes using $12 million in federal funds for senior assistance, including direct monthly payments
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Goofiness, joy await as Theatre Harrisburg reopens with “The SpongeBob Musical”
- Bob’s Art Blog: Nothing Pretty
- New family-owned grocery store in Uptown Harrisburg offers fresh food to the community
- Treemendous Effort: Harrisburg prepares for street tree planting blitz, seeks community help
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg cleans up blighted properties, works to address illegal dumping
- Camp Curtin YMCA breaks ground on townhomes in Uptown Harrisburg, meant to promote home ownership
- Now We’re Cooking: ”Julia” is everything a documentary should be
- What’s New in Breast Cancer Treatment
- Wacky Wonderland: Gamut introduces an “Alice” for all ages
- Warning Signs: 5 steps could save a person from suicide
- The Painted Word: The Art Association curates a vibrant future
- Happenings: Our November Calendar of Events
- Romance & Reflection: A new novel by Harrisburg-area writer Richard Fellinger explores a love, a life
- High Hopes for Haiti: From the Harrisburg area, an acclaimed physician focuses on educating the children of his native country
- Off to the Races: As the Boston Marathon and other races resume, Clay Shaw of York focuses on a busy fall, photographing them all
- November News Digest
- On the Right Trail: Central PA has become a mountain bike mecca, thanks to area activists
- Sweet Story: Hershey Trolley Works has the lowdown on Chocolatetown
- He’s on a Roll: Nate Baer shares his passion for sushi through how-to classes
- Pennies from Heaven: Flush with cash, Harrisburg needs a plan
- November Editor’s Note
- Small Town Tradition: Rhoads is a taste of old school shopping, with modern touches
- The Big Short: As the holidays near, local businesses struggle with, adapt to a broken global supply chain
- Rad Fads, to Be Had: Nostalgia is for sale at New Cumberland’s Retro & Rad
- Beautiful, Sustainable: In Gettysburg, local + flowers means Locaflora
- Taking Flight: For 50 years, Appalachian Audubon Society has answered the call of bird and wildlife conservation in Harrisburg
- Style to Dye For: Kids In Color makes a family business out of tie-dyeing one-of-a-kind pieces
- Community Corner: Notable Events in November
- Simple, Delicious: Get a head start on the big meal with this mashed potato recipe
- Soul’d Out Show: The Singer’s Lounge draws crowds, gives platform to budding R&B artists
- Cultivating a Community: Meet a few unsung heroes beautifying Harrisburg with random acts of kindness
- Shop Small, Shop Local 2021
- Grand Opening of the ®FLTBYS Store in Midtown
- Surf’s almost up, as Harrisburg Beach Club is set to open next week
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Fun for Fido: Pet supply store opens in Harrisburg with focus on access, education
- Computer restrictions lifted for Dauphin County libraries, full usage allowed for public access
- Mid Penn Bank announces grants for nonprofits focused on supporting women in the workplace
- Harrisburg voters slowly head to the polls, send in ballots for 2021 municipal election
- Harrisburg community moves to support family of Jamie Bey, innocent shooting victim
- Wanda Williams elected Harrisburg mayor, beats back write-in challenge
- Bob’s Art Blog: According to the Calendar–Art Shows, Tours and Sales
- Burg Blog: A Long Campaign Concludes
- Play, Learn: New WITF play area opens in Harrisburg’s Hamilton Health Center
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Church World Service announces new Harrisburg office to help resettle Afghan refugees
- Harrisburg University tops off new academic building with beam signing
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Free Little Library opens at Foose School, designed by first-graders
- Burg Review: Take a surreal, madcap journey into Gamut’s Wonderland
- Front Street bed & breakfast debuts second mansion, restores historic property
- Coffee & A Cause: The Fix Café collecting Christmas gifts for Harrisburg kids
- PennDOT announces rehab of Market Street Bridge, seeks community input
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Profile of a Soldier: World War II veteran Glenn W. Bushey
- On Veterans Day, volunteers clean up site of future tiny home village for homeless veterans in Harrisburg
- Sales dip, prices jump in latest report on Harrisburg area home sales
- New York hip hop artist opens streetwear store in Harrisburg, signs autographs
- Soup Weather: What’s in Harrisburg’s Pot? TheBurg Podcast, Nov 2021
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Season of Thanks & 3rd in the Burg Preview
- Float Fun: Harrisburg’s holiday parade returns with balloons, bands, Santa
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg set to finalize bond deal, make payment to significantly reduce debt load
- Feature Presentation: Midtown Cinema celebrates 20 years as Harrisburg’s indie theater
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Fa La La La Lake: Bethesda Mission’s Christmas at Italian Lake is back with holiday market, music, food
- Harrisburg City Council approves new comprehensive plan, ending years-long drafting process
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg water/sewer rates set to rise in 2022, as Capital Region Water finalizes budget
- Let the Countdown Begin: Harrisburg to hold New Year’s Eve celebration on City Island
- Community Corner: Notable Events in December
- It’s a SAD Time of Year: Shedding a little light on Seasonal Affective Disorder
- Happenings: Our December Calendar of Events
- Vulnerability on View: Open yourself up to ”C’mon C’mon”
- Full Sound Ahead: Turning 75, Lancaster Symphony Orchestra acknowledges the past, embraces the future
- That’s All, Folk! After a 20-year run, Jess Hayden passes the Susquehanna Folk Music Society baton to a new generation
- Dust Off Your Dice: New gaming hub opens on the west shore
- Christmas Quack: Roast duck will give your holiday table a special flavor
- Toys, for Girls and Boys: Thousands of Harrisburg children will receive holiday gifts, thanks to Harrisburg’s Marine Reserves
- A Chorus, For Us: For the pandemic-weary, Cantate Carlisle has a song and a celebration
- Still Cookin’: The Progress Grill’s recipe for longevity? Great food, loyal patrons
- December Editor’s Note
- Who Wants to See a Holiday Show? Five reasons to see “A Christmas Carol” at Open Stage
- Christkindl, Rekindled: Mifflinburg’s annual German Christmas celebration is back, with schnitzel, strudel and song
- Embracing Inclusion: Monica Gould sees diversity as good for business, for people
- All the Rage: Out with the anger, in with the fun, at Therapy Rage Room
- December News Digest
- New Home, Same Family: Harrisburg congregation finds “dream” building, years after losing its historic church
- Executive Exit: A reflection on a mayor’s tenure
- Wonderland of Wheels: Lower Paxton neighbors form nonprofit to give away bikes for the holidays
- Stitch of Kindness: Area knitters remember, help the un-housed
- Heart & Soul: Chef Keith Taylor brings his passion project, spotlighting soul food, to Harrisburg
- Friendly Fight: Montrose Park residents mostly kept to themselves, until they united for a common cause
- Harrisburg School District to offer free flu shots to community
- Dauphin County organization advocating for foster youth launches holiday fundraising campaign
- Worth a Shot: In a new exhibit, Harrisburg photographer Kim Love gives voice to the “forgotten”
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg’s federal building fetches $10 million as online auction concludes
- Harrisburg receives state grants for gun violence prevention, Reservoir Park improvements
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Letter to the Editor: Celebrate Clara Barton’s birthday by helping others
- Bob’s Art Blog: Romancing the Art
- HACC to provide scholarships to Black students pursuing public safety careers
- Harrisburg School Board members sworn-in, tasked with advocating for children
- State announces grants for development projects, including for Hamilton Health, the Atlas
- Paleo-lific: HU professor Steven Jasinski has named seven new dinosaurs—and counting
- Mentorship Milestone: Big Brothers Big Sisters Capital Region celebrates 40 years.
- Harrisburg City Council weighs 2022 budget, raises for city union workers, development projects
- Boutique, salon to open in Strawberry Square, completing 3rd Street shops
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- More than Acronyms: Why DEI, SAD and NLP Matter in HBG and Beyond. TheBurg Podcast, Dec 2021
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: 3rd in the Burg & Issues of Identity
- Sales flat, prices up for Harrisburg area homes in November
- Community Comment–Betty Hungerford: A Beloved and Revered Community Treasure
- Harrisburg City Council passes 2022 budget, approves substantial development projects
- Harrisburg School District outlines plan for federal relief funds, may reopen William Penn, Steele Elementary schools
- Dauphin County commissioners pass budget, hold line on taxes for 2022
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- LGBT Center left headquarters following dispute with Harrisburg mayor over building
- Burg Blog: To Publish or Not to Publish?
- Service Spotlight: Local group will provide volunteer opportunities on MLK Day
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Blog: There’s a Catch, 2022
- Community Comment: A tribute to Harrisburg attorney Joseph Gordon Skelly, who argued landmark religious liberty case before U.S. Supreme Court
- Inauguration set for new Harrisburg mayor, council at Whitaker Center on Jan. 3
- Community Comment: What to Do with Dauphin?
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Unity, Cooperation: Celebrating Kwanzaa with Harrisburg’s Black-owned businesses
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Prelude to the Year in Art–“I’m Fine”
- Year in Review: The most popular stories of 2021, click by click
- Happenings: Our January Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable Events in January
- The Helpful 8: This New Year, resolve to strengthen your mind to cope with stress
- Sopranos Soup: Hey, we got your pasta fazool over here
- Find Your Community: LGBTQ+ youth groups create safe, social environment
- Siblings in Song: Veteran area musicians debut their new band, album
- Penning Perspective: Local writer Fred Burton tackles contentious topic of fracking in novel “Bountiful Calling”
- So Bad, It’s Bad: This month, you can meet a star of the terrible cult movie, “The Room”
- Vegan, Begin: How to go vegan in 30 days in south central PA
- The Heat Is On: Harrisburg Heat return to the soccer pitch—though it’s like they never left
- Oasis for the Soul: Wellness, peace abide at Amethyst Retreat Center
- The Bard in The Burg: All Harrisburg’s a stage, as Gamut Theatre brings home the annual Shakespeare conference
- Miles & Smiles: Runners get fit, find purpose through Athletes Serving Athletes
- Help & Hope: Bridge of Hope assists single mothers facing homelessness
- Dancing with the Locals: Swing, salsa your way to better health, happiness at Arthur Murray
- January Editor’s Note
- January News Digest
- Clutter & Compassion: Professional organizer Carolina Harvey has become a star on “Hoarders,” though she’ll also help you clean out your closet
- Runner’s High: Clare Flannery finishes strong in Boston, in life
- Remembering Ré: Local artist left her mark on Harrisburg through creativity, generosity and passion
- Arepa Return: A new eatery brings back the Venezuelan specialty to downtown Harrisburg
- Tending to the Farm (Show): $21 million upgrades, during pandemic downtime, await PA Farm Show visitors
- Road Rage: Harrisburg begins to assess the impact of the I-83 widening project
- News at the Top: What were the top Harrisburg news stories of 2021? Our editor is back with his annual list
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- TheBurg Cartoon: “Farm Show Reunion”
- Wanda Williams inaugurated as Harrisburg mayor; city council president chosen
- The inauguration of Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams, in pictures
- Burg Blog: New Year, New Mayor
- Comedy Comeback: Harrisburg Improv Theatre reopens after almost 2 years
- Harrisburg School District’s top official, Receiver Janet Samuels, announces her resignation
- Got Milk? Fundraiser to provide milk to families in need kicks off at PA Farm Show
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Help Around the Corner: Breaking The Chainz opens resource center in Uptown Harrisburg
- Residents urged to volunteer on MLK Day, with dozens of service projects lined up
- Major donation to help create new sustainability center in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg Young Professionals announces new board president, closes in on search for director
- Riverfront Park will rock again, as HU’s summer concert series returns
- PennDOT adds second time to next week’s open house for Market Street Bridge project
- Long-time home of The Plum in downtown Harrisburg sold, to become apartment building
- Home sales, prices rose modestly in the Harrisburg area in December
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- New Year, New Issues: TheBurg Podcast, January 2022
- Harrisburg School District will move to virtual learning for second week in a row, citing COVID cases
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Free garage parking for Harrisburg residents as city prepares for snowstorm
- Burg Review: Playwright Paul Hood bares his painful youth in Narcisse’s raw family drama, “Kill Keller”
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Year in Art 2021
- MLK Day of Service events happening virtually, most in-person activities postponed
- PennDOT brings Market Street Bridge plans to community; activists, business owners raise concerns
- Next Chapter: Harrisburg synagogue moves from long-time location to new home
- Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra cancels weekend concerts due to pandemic
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- High-volume COVID testing site to open at Hershey Medical Center
- Harrisburg group surveys residents to find out what they want prioritized in 2022 city budget
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Year in Art Part II and the Amie Bantz Show
- Historic Harrisburg announces 2022 “Preservation Priorities,” focused on threatened, blighted properties
- HYP names Meghan Bachmore as executive director, filling top leadership post
- State refuses to pay stormwater fee, costing Harrisburg residents, the environment, says CRW
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Orange You Hungry? Savor summery citrus this cold winter month
- Beauty, Depth: ”The Worst Person in the World” is actually quite good
- Stuck in Neutral: A young woman ponders which road to take in Open Stage’s “The Mad Ones”
- The Painted Word: Yes, art is found on the walls—but there is so much more to Nyeusi Gallery
- Across Cultures, Genres: Congolese performer Emmanuel Nsingani speaks through his music
- From Russia, with Song: The band Riodine makes music across cultures, generations
- He’ll Take the High Road: Matt Flinchbaugh pours his years of experience into a new taproom, brewery
- Noodle Me This: Slurp down some hot ramen at Taste of Asia
- February Editor’s Note
- February News Digest
- Taste of Home: Chef Nadine Graham expands Jamaican restaurant, continues family legacy
- The Good . . . and the Great: ”Voices of the Eighth” returns to central PA
- In the Spotlight: Harrisburg Black Newsbeat sets the tone for Black culture, talent, community
- Midstate to MMA: Central Pennsylvania punches card for Mixed Martial Arts fighters
- A Long Weekend, a Great Man: A driving tour takes you through the life of Frederick Douglass
- Community Corner: Notable Events in February
- Hope for Harmony: With a new administration in Harrisburg, let’s wish for better relations between the mayor and council
- Getting the Word Out: The Black Travel Experience seeks to bring people, dollars to the Harrisburg area
- Happenings: Our February Calendar of Events
- Brotherly Bonding: Chosen Friends Masonic Lodge provides sense of belonging for Harrisburg men, while caring for the community
- Her Life’s Work: Why artist Wendy Allen has devoted her entire career to one subject: Abraham Lincoln
- Across Generations: Black Americans are discovering a fuller picture of their past, aided by new tools, digitization
- Dauphin County offers new way for residents to apply for rental assistance, continues disbursing millions to those in need
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Court names Dr. Lori Suski as new receiver for Harrisburg School District
- An Ice Time: Harrisburg’s Ice & Fire Festival to return with ice sculptures, fire dancers
- Regional drive-through COVID testing site to open in Hershey on Wednesday
- Harrisburg Regional Chamber, CREDC name new chairs, officers for 2022
- Scoring a Goal: Local men’s soccer clubs join forces to create new elite team
- New Harrisburg administration proposes 2022 amended budget, significantly lower than last year’s
- A Place to Stay: Local groups strive, strain to meet demand for shelter as cold, pandemic take toll
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg City Council strives to make meetings more accessible, adds sign language, teddy bears
- TheBurg’s February Cartoon: “Under New Management”
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Fishing for a Valentine at The Pond
- Harrisburg City Councilor Dave Madsen declares bid for PA House seat
- Council considers proposed Harrisburg public safety budget, which would increase police recruitment efforts
- Two Democrats announce bids for redrawn 105th PA House district
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Thousands raised in fundraiser to support two young girls who lost parents in Harrisburg shooting
- Sale closes on Harrisburg’s federal building–and now it’s back on the market at twice the price
- When the Minority Is the Majority: TheBurg Podcast, February 2022
- Harrisburg announces meetings to gather comments/opinions from residents on federal relief money
- Burg Review: A melding of time, generations stirs Sankofa’s “Echoes of Voices of the Eighth”
- Sales flat, prices up in January home sales report
- Harrisburg’s Federal Building to become upscale apartments, restaurants, bars, says purchaser
- Good Read: Cozy bookstore with a focus on representation opens in Linglestown
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Light and magic radiate musically from Theatre Harrisburg’s “The Secret Garden”
- Burg Review: Time and memory, in song, at Open Stage’s emotional “The Mad Ones”
- The Hidden Gems of HBG: A Bonus Valentine’s Day Podcast
- Harrisburg City Council passes amended 2022 budget; spending plan is lower than last year’s
- Harrisburg, Dauphin County to partner to study contracting opportunities for diverse city businesses
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Tour de Belt to return as a live event in June, adds festival at finish line
- Harrisburg officials, consultants explain how millions in federal relief dollars can be spent
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg dredges Italian Lake, removes build up of “muck”
- Block of N. 6th Street to become apartments, startup workspace for minority-owned businesses
- PA Secretary of Agriculture, Good Brotha’s Book Café discuss food insecurity, racial injustice
- Harrisburg School District names new assistant superintendent, announces return to in-person board meetings
- UPMC, Harrisburg University launch accelerated program to address nursing shortage
- Dauphin County awards annual gaming grants, “most comprehensive list yet”
- Philadelphia author, national polo champion to visit Good Brotha’s Book Café
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harristown nears completion of Menaker Apartments in downtown Harrisburg, expects April opening
- Dose of Salt: Savor the relaxing, therapeutic air at a nearby salt room
- Love and Identity: “Profoundly fluid, poetic” story opens this month at Gamut Theatre
- Green Cuisine: Rosemary honors the Irish this month with a unique soda bread recipe
- Arthouse Advisory: This year’s Oscar-nominated animated films are creative and compelling, but also are for adult eyes
- March Editor’s Note
- Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
- The Two Faces of Mort: Mild-mannered van driver by day, Rob Noxious by night
- March News Digest
- Natural Expressions: Breathtaking landscapes, focused on America, highlight new SAM exhibit
- Sunny Sweets: New restaurant specializes in Mexican-inspired treats
- Beer in the Burg: With this month’s beer-drinking holiday on tap, we down a pint of Harrisburg brewing history
- Clean Start: Business is bubbling for Mechanicsburg’s Glitz Soap Co.
- Bad Neighbor Policy: Pennsylvania, don’t be like Bob
- Home Away from Home: Ronald McDonald House offers respite for families with sick children
- Life in the Fast Lane: Find out what drives central PA’s traffic guy, John Wilsbach
- Community Corner: Notable Events in March
- A Straight Fight: How the organization Hero in the Fight, and founder Dan Albert, reverse the stigma of addiction, from zero to hero
- History Assignment: As it enters its third decade, the National Civil War Museum has a new leader, with a fresh perspective
- Working Overtime: Harrisburg’s two new City Council members pledge visibility, engagement within the community
- A Home in Harrisburg: Afghan refugees are resettling in central PA, with the assistance, collaboration of local groups
- Nonprofit Focus: Gunn-Mowery, LLC & Robin’s Way
- Nonprofit Focus: Pavone Marketing Group & Caitlin’s Smiles
- Nonprofit Focus: Crescent Strategy & M28 Ministry
- Nonprofit Focus: LINKBANK & Brethren Housing Association
- Nonprofit Focus: WebFX & Chesapeake Bay Foundation
- What’s new at the Broad Street Market? Burgers, Thai, health food, skincare vendors open
- Historic Zembo Shrine off the sales market, organization opts to keep building, focus on events
- You’re in Luck: St. Patrick’s Day parade, race return to downtown Harrisburg
- Hamilton Health Center receives donation of CPR training kits to curb sudden infant deaths
- Dauphin County to pause application process for rent relief program, nears end of funding
- Harrisburg co-working business changes name, re-brands, plans expansion
- Home 231 fully reopens in Harrisburg after water damage, limited hours
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Frozen on Front Street: Harrisburg’s Ice & Fire Festival will feature ice sculptures, entertainment
- Dauphin County resident with ties to Ukraine starts fundraiser for families seeking refuge
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Kim announces re-election bid for 103rd state House district
- Death Cab for Cutie makes return trip to Harrisburg for summer concert
- PennDOT plans safety improvements for Derry Street in Harrisburg, intersection upgrades
- Shalom House to open community drop-in center, possible emergency housing under new director
- Harrisburg brings in local firm to serve as city engineer, approves Midtown development project
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Bright, Bold: Harrisburg vintage thrift business holds pop-up shop at Urban Snob boutique
- Harrisburg Heroes: TheBurg Podcast, March 2022
- Harrisburg Symphony to return to the Forum for 2022-23 season
- Harrisburg-area home sales dip but prices climb, says monthly report
- Cornhole for a Cause: Keystone Rotary to raise money for YESLiberia school bus program
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Have a Ball: Art Association of Harrisburg brings back gala, featuring costumes, music, food
- Burg Review: Identities, complexities span centuries at Gamut’s deeply layered “Orlando”
- Bob’s Art Blog: It’s Elementary and 3rd in the Burg highlights
- Harrisburg officials address recent shootings, ask for the community’s help in solving them
- Central PA’s field day is back, as Harrisburg Hoopla returns
- MulDer Square home sold to low-income Harrisburg family, with more on the way
- State grants to fund major projects on Capital Area Greenbelt
- Group of local creatives to open Harrisburg studio with focus on accessibility, representation for marginalized artists
- Snag & Bag: Make your city sparkle at annual Great Harrisburg Litter Cleanup
- Dauphin County, local officials oppose South Bridge tolling proposal
- Local developer proposes turning industrial building in Uptown Harrisburg into apartments
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg removes dead trees on Market Street with plans to plant even more
- Open Stage remembers Anne Frank through performance, special exhibit
- Reminder: Many downtown Harrisburg roads to close Saturday for St. Pat’s Day race, parade
- Harrisburg Academy to hold fundraiser, provide potential scholarships for Ukrainian families
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg U sets January date for building debut; announces new home for innovation center, accreditation
- At first in-person board meeting in years, Harrisburg School District officials discuss staffing shortages, violence
- Ready to shop? Trader Joe’s sets date for Harrisburg-area debut
- The Millworks gets zoning approval to expand to nearby building, move brewery
- Mobile barbershop to provide free haircuts to community members, encourage youth
- Jenkins-Dallas announces bid for PA’s 103rd House district, will run as a Republican
- Demo Day, Saturday, clears the way for Center Square Park in Mechanicsburg
- Once an eyesore, 5G pole by Susquehanna Art Museum becomes colorful work of art
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Refugee resettlement agency to open Harrisburg office, host movie screening at Midtown Cinema
- Harrisburg to plant over 50 trees in Allison Hill, seeking volunteers
- Construction begins for Camp Curtin YMCA’s affordable housing project
- Primary field set for Harrisburg-area PA House seats
- Harrisburg restaurant to hold fundraiser dinner for family of Ukrainian employee, relief efforts
- New Harrisburg Havoc women’s football team to kick off season, break barriers
- The Painted Word: Artists offer Sunlight and Shadows for the annual “Art in the Wild”
- Horror Lite: ”We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” will leave you more discomfited than scared
- Proactive, for Prevention: Cervical cancer remains a peril
- Four Decades of Song: Susquehanna Chorale celebrates its 40th year in fine voice
- Easter, Italian Style: Here’s how Rosemary prepares her roast lamb
- “It’s Good to be Back”: Open Stage’s OSHKids returns with “Jack and the Giant”
- Cabinetry, across Generations: At Mother Hubbard’s, the cupboard is full—and custom-made
- Water Ways: It’s smooth paddling ahead with the Canoe Club of Greater Harrisburg
- Happenings: Our April Calendar of Events
- Flower Powers: In Dauphin County, the subject is roses—and veggies and plants and pollinators
- Tell It Like It Is: Michael Gingerich and Tom Kaden want to know what’s on your mind
- Shear Wisdom: “Chops” Green combines cuts with counsel
- Keystone Made: Manor House Studio carries on a local legacy, honors PA craftsmanship
- Standing Tall: Lawrence McNeil found Bethesda Mission, then found recovery
- Pole Lot of Fun: Metropolis aerial arts studio opens in Harrisburg, offering a unique fitness experience
- Reigner Reigns, over the Outdoors: Pennsylvania welcomes its first-ever director of outdoor recreation
- April News Digest
- Community Corner: Notable events in April
- Reality Check: So, when are we getting all those new apartments?
- April Editor’s Note
- Floral Connections: Creator, client intersect, bond at Woodland Floral Design Co.
- Electric Avenue: Are EVs a good option for your average city driver? Our reporter wanted to find out
- They Made a Stink: Callery pear trees added to noxious weeds list; new tree sales banned
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Trader Joe’s opens in Camp Hill, customers come in droves to shop for unique products
- Bob’s Art Blog: A Special Day in the Year
- Dauphin County Library System kicks off National Library Week, issues connectivity survey
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Reflections, regrets in Theatre Harrisburg’s thoughtful, funny “Now and Then”
- “Panchatantra Tales” to bring Indian dance, culture to the theater stage
- Road milling begins on 2nd Street, as the two-way conversion project proceeds
- Harrisburg breaks ground on Chutes and Ladders playground in Reservoir Park
- Youth Poetry Slam to give Harrisburg young people a positive outlet during recent violence
- Harrisburg asks residents, businesses to turn off lights at night to save migrating birds
- Harrisburg considers gun violence prevention strategy, prepares to disburse federal housing funds
- Harrisburg nears end of rent relief program, has funds for a few more applicants
- Setting Sail: New Harrisburg riverboat leader follows her father’s course.
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Doggone Good: Harrisburg entrepreneurs open hot dog franchise downtown
- Local artist’s PA-focused paintings chosen for exhibit at U.S. embassy in Eastern Europe
- What’s New and Wild in Harrisburg? TheBurg Podcast, April 2022
- Herbal, botanical shop opens in Harrisburg, bringing natural wellness to the area
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Pop-rock band LANY set for Riverfront Park date this summer
- Authentic Mexican café to open in downtown Harrisburg, serving family recipes
- Home prices much higher, sales slip, in Harrisburg area in March
- Harrisburg City Council approves funds for local groups, mandates recording of city board meetings
- Harrisburg’s 2nd Street set for two-way flip, year-end completion, as manager offers project update
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg U, M&T Bank launch program, competition to encourage, nurture diverse businesses
- Local places of worship, nonprofits receive funding for security, safety enhancements
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg to begin paving 2nd Street, moving closer to two-way conversion
- Rock band KALEO to perform in Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park this summer
- Harrisburg School District to keep 5th grade students at elementary level for upcoming school year
- Wheel Be Back: Bike sharing program to return to Harrisburg this summer, under new leadership
- Sign of Success: Broad Street Market sign refurbished, reinstalled after suffering damage
- Harrisburg hits the brakes on State Street construction after residents express concern
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Capital Region Water to receive significant state funding for infrastructure improvements
- On Earth Day, volunteers clean up Capital Area Greenbelt, stress importance of pitching in
- Harrisburg teen summit announced to address, prevent community violence
- The Bridge receives $4 million state grant to spur renovation of former Bishop McDevitt building
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Numerous Harrisburg-area projects to receive significant state funding, as redevelopment grants announced
- Harrisburg’s Young Professionals of Color among recipients of statewide Juneteenth celebration funding
- Dallas Cowboys’ Micah Parsons receives key to Harrisburg, again
- Local Ukrainian native to hold fundraiser dinner to benefit her home country
- “Hoop It Up Harrisburg” basketball tournament to give residents a chance show what they’ve got
- Town Hall for Justice addresses gun violence and its impact on youth in Harrisburg
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Roots to play Riverfront Park this summer, as HU Presents brings in renowned hip hop band
- Modern building with restaurant, art space to replace blighted Midtown properties
- Jewish Family Services to celebrate 50 years of kosher meals on wheels program in Harrisburg
- Community Corner: Notable events in May
- Happenings: Our May Calendar of Events
- Still-Life Lives: “Petit Maman” quietly captures a family’s story
- May News Digest
- Songs of Success: Music therapists help patients who may be tough to reach
- Something French: Rosemary takes an excursion to the Côte d’Azur
- Restaurant Recycle: At Another Round Lemoyne, salvaged restaurant wares live to see another day
- Cuisine & Community: One13 Social warms its way into the heart of Carlisle
- Food & Family: Otis Harrison takes pride in the quality of his fish, the strength of his community
- Kicking Off: A new national women’s soccer league debuts—and Harrisburg-area Eagle F.C. is the first and only PA team on the pitch
- Best o’ Pesto: Once Upon a Pesto reveals unique recipes using local produce
- May Editor’s Note
- “Come Back to the Movies”: This year’s Jewish Film Festival offers a blend of live, virtual elements
- Gratitude & Hattitude: With “Crowns,” Sankofa revives a musical designed to heal, uplift
- Tasty Ticket: Harrisburg Food Tours showcases the city’s cuisine
- “Here’s the Keys”: Jeannetta Politis takes the reins of Joshua Group, continuing the group’s pro-education, anti-poverty mission
- Heritage Heralded: May event to celebrate, support Harrisburg’s Asian American, Pacific Islander community
- Behind the Seams: Harrisburg designers custom make many of the most unforgettable looks at local proms
- Recipe for Survival: How did Harrisburg’s restaurants fare through two years of pandemic?
- Poetry in HBG: Local poets heal, find meaning through putting pen to paper
- Portrait of a Mayor: For 2 decades, Wanda Williams has made her priorities, her policies known in Harrisburg. Now, she occupies the city’s highest office
- Look Both Ways: Along 2nd Street, Harrisburg is on the verge of righting a 7-decade wrong turn
- 2022 Midstate Table
- Some construction to resume on State Street, as Harrisburg begins to draft project redesign
- Harrisburg plants trees in Allison Hill to celebrate Arbor Day
- Greener Grass: Capital Region Water to begin stormwater improvements at Camp Curtin YMCA
- Burg View: State Street redesign must prioritize safety
- Federal funds announced for infrastructure work in Harrisburg Transportation Center
- Walk artfully with new, informative trail that highlights Harrisburg’s murals, attractions
- Curtain Call: West Shore Theatre announces open house, re-opening lineup
- Winning Ways: See which stories, photos, designs garnered awards for TheBurg this year
- Harrisburg seeks summer lifeguards, parks staff, plans to open Jackson Lick pool
- SoMa block parties to return to Harrisburg for the summer with drinks, music, food
- Taco Time: Popular Allison Hill taco truck to open downtown Harrisburg restaurant
- Harrisburg outlines plan for State Street project redesign after residents voice opposition
- Artsfest to return to Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park with handcrafted items, food, music
- Comcast, Harrisburg partner to extend discount on internet services to low-income households
- Dream On: Teen Summit to provide mentorship, help youth set goals
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- E-sports community gaming center to open in downtown Harrisburg
- Community Comment: Make the State Street neighborhood safe for pedestrians, bicycle riders and motor vehicles
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg University set to launch NFT marketplace to fund student scholarships
- Harrisburg to hold public meetings on State Street redesign, will seek input from residents
- Moviate Film Festival to return to Harrisburg with underground, art-form movies
- Harrisburg City Council approves Allison Hill apartment development and violence prevention contract
- Home prices strong, sales slip, in Harrisburg area in April
- Pitch for Peace: Local soccer tournament to bring together diverse cultures in friendly competition
- Harrisburg mayor proposes use for millions of dollars in federal funds, recommends affordable housing, water park
- Harrisburg designates Walnut Street section as T. Morris Chester Way to honor Black historical figure
- Opa! PA Greek Fest returns live with food, dance and hospitality
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Dauphin County announces summer events lineup, featuring jazz, wine and movies
- Celebrating Three Types of Culture: TheBurg Podcast, May 2022
- Harrisburg announces 2nd Street traffic light update, as two-way conversion continues
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: 3rd in The Burg Preview Weekend; This, That and the Other
- HU adds rockers Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats to its summer concert lineup
- State-of-the-art e-sports, gaming facility debuts at Whitaker Center
- Fund Your Cause: Contest launched to foster interest in regional philanthropy
- Local races set for PA House; Harrisburg-based candidates perform well in Democratic primaries
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Grace UMC marks 200-plus years with service, celebration on Sunday
- PennDOT closer to Market Street Bridge rehab plan, adds separate utility bridge
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Program launched to fight obesity, promote walking, healthy lifestyles
- Dauphin County announces tourism grants for nearly 80 county-based projects, programs
- Local Big Brothers Big Sisters receives largest donation ever, part of huge national gift
- Burg View: Limited Utility
- Artsfest to return to Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park this weekend with art, music and food
- Harrisburg families of gun violence victims to be honored at Italian Lake community event
- Copy That: Dauphin County Library System opens new downtown printing facility
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg Police Bureau swears in five new officers, presents awards of bravery
- A new initiative to combat gun violence in Harrisburg will need community support, participation to be effective, officials say
- Dauphin County, Harrisburg weigh vacant Paxton firehouse for service center for unhoused
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- The Painted Word: A world of creative surprises awaits at “Art House.”
- Let’s Rolls: See how the other half lives, without ever leaving the midstate.
- Beauty & Boredom: If you like your movies slow, “Memoria” is the one for you.
- In a Heartbeat: Bicyclist’s tale of survival is reminder that immediate CPR saves lives.
- It’s a Tragedy, It’s a Comedy: “The Winter’s Tale” will bring magic this month for Gamut’s Free Shakespeare in the Park.
- Happenings: Our June Calendar of Events
- Freedom Festival: This month’s Juneteenth celebration in Harrisburg is set to be the biggest yet.
- Place Your Beats: My Heroes Stage at Hollywood Casino offers a new entertainment option in central PA.
- Soldiers’ Stories: U.S. Army Heritage Center offers an immersive experience in military history.
- Stem to Stream: If you want cleaner river water, you need good tree cover.
- Rhubarb Rules: This month, show some love to an often overlooked veggie.
- Green Getaway: The only destination of its kind in PA, The Nature Inn is an eco-lodge that’s red-hot.
- Downtown Rebound: Harrisburg-based nonprofit helps PA towns envision a brighter tomorrow.
- Sipping Surfside: Harrisburg Beach Club brings the shore to the Susquehanna.
- June Editor’s Note
- Celebration Restoration: Jubilee Day returns to the streets of downtown Mechanicsburg
- Community Corner: Notable June Events
- June News Digest
- Mural Mecca: How Philadelphia became “mural capital of the world.”
- Some Like It Odd: Oddities museum exhibits the wacky, the macabre.
- Agnes at 50: This month marks five decades since the most devastating flood in Harrisburg history.
- Major Impact: A unique organization finds itself at a crossroads.
- A Lasting Legacy: Why did the Jewish Federation decide to buy the former Dixon Center–and what comes next?
- Cycle Sites: There’s plenty to stop and see while breezing around the Capital Area Greenbelt.
- Burg Review: Hats off to Sankofa’s “Crowns”
- Tri-County Housing Development to move office, offer new homeownership classes
- HIP History: Former Harrisburg journalist publishes book about the city in the ’70s, in time for anniversary of historic flood
- Highmark Wholecare, local organizations kick off program to encourage healthy habits for seniors
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg shares new proposal for State Street project, residents offer input at public meeting
- Harrisburg residents march against gun violence, discuss social injustice at town hall
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Gamut, Narcisse offer a fresh, fascinating take on Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale”
- Amped Up: HU Presents to bring “best” concert lineup yet to Harrisburg this summer
- Harrisburg to reinstate Youth Commission, accept teen applicants for board
- Thrifty Business: Boho Hoarder opens in Paxtonia with vintage, thrifted finds
- Harrisburg School District proposes 2022-23 budget, plan includes property tax increase
- Coming Soon: Harrisburg to host free outdoor movies in Reservoir Park
- Harrisburg to open Jackson Lick pool this weekend, announces summer youth programs
- Harrisburg School District breaks ground on new football field, track
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- How does your garden grow? Historic Harrisburg Association to host “Secret Gardens” tour
- Just Keep Squishing: Harrisburg helps prepare residents for spotted lanternflies, offers traps
- Prioritizing Revitalizing: TheBurg Podcast, June 2022
- Harrisburg’s Friends of Midtown to host free Outdoor Film Series at Midtown Cinema
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: “Poignant, funny” family drama wraps up Theatre Harrisburg’s season
- Bob’s Art Blog: Lights, paper, party
- 2022 Tour de Belt breaks records for riders, money raised
- State moves to keep Harrisburg School District in receivership for 3 more years, pending court approval
- Harrisburg-area businesses spotlighted, heralded to mark Immigrant Heritage Month
- 16 apartments headed to Harrisburg, as The Lofts breaks ground in former Salvation Army building
- Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra to offer free summer concerts during July 4th weekend
- Harrisburg to use portion of federal COVID-relief funds for public safety building, personnel
- Black history, culture to be honored at Harrisburg’s Juneteenth Celebration
- Juicy News: Harrisburg residents to open juice bar in Midtown, promote healthy eating
- Lyrical Lesson: Harrisburg Police Commissioner works with local rapper to share anti-violence message with youth
- Home sales slipped, prices rose in May in greater Harrisburg area
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Light it Up: Broad Street Market to ceremonially re-light historic sign after refurbishment project
- And Sold! Cordier to hold another auction of items collected by former Harrisburg Mayor Reed
- Harrisburg entrepreneur opens African food market in Allison Hill to provide for community
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Judge signs order extending receivership for Harrisburg School District for three more years
- Harrisburg asks for participation as it begins study on business diversity, contracting opportunities
- Harrisburg School District receiver, board member in favor of extended receivership to continue improvements
- Music for the Market: The Millworks to host music festival benefiting the Broad Street Market
- Sounds of Summer: Harrisburg Young Professionals hosts annual Italian Lake Concert Series
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg to move forward with State Street project after gathering public input, making changes
- Supporters, officials gather as Jewish Federation unveils flag, dedicates new Alexander Grass Campus
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Plant-based food, vendors to be spotlighted at Plants + Pints Harrisburg event
- Harrisburg Area YMCA names new top official to replace long-time president set to retire
- Conservation Education: City and state to offer youth summertime work, educational experience
- Harrisburg School District passes 2022-23 budget, includes property tax increase
- H*MAC inks agreement, announces partnership with concert promoter, booker Live Nation
- Harrisburg announces plans for July 4th festival, including food trucks and fireworks
- Proposed Uptown Harrisburg residential project struck down by City Council
- Federal Building owner details plans for “luxury” apartment conversion, rooftop restaurants
- Art Becomes Reality: Twists, insights, laughs from “Official Competition”
- Command Central: Susquehanna Service Dogs opens new center to expand mission
- Squid Bliss: Rosemary grills the calamari of her dreams
- Pets & Pests: Comb through your options for the best critter control
- Good, Better, Best: Palmyra man reaches career peak as Westminster Dog Show judge
- Good Dogs, Made Great: Harrisburg’s Great Dog Program trains pups and parents how to have a great relationship
- Treasured Threads: One weaver passes her legacy to another
- July News Digest
- July Editor’s Note
- Food & Family: Kimchee Girl shares her love of Korean cuisine with central PA
- It’s Her Destiny: Amy Brickner takes you to the source for farm-fresh milk, ice cream
- Lost & Hound: Find Toby In PA reunites missing pets with their families
- Hands-On History: New museum, Children of Gettysburg 1863, explains big concepts to Gettysburg’s smallest visitors
- Preservation Dedication: West Shore Historical Society builds a bridge to the region’s past
- Community Corner: Notable July Events
- Net Gains: Harrisburg basketball league brings community, unity to Reservoir Park
- B&B, Breaking Barriers: The Keystone Inn is Gettysburg’s first Black-owned B&B—part of a nationwide small business and travel trend
- Happenings: Our July Calendar of Events
- Down by the River: Bridge it and they will come
- 30 Years Strong: Pride Festival of Central PA returns to the Capitol grounds for a landmark anniversary
- Pipe Dream: New organ enhances church music, worship
- The Det Gets Set: Trails, meadows, restrooms among Dauphin County’s multi-year plan for Detweiler Park
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Italian Lake to grow more eco-friendly with rain garden, wetland area
- Commonwealth Court rules against tolling of I-83, other bridges in PA
- Harrisburg Young Professionals accepting nominations for next “20 In Their 20s” class
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg officials address “chaotic” July 4th festival incident, offer pickup location for attendees’ lost items
- Harrisburg City Council approves affordable housing development, no-cost childcare center
- Start your Engines: Mecum Auctions to return to Harrisburg with hundreds of collector cars
- Harristown to swap out atrium clock for larger stage, new meeting space in Strawberry Square
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Musical Mission: Harrisburg neighbors organize benefit concert to support Ukraine
- Community Comment: Tap into Summer Hydration Tips
- Community to hold memorial for Harrisburg bicyclist who died in crash, advocate for bicycle safety
- Harrisburg’s N. 2nd Street 2-way conversion delayed, slated to fully make the switch in September
- A Dog Named Pursuit: TheBurg Podcast, July 2022
- “Carpets and Draperies” building nears completion, will house apartments, local bakery
- Maclay Street Bridge to be replaced; PennDOT opens project comment window
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Makers and Shakers of Sustainability
- Community Comment: Understanding healthcare coverage–who pays for what?
- “Bleacher Garden” at The Bridge Ecovillage spotlighted during PA Urban Ag Week
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Change of Address: Harrisburg’s downtown post office plans move into Strawberry Square
- Harrisburg to apply for millions in state COVID funding to renovate parks, Jackson Lick pool
- Home prices up, sales slip in the Harrisburg area in June
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Fun Run: Harrisburg Mile to return to the riverfront for 41st year
- Local church to host “Faith Into Action” with Harrisburg park cleanups, block parties
- “Hot Spot Saturdays” aims to get Harrisburg community involved in illegal dumping fight
- Harrisburg Police Bureau to host National Night Out, featuring food, fun, community
- In hands-on learning, Steelton-Highspire students work with Home Depot to beautify school
- Dauphin County Cultural Fest to return to City Island, highlighting the region’s diversity
- Nonprofit to memorialize Harrisburg gun violence victims in art exhibit, seeks families to participate
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Fight Goes On: Local family continues search for cure for their son, raising awareness of rare disease
- And Action! Local filmmaker releases “Turbo Cola,” a heist movie filmed in New Cumberland
- Fun & Games: Harrisburg Board Game Day invites community to connect around the table
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Community Comment: “The lack of civility towards others must stop”
- Community Comment: The bicycle community is “not separate” from the Allison Hill community
- Blanket Statement: Harrisburg students design social justice quilt, display in city hall
- McCormick Riverfront Library to close for a week in August as construction, renovation continues
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Elm Emergency: Giant tree in Harrisburg neighborhood poses safety hazard, set to get chopped
- Strum Fun: Susquehanna Folk Festival tunes up for a return to live music
- Sweet Scoops: Hall’s Ice Cream keeps on churning, into 75th anniversary year
- Community Corner: Notable August Events
- Welcome to the Workday: Junior Achievement’s BizTown gives kids a taste of their future lives
- A Summer Savor: Take your peaches and stuff them
- Musical Mind: A new film explores the character, the work of musician Courtney Barnett
- Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
- The Right Tools: Evolve Youth Trades Academy offers students another path forward
- Musical Notes: Awesome August
- True Blue: Police officers and area youth forge brotherly bonds through “Bigs in Blue”
- Sisterhood, with a Squeeze: Reign and Taij’s Homemade Lemonade makes the summer sweet
- Soldier, Athlete, Leader: Victoria McCallum blends talents, skills to make her mark in Harrisburg
- Mining Your Roots: A trip to coal country helps our writer connect with her great-grandfather
- Fighting Force: Become one with the fun with the Jedi Sith Alliance
- All the Buzz: The Capital Area Beekeepers Association and Pennsylvania State Beekeepers Association are attracting new members, like bees to honey
- Life Lessons: Tri-County OIC helps area adults continue their education, seeks volunteers
- August News Digest
- Good Times, Bad Times: Harrisburg, going up, going down
- Who Picks Your Produce? An appreciation of the workers who get your fruit, veggies from farm to table
- August Editor’s Note
- Up from the Ashes: Dauphin-Middle Paxton Historical Society strives to rebuild after devastating fire
- Harrisburg organization to provide shower facility for the city’s unhoused
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Dauphin County to hold conversation on trauma, responding to violent incident at July 4th festival
- Bob’s Art Blog: Fungi, The Fridge and Friday exhibits
- Roll With It: Bike share program pedals closer to returning to Harrisburg, shares rental locations
- I Scream, You Scream: Free ice cream social in Harrisburg to benefit local Salvation Army
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Stuck Trucks: Harrisburg, PennDOT move to enforce fines for drivers stuck under Front Street bridge
- Blight Fight: With more employees, returning director, Harrisburg increases illegal dumping prevention
- Own an Island: Susquehanna River islands, rich in history, hit the sales market in Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Write On! Harrisburg middle school student publishes book
- At Harrisburg School Board meeting, district staff protest wages, await delayed union agreement
- Cents-ible Event: Harrisburg Coin Club to host 60th annual coin show next month
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- About Time: TheBurg Podcast, August 2022
- Midtown restaurant Pastorante damaged from early-morning gunfire
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg City Council re-opens Youth Commission application, includes younger students
- New mural caps off renovation of Harrisburg’s “Carpets & Draperies” building
- In Harmony: Two local barbershop choruses unite to celebrate 75 years of singing
- Burg View: Stuck Trucks, Run Amok
- Broad Street Market featured in new PA-focused TV series, hosted by HGTV personality Steve Ford
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Artists, community paint mural on Harrisburg restaurant’s boarded-up window after gunfire damage
- Free backpacks, school supplies to be distributed at Harrisburg’s final summer movie night
- Bethesda Mission celebrates completion of new women’s shelter, expanding services for Harrisburg’s unhoused
- Community Comment: Loneliness Can Threaten Lives
- Harrisburg’s Gamut Theatre honors student actor, increases building accessibility
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Amid well-wishers, Shamaine Daniels launches fall congressional campaign, opens Harrisburg office
- A Journey to Serve: Church offers backpacks, supplies, fun at back-to-school celebration
- Harrisburg to host parade for local RBI World Series-winning softball team
- Developer outlines plan for expansive Midtown project, prepares for city approval process
- Harrisburg pizza shop shuts down; employees had filed to unionize
- Downtown Harrisburg apartment project to move forward following City Council approval
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Portion of Harrisburg’s N. 2nd Street to transition to two-way traffic early next month
- Ten Thousand Villages Mechanicsburg to celebrate 30 years of fair trade, community
- Pieced Together: Harrisburg School District unveils community-created mosaic in high school
- Capital Region Water board approves plan designed to slash pollutants into area waterways
- Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market puts out call for new executive director
- Burg Blog: Everyone Loses
- Blacksmith will turn guns into gardening tools, jewelry at interfaith anti-violence event
- State press association names TheBurg “2022 News Organization of the Year”
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg’s Kipona Festival to return with food, music, laser light show over Labor Day weekend
- Harrisburg artist’s work featured as part of Sony’s “The Woman King” movie marketing campaign
- Dauphin County residents can learn about emergency services at “After the Disaster” showcase
- Capital Blue Cross’ Commitment to Harrisburg
- Marathon Misstep, Marathon Miracle: How Harrisburg runners rallied to save a life
- Hoop Hopes: The Central PA Kings take the court with a ball and a dream
- Hateable Yet Relatable: Workplace dysfunction abounds in the cringey, “The Good Boss”
- Community Corner: Notable September Events
- Spectacular September: Something for everyone this month around Harrisburg
- Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
- The Painted Word: For this year’s Gallery Walk, Hollywood comes to Harrisburg
- Market Pace: Food for thought as the Broad Street Market hires a new director
- Green Dream: Pesto pasta is the perfect way to cap off summer
- String Fling: Market Square Concerts presents a timely season
- Empower Play: Steven Williams’ passions feed his fantastical creations
- Now Playing: Historic West Shore Theatre celebrates reopening after renovation, modernization
- Can as Canvas: Local breweries increasingly tap artists for funky, bright, bold label designs
- September Editor’s Note
- Market Makers: Two new businesses open in the Broad Street Market, focused on health and nutrition
- September News Digest
- 50 Years of Feeding Harrisburg: Ecumenical Food Pantry commemorates serving more than 1 million clients
- Donations for Dignity: Groups help battle “period poverty,” promote health, equity, confidence
- A Lifetime in Healthcare: A Q&A with Phil Guarneschelli, the retiring president of UPMC in Central Pa.
- Joined at the HIP: Harrisburg Independent Press covered major city events in the ‘70s, built a community lasting 50 years
- Peaceful Eve: Harrisburg Muslims invite community to “Stop WW3” event, set for eve of 9/11
- The Menaker apartment building celebrates completion of renovation, historic preservation
- Harrisburg coffee, arts festival to highlight local businesses this weekend
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- East Shore Diner spends last day with customers before closing, with plans to relocate
- Good Brotha’s Book Café to open in Harrisburg library, close Midtown location
- Harrisburg nonprofit receives donation with chance at doubling it, needs community’s help
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: With “Antigone,” Narcisse Theatre presents ancient drama for modern times
- Women musicians to take the stage and spotlight at local folk festival this weekend
- Mission to Rebuild: Central PA church helps Kentucky town after devastating tornado
- Harrisburg Police Bureau swears in seven new officers at ceremony
- Harrisburg mayor moves to appoint new Capital Region Water board members; current directors push back
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Full Court Press: TheBurg Podcast, September 2022
- High Cholesterol: Prevention, Causes and How to Cope
- Harrisburg makes final payment on bond spanning 25 years, hopes to be debt free by year’s end
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Settle in for slow-burn suspense with Theatre Harrisburg’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”
- Bob’s Art Blog: Art Hangover, Hanging Art and Turning 100
- Update: Harrisburg’s 2nd Street now will convert to two-way traffic, be completed in early October
- Dishing Out Support: Harrisburg Restaurant Week aims to bring customers to the city’s businesses
- Harrisburg Book Festival to return next month with author appearances, tent sale
- Community Comment: Celebrating Latino Tourism in PA for Hispanic Heritage Month
- Home prices rose, sales dipped, in August in greater Harrisburg area
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Pet owners will “Bark for a Park” at rally for dog park in Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Capital Idea: The Homeless Memorial Blanket Project goes to Washington
- Harrisburg receives $2 million in grants to support park, playground, trail projects
- Update: 2nd Street final paving to begin this week, impacting parking
- Philly-based re-entry program expands to Harrisburg to help formerly incarcerated women
- PennDOT to begin repaving project on I-83 in Dauphin County
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Lois Lehrman Grass, arts patron, community leader, has died at age 90
- McCormick Riverfront Library to close temporarily before grand re-opening following renovations, expansion
- Dauphin County releases upcoming election information, polling place changes
- Birthing a Legacy: Ceremonial bill signing celebrates Hershey woman’s 7-year quest to improve Pennsylvania’s newborn screening laws
- HUE Invitational to host e-sports tourney finals this weekend in Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- M. Camille Erice, Danzante founder, community activist, noted dancer, passes away
- “Thin Blue Line” football game to honor fallen police officers, firefighters
- Reel Good Time: Family Fishing Day to let residents cast a line in Italian Lake
- Harrisburg City Council presents “Unsung Hero” awards to local activists, volunteers
- Harrisburg School District moves forward with re-opening of vacant Steele Elementary School
- Urban Churn launches supermarket distribution, adds Carlisle scoop shop
- Art Imitates Life: Current events make “Call Jane” especially relevant
- For the Love of a Hound: Gulliver’s Run honors a beloved dog—and benefits canine cancer research
- Ode to October: The weather cools, but tunes are still hot
- Taking Turns: After retirement, Robert Gaynes carved out a new purpose in life
- Throw Your Cares Away: Local artist Robin Wheeler shares her joy of pottery
- H-ARR-isburg on the High Seas: Matey, get ye bones to Open Stage for “Treasure Island”
- Market Launch: Fresh Market brings Hershey residents, visitors new levels of food options
- History Hit: Columbia packs a lot into a small, walkable town
- Bites & Beats: Jazzy’s Good Eats opens in Kline Village, serving up soul food, with a side of jazz
- Make Bread, She Said: It may sound challenging, but homemade focaccia is deliciously rewarding
- Musical Reunion: With its new season, the HSO prepares for a homecoming—and a return to happy normalcy
- Back in the Saddle: This month, the PA National Horse Show rides again
- Rest & Rails: Marysville B&B offers visitors a picturesque respite not far from the city
- Happenings: Our October Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable October Events
- Perfectly Planned: Event Coordinator Joy Boudreau makes a business out of doing what she loves, wins local competition
- For Beer, Come Here: It’s just a hop to tour America’s oldest brewery
- A New Day Dawns: For 25 years, Daystar has treated the entire person (soul included)
- Jump for Joy: 40+ Double Dutch Club is a sisterhood dedicated to fun and fitness
- October News Digest
- A Lawyer’s Life: Corky Goldstein has handled some of the highest-profile criminal cases in Harrisburg. After 50-plus years, he’s finally putting down his briefcase.
- October Editor’s Note
- Mini But Mighty: Community members find a tiny way to combat food insecurity in their neighborhoods
- The Stroad to Success: The remarkable transformation of 2nd Street should serve as an example for other Harrisburg roads
- The 4th Annual HYP 20 In Their 20’s
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Additional police presence, safety measures implemented at Harrisburg High School after fight
- Strawberry Square Chockablock Clock to move to Shippensburg University in October
- Harrisburg firefighters stationed in South Carolina to assist during Hurricane Ian
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Cheers & Changes: Midtown Tavern in Harrisburg to close, with plans to sell to local restaurateur
- Harrisburg announces Halloween party for families, trick-or-treating date
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Musical Peace: Market Square Presbyterian Church’s Arts on the Square launches season with anti-war piece “The Armed Man” on Oct. 15.
- Harrisburg to open 2nd Street to two-way traffic next week, completing year-long construction
- Burg Bits: News bites from around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Raise the sails of adventure, fun with Open Stage’s swashbuckling “Treasure Island”
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Take a Ride: Bike share is back in Harrisburg with six locations and more to come
- Home prices rose, sales slipped in Harrisburg area in September
- Listen Up: Americans face threats to hearing, but solutions exist
- Harrisburg Bureau of Fire presents awards, swears in new firefighters at ceremony
- Tree for Free: Local environmental organization to hand out 10,000 trees to community
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg in search of volunteers to help plant trees in Allison Hill, Bellevue Park
- Harrisburg Chamber names recipients of 2022 Catalyst Awards
- It’s Official: Harrisburg’s 2nd Street opens to two-way traffic, reversing 7 decades as urban highway
- Doing the Right Thing: TheBurg Podcast, October 2022
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New executive director hired to lead Broad Street Market in Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Poetry in October
- At community forum, Harrisburg School District highlights new initiatives to address recent violence
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Once, twice: The Federal Building in Harrisburg slated for auction again
- In the Books: Ribbon-cutting marks completion of McCormick Riverfront Library renovation, expansion
- At “State of the City” address, Harrisburg officials tout growth in finances, policing, community engagement
- Harrisburg to kick off holiday season next month with annual parade
- Affordable housing development breaks ground in Harrisburg with goal to provide high-quality living
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Dawes, Elle King slated for Harrisburg concerts in early 2023
- Harrisburg, Dauphin County target illegal dumping with new city-focused enforcement officer
- Two Harrisburg streets to receive secondary names honoring city activists
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- State grants to help fund four development projects in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg parks to get major upgrades as city receives millions in state grant funding
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Understanding Your Healthcare Coverage: Who Pays for What … and When?
- The Painted Word: An artist’s master work takes form in “River Spirit”
- A Light on the Past: “Aftersun” glows with the beauty of memory
- Gilbert & Sullivan & Gamut: Gamut Theatre makes time for some innocent merriment
- Noteworthy November: Autumn tunes to tune in to
- Timeless Ties: History meets modernity in SAM’s simultaneous exhibits
- Fighting Back: Rock Steady Boxing takes a jab at Parkinson’s disease
- Pick Piccata: This lemony dish will taste like sunshine during gloomy November
- The Louvre of Lunchmeat: Roll into Palmyra for a taste of Seltzer’s new bologna museum, store
- Sneaker Feature: Jawns on Fire opens in Linglestown with a deep selection of designer sneakers
- On the Rise: Hattie’s Bread Box Bakery opens in Mechanicsburg—part of a rising trend of home-based cottage bakeries born out of pandemic bread-baking
- Scent-sational Experience: New Mechanicsburg shop offers candle-making workshops, chance to learn a new hobby
- Homemade for the Holidays: Get hooked on North Hollow Threads
- November News Digest
- Sweet Space: Harrisburg bakery Raising The Bar serves up scratch-made treats at a new, second location
- Style Street: Take a stroll down Apricot Lane for a unique boutique experience
- November Editor’s Note
- Books & Boutiques: Women-owned businesses in Linglestown offer unique, custom experiences
- “Support Us”: Facing a tough landscape, Harrisburg’s small businesses ask for your understanding, your patronage
- Mind Your Businesses: A few things I’ve learned about small business in Harrisburg
- Community Corner: Notable November Events
- Night Watch: Volunteers dedicate 25 years of research to PA’s tiniest owls
- Happenings: Our November Calendar of Events
- Unfair Housing: Affordable, decent housing comes at great cost to Governor’s Square residents caught in a maintenance, ownership struggle
- Come see why SVFCU is ‘Where You Belong’
- Additional Harrisburg projects slated to receive state redevelopment funds
- Crow Away: State begins annual crow dispersal to prevent roosting at Capitol
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Get Hooked: Hookers Seafood Joint opens in downtown Harrisburg with fried favorites
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: A joyous, rollicking evening awaits at Theatre Harrisburg’s “Dreamcoat.”
- Burg Review: Gamut stages “triumph” with ambitious, skillful tribute to Gilbert & Sullivan
- Midtown Cinema to host double feature with actor/director Greg Sestero of “The Room”
- Pride of the Susquehanna concludes successful year, boat now docked for season
- Kim re-elected to PA House; Madsen, Fleming also win House seats
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The More You know: Holiday season offers opportunity to discuss family health history
- Developer revises plan for proposed Reily Street building to include more apartments, less parking
- Kick-A** Women: TheBurg Podcast, November 2022
- Marie’s Kitchen opens in the Broad Street Market, serving up homemade Haitian cuisine
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Home sales down, prices up, in Harrisburg area in October
- Merry Makers: New Cumberland’s “Merry Merchants Holiday Market” to showcase the town’s growing creative community
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Greatest Show(s) on Earth – West Shore Edition
- Long-dilapidated Harrisburg mansion restored, will become apartments
- Harrisburg City Council ponders options for paying off the city’s remaining debt
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Theatre Harrisburg names Sankofa, Chang, Sirotin as Arts Awards recipients
- Veterans “Tiny Home” project, Scottish Rite Cathedral among recipients of state redevelopment grants
- Harrisburg School District in search of community mentors to support students
- Rapper Rick Ross to perform in Harrisburg this spring
- Harrisburg proposes 2023 budget, City Council approves large debt payment
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Dauphin County proposes 2023 budget, contains no tax increase
- Downtown Debut: Harrisburg’s Narçisse Theatre Company announces new home downtown
- Still Running: Harrisburg native Ricky Watters is long retired from the NFL, but his life’s work continues
- Standing His Ground: “The Inspection” adds a modern twist to the military boot camp story
- Dazzling December: A winter wonderland of choices to hear this month
- Peppery Christmas: Reader feedback gives Rosemary a seasonal idea
- Timeless Tales: Local author’s children’s books bring the Bible to life
- Happenings: Our December Calendar of Events
- Look Who’s Back: Cindy Lou throws back another shot of good cheer with “Who’s Holiday!”
- Scrooge Muse: Nicholas Hughes reflects on his long-time role as everyone’s favorite miser
- Community Corner: Notable December Events
- Brew Debut: Whiskers Brewing is Newville’s first brewery since Prohibition
- Party Like It’s 1899: Long an escape for Harrisburgers, the Omni Bedford Springs Resort is decked out for the holiday season
- Carols of Comfort: Joy to the Burg, the Christmas music is come
- Merry Kitschmas: Christmas wreaths, created by York’s Liatra Sage, are kaleidoscopes of kitsch
- Season’s Geekings: Have yourself a nerdy little Christmas
- The Gift of Gettysburg: Count this historic town among your holiday shopping destinations
- Passion for Fashion: Presence Luxury Boutique has the high-end goods
- A Real Joy: Pastor of Market Square Presbyterian Church, Thomas Sweet, retires after years of inspiring inclusivity and service
- New Energy, New Cumberland: Revitalization efforts are creating a buzz in the riverside borough
- Committee Commitment: Harrisburg community members work long hours, for no pay, on important city boards and commissions. What motivates these volunteers?
- December News Digest
- December Editor’s Note
- Greetings, Governor: We roll out the welcome mat for our newest Harrisburg resident
- Warming Up: Harrisburg overnight shelters prepare to open for the winter months
- Dauphin County Library System eliminates late fees in effort to decrease burden, increase access
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Santa Claus coming to Harrisburg’s Reservoir park to meet families, accept wish lists
- 2023 utility bills to rise average of $2.55 monthly for Harrisburg customers
- “I Like Myself Now”: How Capital Blue Cross, UPMC in Central PA are helping make Harrisburg healthier
- New lunch, breakfast eatery slated for Strawberry Square food court
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New flavor celebrates 70 years of Farm Show milkshakes
- Project to make Harrisburg’s MulDer Square safer, greener nears completion
- State, local officials to cut the ribbon on new federal courthouse in Harrisburg this week
- Harrisburg School Board elects president, vice president for the new year
- Parking in Harrisburg free over Christmas weekend, trash pickup will change
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg plans to ring in the new year with fireworks, strawberry drop
- Life Lessons: TheBurg Podcast, December 2022
- New federal courthouse in Harrisburg reaches milestone, cuts the ribbon on years-long project
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Report: Home sales dipped but prices rose in November in Harrisburg area
- Bob’s Art Blog: Rebel With a Cause & Holiday 3rd in the Burg at the AAH
- Harrisburg City Council passes 2023 budget, includes public safety, infrastructure investments
- Applications for new Harrisburg City Council member to open in January
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- More Music: Several concerts announced for the the new year in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg police awarded grants for violence prevention, technology upgrades
- Central PA MLK Day of Service set for January, with regional volunteer opportunities
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Market Maker: Lovedraft’s Express to bring alternative vibe, famous burgers to Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- With freezing temperatures on the way, warming shelters will open this weekend in Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Year in Review: The most popular stories of 2022, click by click
- PennDOT to make intersection improvements on Derry Street, seeks public input
- Bicyclist fatally hit by vehicle at Harrisburg intersection, community members pay tribute
- Air Care: When minutes matter, Life Lion roars
- Jam-Packed January: New Year, New Tunes
- Maybe Baby: “Broker” delivers a quirky story and food for thought
- Community Corner: Notable January Events
- Happenings: Our January Calendar of Events
- Saluting America’s Storyteller: First-ever Ken Burns film festival set to premier in Gettysburg
- Comforting Food: You don’t have to love winter to love this seasonal pasta dish
- Taking Flight: A place for connection, community at Freebird Yoga
- Mind, in the Game: Ann Zaprazny helps athletes hone their mental acuity
- Roll, Kick, Pose: Brazilian art of capoeira lands in central PA, with strength, energy
- Sweat & Sisterhood: Harrisburg women dance for health, fun, fellowship at Zoombalicious
- Gift of Thrift: Jay’s Boutique makes dressing to impress affordable, convenient
- Founders Keepers: Hi-tech ideas hatch from HU’s business incubator
- Past Life: After retiring, John Maietta began a busy second career as a history lecturer
- Change Agent: Meet Greg Czarnecki, a man on a mission to impact climate change, one Pennsylvanian at a time
- Stay a Spell: A major publication ranked Harrisburg among the best cities for retirement. We wanted to know why.
- January News Digest
- January Publisher’s Note
- 10 Little Stories: Our editor offers his top Harrisburg news of 2022
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Local, state officials address deaths on Harrisburg roadway, upcoming safety changes
- Harrisburg restaurateur plans west shore dining concept, slated to open in 2023
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Incumbents Pries, Saylor announce election bids for Dauphin County commissioner
- PA Farm show set to return to Harrisburg this weekend, officials expect a strong turnout
- Harrisburg hires city engineer after year without in-house official
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg Police Bureau swears in one of its largest recent classes of new officers
- New women’s boutique due to debut this month in downtown Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Families grieve, solutions sought as homicide rate rose in Harrisburg in 2022
- Apartment project near new federal courthouse in Harrisburg clears hurdle, more approvals needed
- Bob’s Art Blog: From Whimsy to a Wellspring in New Cumberland
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg plans to clear homeless encampment, citing health, safety concerns
- Home sales drop as prices climb in Harrisburg area in December
- Science and Storytellers: TheBurg Podcast, January 2023
- Harrisburg mayor, homelessness activists address plans to assist displaced Mulberry Street Bridge community
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Local officials, organizations, unhoused residents voice opposition to Harrisburg’s Mulberry Street Bridge encampment eviction
- Party Plans: Dance club, speakeasy to open in former downtown Harrisburg bar
- A few months in, new director Tanis Monroy has plans to make the Broad Street Market a “community hub”
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Mulberry Street Bridge encampment continues to clear out as eviction deadline is extended, nonprofits assist
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- “Not Today”: A homeless camp’s remaining occupants struggle to leave, assisted by advocates, the city
- Mulberry Street Bridge encampment nearly empty as city eyes site cleanup, rat extermination
- Harrisburg City Council to choose among 20 applicants for next council colleague
- Harrisburg native Robert Lawson appointed to fill open City Council seat
- Historic Harrisburg outlines “preservation priorities” for 2023; Market Street Bridge tops list
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Coroner rules suicide in death of woman hit on State Street in Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Tax preparation office set to debut in downtown Harrisburg
- How to Help Contain Thyroid Issues
- A Vodka Valentine: Share your love with this spirited sauce
- Layers of Truth: “No Bears” feels like real life, which it sort of is
- The Painted Word: Jonathan Diggs Duke—Harrisburg’s Duke of Jazz
- A Mug & a Mission: Down to Earth Café embraces coffee culture, with a nod to sustainability, community
- February Publisher’s Note
- February News Digest
- One Hundred Stories: Sankofa and Gamut Theatre amplify the “Voices of the Eighth”
- Happily Ever After? “Into the Woods” has new takes on some old tales
- Haze Phase: Harrisburg, I’m ready to get defogged
- Expanding their Footprints: Two area running shoe stores open new locations. What’s afoot?
- Help and Hope: Three years into the pandemic, we’re still learning about long-haul COVID-19
- Fun-Filled February: A vibrant sound for your post-holiday slump
- New Heights: F.L.Y. Fitness helps women feel confident, healthy with personalized training
- Purple and Gold Standard: For 100 years, the men of Kappa Omega have made history, impact in Harrisburg
- New to the House: Inside PA’s most diverse Assembly, newly elected Harrisburg area legislators Justin Fleming and Dave Madsen bring experience, passion, representation
- Streets of Success: Last year, Harrisburg chose a unique way to honor two community leaders: Judith Hill and Rev. Billy Gray
- Community Corner: Notable February Events
- Happenings: Our February Calendar of Events
- Just Fur You: Pet groomer to unleash new shop in downtown Harrisburg
- Heart for Harrisburg: Downtown Daily Bread names new executive director
- Breaking the Ice: Hockey helps special needs participants find new freedom
- Unsung Heroes of Harrisburg: A yearlong project reveals true community kindness in our midst
- Commonwealth buys Susquehanna River islands to conserve, keep public
- Dauphin County Commissioner George Hartwick to run for re-election
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg resumes search for city engineer as candidate declines position
- Modern-style apartment building proposed along riverfront in Harrisburg
- Burg Review: A rich tapestry of history, culture awaits as Sankofa brings back “Voices of the Eighth”
- Two affordable housing projects for Uptown Harrisburg receive Planning Commission approval
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Former Mulberry Street Bridge encampment site emptied, fenced off for extermination
- Bob’s Art Blog: Sweethearts & Folkies
- Harrisburg School District to sell former Woodward School property to affordable housing developer
- Harrisburg City Council weighs possible recipients of federal housing, social service funds
- Dauphin County Prison hires new top officials as part of reform effort
- Senator Fetterman opens regional office in downtown Harrisburg
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Head to Toe: TheBurg Podcast, February 2023
- Home sales dropped as prices rose in Harrisburg area in January
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Threads of life unravel in Theatre Harrisburg’s deeply layered “Pieces”
- Protestors gather to oppose Humane Society of the Harrisburg Area’s scheduled euthanasia of dog
- Totally Cool: Harrisburg to host Ice & Fire Festival next month with activities, ice sculptures
- Capital Region Water, agencies take key step in finalizing clean-water plan
- Unsung Heroes of Harrisburg: A bonus edition of TheBurg Podcast
- Harrisburg nonprofits to receive thousands in federal housing, social service funds
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The PA Latino Convention to come to Harrisburg in September with education, networking
- Employee Assistance Programs Can Help Calm Life’s Chaos
- Burg Review: Wind down a path of villainy, hilarity at Open Stage’s “Into the Woods”
- Hues & Houses: PHFA issues call for mural artists to help celebrate their anniversary, their mission
- Harrisburg School District in search of group to operate Joshua Farm, provide educational programming
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Federal Building in downtown Harrisburg sells again, second time in a year
- Singer-songwriter Jason Isbell, indie band The Head and The Heart to play Riverfront Park this summer
- Dauphin County awards millions in gaming grant funds to area nonprofits, businesses
- Dauphin County housing authority urges landlords to accept housing choice vouchers, will host educational event
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Brain Gain: Creative Craniums aims to strengthen memory for seniors
- Sound of Silence: A deep humanity permeates ”The Quiet Girl”
- The Rain Is Falling, but the Air Is Kind: Creating and recreating Old Ireland at Gamut Theatre
- Melodic March: Something for every taste this month
- Acts of Kindness, Consequence: Humanity, compassion take stage in first-ever Good at Heart Festival
- Retooled & Ready: Post-pandemic, Whitaker Center opened with a new look, new offerings
- Celtic Skelter: Kilmaine Saints music isn’t only about drinking and fighting, but, yeah, there’s drinking and fighting
- One Man, Many Talents: Tory Gates recently published his latest novel, but that’s just part of the story
- Picture Purrfect: Art show, sale to benefit cat rescues, encourage adoption
- Worldly Mission: Trinity High School’s international students stand tall
- Have a Rice Day: Making risotto is easier than you may think
- Way Above O.K.: Holmes-O.K. Lettershop is an institution in Lemoyne—and so is the owner
- Keeping Company: As Pursuit Coworking celebrates 10 years, the founders find new opportunities in a quickly changing work culture
- Life Lift: Medard’s House offers young people a place to go, to grow
- Reaching Up, Reaching Back: As George Fernandez achieves success, he vows to support the community that supported him
- March Publisher’s Note
- March News Digest
- A Past Preserved: Historic Harrisburg Association celebrates 50 years of fighting, saving
- Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable March Events
- Downtown Funk: Harrisburg’s center city needs two things most—people and a plan
- A Change in the Weather: Pennsylvania’s emergency management and environmental experts explain climate change: Why flooding is our top risk—and it’s not the Susquehanna they’re most worried about. But they are floating a number of solutions.
- The Roots, The Struts added to summer concert lineup in Harrisburg
- HPV Vaccines are Vital for Adolescents and Young Teens
- Proposed apartment project in Harrisburg receives final city approval
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg’s East Shore YMCA begins planning for renovation, service expansion
- Nonprofit Focus: GK Visual & Wishes for Drew
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Raise a glass to the gloomy, thoughtful “Thistle & Salt”
- Bob’s Art Blog: Pixilated, Betwixt and Between
- Harrisburg City Council discusses use of federal COVID relief funds, approves debt payment
- Eight Democrats file for three seats on Harrisburg City Council; incumbent Majors opts not to run
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- St. Patrick’s Day parade to bring holiday festivities to downtown Harrisburg
- Hamilton Health Center announces new CEO, other top officials
- Burg View: A Debt Paid
- Resilience Resurfaces: TheBurg Podcast, March 2023
- Harrisburg Housing Authority to begin redevelopment process for Hoverter Homes, receives federal grant
- Home sales dipped, prices crept up in February in Harrisburg area
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- A year later, Dauphin County resident’s fundraiser has supported thousands of Ukrainian refugees
- Great Start: HU Center for Innovation cuts ribbon on new home in downtown Harrisburg
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg celebrates debt payoff, closing chapter on city’s crippling financial crisis
- Cork & Fork in Harrisburg changes ownership; former west shore location closer to opening as Mediterranean restaurant
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Lives tragically cut short in graphic, heartbreaking “Anne & Emmett”
- Bark & Badge: Harrisburg Police Bureau K-9 officer battling cancer honored at retirement ceremony
- “HairStory” to shine light on Black hair discrimination this spring at Gamut Theatre
- Pedal Power: Harrisburg bike share, Susquecycle, returns for the season, set to expand
- Art for All: Friends of Midtown to host craft workshop series led by Harrisburg artists
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “Lights Out Harrisburg” urges residents to switch off lights at night to save migrating birds
- Harrisburg city and school district to host job fair, networking event
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Game On: New e-sports center debuts in downtown Harrisburg
- Hamilton Health breaks ground on Steelton facility, will be fourth satellite location
- Pest Prevention: Spotted lanternflies headed back for the summer; city forester shares mitigation tips
- At ceremony, adaptive bikes donated, provided to children with disabilities
- Harrisburg Housing Authority recognizes demand for housing as it prepares to open Section 8 waiting list
- Tree Time: Harrisburg to plant dozens of trees in Uptown, seeking volunteers
- Harrisburg SoMa Sips festival to feature craft beverage vendors, live music, food
- Community Corner: Notable April Events
- Keys & Conflicts: A music legend struggles in “Little Richard: I Am Everything”
- Happenings: Our April Calendar of Events
- Alluring April: New concerts are in bloom this month
- Make Yourself a Priority: Self-care can help you help others
- Raised by Wolves: “The Jungle Book” and growing up with Gamut’s Young Acting Company
- The Painted Word: Meet Joan of Art
- Mural Magic: Katie Trainer recently completed a grand painting, but that work just scratches the surface
- Reflection & Regret: “The Worst Thing We’ve Ever Done” takes a personal perspective at injustice in the justice system
- Mind Games: STEM Discovery Boxes offer play with a purpose
- What Should I Do? Advice sought, advice given at Open Stage’s “Tiny Beautiful Things”
- Hop on By: El Coqui Bar & Grill offers authentic Puerto Rican food, drinks, music
- Flaky, Healthy: Rosemary urges you to try the “poor man’s lobster”
- Let’s Get Cooking: Does your kitchen need an update?
- April News Digest
- Panes & Gains: As it builds its business, Renewal by Andersen of Central PA opens a window to charitable giving
- Fit for Growth: West Shore Home has quickly expanded from local remodeler to nationwide company
- Hammering it Home: Fourth-generation woodworker Greg Johnson crafts small business success
- Flower Fans: Plant passion abounds at Penn-Cumberland Garden Club
- April Publisher’s Note
- Diggin’ It: Earth Day falls on April 22, but the Harrisburg area is down with earthy events all month long
- Park Perch: Susquehanna Riverlands is a new gem of a state park with a bird’s-eye view of the river
- “Quite a Life”: Judge Sylvia Rambo reflects on her trailblazing career, as her name tops the new federal courthouse
- Pioneer, Powerhouse: For 100 years, Hettie Simmons Love has broken barriers, set standards
- A Tale of Two Cities: In central PA, history is destiny
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Checking In: Harrisburg officials re-open discussion on how to regulate Airbnb
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- A Cancer Survivor’s Story: Putting off colonoscopy nearly cost him his life
- During Child Abuse Prevention Month, state, local officials address protection efforts
- Harrisburg University, UPMC announce partnership, revised opening date for new building
- M&T Bank launches multicultural small business lab to support local entrepreneurs
- HACC adopts 2023-24 budget, includes tuition increase to offset enrollment decline, inflation
- Harrisburg seeks resident input on upgrades to several city parks, funded through grant
- Harrisburg City Council to hold town hall meetings on proposed use of American Rescue Plan funds
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Zeroday Brewing Co. acquires restaurant, revamps menu at its flagship taproom
- Bob’s Art Blog: April’s Artful Arrivals
- New federal courthouse in Harrisburg set to open to public next week
- Rerouting: Fewer trucks are getting stuck under Harrisburg’s Front Street bridge. What has changed?
- March home sales dropped but prices rose modestly in Harrisburg area
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg residents weigh in on city’s proposed use of American Rescue Plan Act funding
- Bloom & Build: Harrisburg activist plans to create park at site of vacant lot in Allison Hill
- Harrisburg School District shares preliminary 2023-24 budget, no tax increase proposed
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Community Comment: Let’s Buy Back Our Block and Put Our Residents Back to Work
- Great Harrisburg Litter Cleanup seeks volunteers for beautification event on Saturday
- Indie-rock band Mt. Joy to perform in Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park, other concerts announced
- Artsfest returns to Harrisburg’s riverfront with vendors, food, music
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Review: A night of sharing, caring at Open Stage’s emotional, thoughtful “Tiny Beautiful Things”
- Harrisburg AAPI Heritage Month Celebration will showcase culture, history, stories of the community
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Money Talks: Harrisburg educator to hold financial literacy courses for students and families
- Summer block parties to return to Harrisburg’s SoMa district, with food, drink, music
- Family-friendly films in focus this summer for “Free Movie Fridays”
- A Medical Milestone: Five things to know about the end of the COVID public health emergency
- Hablando mi Idioma: Melissa Mesones-Ortiz ayuda a Harrisburg a conectarse con residentes de habla hispana, apoya a la comunidad latina
- Community Corner: Notable May Events
- Birthday Bid: This month, the Harrisburg Bridge Club marks its diamond anniversary
- Artists of Honor: This month, Harrisburg musicians, theater company will receive the prestigious Arts Awards
- One Last Chance: A complex family dynamic plays out beautifully in “Monica”
- Stuffy Yet Silly: Settle in for campy fun as Open Stage presents an Agatha Christie classic
- Kitchen Tips: Rosemary shares what she’s learned along the way
- Musical Notes: Marvelous May
- Happenings: Our May Calendar of Events
- Tuck In: Healthy foods are in flavor at Tucker&Co.
- The Write Ingredients: Restaurateur Sophia Nelms shares her secrets, her stories through a pair of cookbooks
- Sweet Stuff: Honey Bee’s Café and Bake Shoppe opens in Harrisburg, creating breakfast and lunch buzz
- Subs, Salads, Skills: Patience, caring are the extra ingredients at Sassy Gourmet
- I’ll Drink to That: Harrisburg restaurateur Adam Sturges masters the art of the neighborhood bar
- Comfort Clothes: Playgowns help children in the hospital focus on being a kid
- Speaking My Language: Melissa Mesones-Ortiz helps Harrisburg connect with Spanish-speaking residents, supports Latino community
- May News Digest
- One Soul at a Time: For Midland Cemetery, National Register designation marks another milestone in long preservation effort
- May Publisher’s Note
- Rail Fail Ready: After Ohio disaster, area first responders stress derailment preparedness
- See How They Don’t Run: Welcome to non-decision 2023
- Harrisburg’s Shamaine Daniels announces bid for Congress, hopes for rematch against incumbent Scott Perry
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- HYP Celebrates 25th Anniversary
- Denied a spot on the ballot, Autumn Fair pursues write-in bid for Harrisburg magisterial district judge seat
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Theatre Harrisburg steps right up with freakishly talented cast in “Side Show”
- Local officials hail new federal funds to help battle homelessness, housing insecurity in Harrisburg area
- Harrisburg Senators to host “City of Harrisburg Family Day,” give out free tickets to residents
- Helping Hand: Veterans Multi-Service Center opens in downtown Harrisburg
- It’s His Party: Puddles brings his “Pity Party” to Harrisburg (crying optional)
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Ride, Remember: Harrisburg event to honor those killed while cycling
- Community Comment: UPMC Workforce Development Programs Help Area Residents, Schools and Communities
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg vintage retailers to move down the block, expand business as Found Collab
- Longtime Harrisburg Vietnamese restaurant rebrands, refreshes menu, keeps favorites
- Park Harrisburg offers new text-to-pay option, aims to make parking easier
- Bob’s Art Blog: The Art of Bonsai
- Report: Home sales, prices dipped in Harrisburg area in April
- Closing the Gap: Steps Toward Health Equity
- Coffee Grind: Harrisburg coffee shop sponsors local up-and-coming skater
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg School District breaks ground on Steele School renovation, reopening
- Harrisburg City Council candidates answer questions, share stance on city issues at debate
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Moviate underground film festival to return to Harrisburg, include filmmaker appearances
- 2 challengers win nominations to Harrisburg City Council; general election field takes shape for city, county
- Hot Spot Saturdays cleanups to return, Harrisburg officials urge residents to help combat illegal dumping
- Say Cheese: Sauce Boss opens in Harrisburg, offering New York-style pizza, wings
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Report: Harrisburg metro places first as “best place to live” in PA
- Bob’s Art Blog: Lyons and Tigers and Bears, Oh My
- River Flow: Summer yoga classes return to Harrisburg riverfront, pay-what-you-can
- Harrisburg Police Bureau presents officer awards for service, crime solving, life-saving efforts
- Harrisburg City Council votes down apartment project after developer declines to participate in affordable housing program
- New at the Top: Members 1st names Mike Wilson as next president, CEO
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Art in the Air: Civic Club of Harrisburg to host spring art show, featuring local artists
- Burg Review: Sip from a snifter of fastidious fun with Open Stage’s “Poirot Investigates!”
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg Police Bureau pledges to address violence at site of recent shooting in Midtown
- New art space, event venue to hold grand opening in downtown Mechanicsburg
- Harrisburg City Council to reconsider previously rejected Front Street apartment proposal
- Power, Resilience, Villainy: “Richard III” is this year’s Free Shakespeare in the Park
- Past, as Present: “Blue Jean” depicts the warmth of community, but also shows how little has changed
- Cinema Celebration: Returning to live format, Jewish Film Fest highlights Israel’s 75th anniversary
- Artistic Policy: In Camp Hill, a new art gallery claims an unlikely space
- Cream of the Season: In June, panna cotta may be the perfect dessert
- Coffee & Community: Nour is brewing a new status quo
- Collected History: Art and activism connect Mississippi to Harrisburg
- Jovial June: Starting off a summer to remember
- River Rhapsody: Mansion Concert series brings intimate, acoustic musical performances to Harrisburg
- Refresh & Recharge: History, shopping, art await nearby in Havre de Grace
- Long Ride: Under new ownership, Pedal Pusher marks 50 years of serving Harrisburg
- Recital, Revival: Harrisburg church kicks off concert series, fundraiser for restoration of century-old organ
- June Editor’s Note
- June News Digest
- Lives, Shattered: Gettysburg’s newest museum focuses on the civilians who lived through the famous battle
- Feeling Peevish: You know what really bothers me?
- In a Pickle: The sport with the funny name is taking the Harrisburg area by storm
- Green Team: Grassroots organization Capital Area Cleanup hosts trash pickups, educates on environmentalism
- Liberation Celebration: Juneteenth HBG festival returns to commemorate holiday, showcase Black culture, art
- Pride on the Page: In an acclaimed book, a local activist collected stories of LGBTQ+ trials, triumphs
- Happenings: Our June Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable June Events
- As Harrisburg prepares to clear homeless encampment, occupants wait, wonder what comes next
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- On Harrisburg’s eviction day for Greenbelt homeless encampment, occupants pack up, move on
- Fighting Back: How One Man is Winning a 30-year Battle with Diabetes
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Heads fall but the night soars as Gamut stages “Richard III” for Free Shakespeare in the Park
- 24 Winners: See which stories, photos, designs garnered Keystone awards for TheBurg this year
- Harrisburg crews clean up after weekend storm tears through the city
- Tiny home village for homeless veterans breaks ground in Harrisburg
- “We are tired of waiting”: Harrisburg mayor urges City Council to vote on American Rescue Plan funding
- New wellness boutique set to debut this week in downtown Harrisburg
- Harrisburg Symphony to play five outdoor dates over long July 4 weekend
- Roasting & Representation: Harrisburg coffee shop, local AAPI group partner on Vietnamese-inspired drinks
- Harrisburg City Council sets date for American Rescue Plan vote, responds to mayor’s criticism
- Summer events heat up in Harrisburg with live music, swimming and kids programs
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg School District proposes 2023-24 budget with tax hike to support future of William Penn building
- Apartment project near new federal courthouse breaks ground in Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Theatre Harrisburg takes the first-place trophy for the hilariously skewed, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee”
- UPMC launches Minutes Matter campaign to promote medical emergency training, education
- Bob’s Art Blog: Better Nate than Lever
- Home sales fell, prices held steady in May in Harrisburg area, says report
- HU Presents adds two shows to its 2023 Summer Series in Riverfront Park
- Harrisburg School District removes tax hike from proposed budget, weighs demolition of William Penn
- Carlisle’s Rick Coplen announces candidacy for 10th congressional district
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Local officials mark Juneteenth, celebrate progress, encourage continued activism
- New Way to Play: Harrisburg cuts the ribbon on Chutes and Ladders Playground in Reservoir Park
- Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg names new president, CEO
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Education on Wheels: Harrisburg University partners with Recycle Bicycle, offers bikes, internships to students
- Capital Region Multicultural Business Lab concludes, awards several area startups
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New content creation, event space opens in downtown Mechanicsburg
- Harrisburg School District to demolish long-vacant William Penn building, approves 2023-24 budget
- Harrisburg’s Fourth of July festival to return, city announces new July Music Series
- Harrisburg City Council tweaks proposed use of American Rescue Plan Act funds, approves affordable housing development
- The Painted Word: For an artistic experience, Venture down to York
- More Catharsis than Comedy: It may not be a perfect movie, but “The Miracle Club” elicits a “strange draw”
- Musical Notes: Sounds of Summer
- Let’s Make It Weird: The Fringe Festival lands in Harrisburg
- Sounds on the Water: Riverfront Park rocks again as HU Presents Summer Series returns
- Italian-Style Summer: Try a light fish dish for a perfect July meal
- Sweet Dream: Valeria Garcia has overcome numerous challenges in her quest to open a French-style bakery
- Take Down, Build Up: For Julia Parkins, jiu-jitsu has a far deeper meaning than just sport
- Kitty Fix: Trap Neuter Release programs depend on dedicated volunteers—and funders
- The Pet Pamperer: New shop brings grooming services to downtown Harrisburg
- Closing Gaps: Addressing health equity benefits all of us
- Cat’s in the Bag: Kitty Town Coffee is all about a good roast—and a good cause
- Positive Aura: New west shore restaurant takes your taste buds to the sunny Mediterranean
- Furplus Inventory: Shelters, rescues struggle in a post-pandemic world
- Safe & Sounds: It’s all good moos at Lancaster Farm Sanctuary
- The Simple Life: Marysville couple creates, embraces an off-the-grid lifestyle
- July News Digest
- July Publisher’s Note
- Vintage & Vibes: Found Collab opens in downtown Harrisburg showcasing local businesses, unique wares
- Happenings: Our July Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable July Events
- 10 Years an Owner: This year, several Harrisburg small businesses hit a big milestone, and their proprietors have something to say
- On the Move: Harrisburg activists work to break down physical, attitudinal barriers facing residents with disabilities
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg Police Bureau swears in new officers at ceremony
- Camp Curtin YMCA cuts the ribbon on affordable homes in Uptown Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Millworks Fireworks
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Community Comment: Lowering Drug Prices through Innovation, Ideals and Collaboration
- PennDOT revises Market Street Bridge rehab plan, adds ped/bike crossing
- Harrisburg brings back downtown al fresco dining for “Second Saturdays in the City”
- Harrisburg allocates millions in American Rescue Plan funds, supports pool renovation, affordable housing projects
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Developer to proceed with affordable housing project, as residents speak out against it
- Harrisburg to fund lighting, facility upgrades at Senators’ FNB Field
- Harrisburg School District receives court approval for sale of vacant lot to affordable housing developer
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market engulfed, heavily damaged by fire to brick building
- Broad Street Market vendors, city residents gather, grieve following devastating fire
- Burg Blog: A Tale of Two Fires
- Icing on the Cake: Harrisburg Dessert Festival to bring all things sweet to the city
- Harrisburg, state officials pledge to rebuild Broad Street Market, support vendors after electrical fire
- Cars, trucks, exotics up for bid as Mecum Auctions holds its annual sale
- Harrisburg area ranks among tightest rental markets in the country, says new report
- Maestro Malina extends contract with Harrisburg Symphony for three more years
- PennDOT officially drops proposal to toll South Bridge as part of replacement plan
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- “This Is Harrisburg”: Amidst support, hope, Broad Street Market holds first market day following fire
- Harrisburg weighs options, hones in on temporary home for displaced Broad Street Market vendors
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Harrisburg Gallery Walk Sneak Peek, Part 1
- Harrisburg-area home sales dipped but prices rose modestly in June
- Harrisburg solidifies plan for temporary structure to house displaced Broad Street Market vendors
- Arts-focused high school, CASA, receives charter renewal from Harrisburg School District
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Purposeful Painting: Live, plein air painting to raise money for Broad Street Market
- HU Presents, YPOC offer discounted tickets to The Roots, while raising funds for area teachers
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg City Council candidate’s nomination challenged, as plaintiffs cite past criminal convictions
- LGBT Center of Central PA purchases permanent home, plans renovations before relocating
- After a long search, Harrisburg hires city engineer with local experience
- Harrisburg’s National Night Out to take place on City Island, build community between residents, first responders
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Review: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit deliver a powerful opening to HU Presents Summer Series
- Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
- Community Corner: Notable August Events
- Messy, Like Life: “Mutt” is a fabulous film that’s also authentic
- Summer Stuffer: A perfect meal for those giant garden zucchini
- Musical Notes: August Is Hear
- Grief, Relief in Room 116: Daughter takes over mom’s second-grade classroom after beloved teacher dies suddenly
- All in the Family: Juggling single motherhood and education, Danielle Martin has received her doctorate, as her twins prepare for college
- Plane Talk: Pilots with a Purpose introduces young people to careers in aviation
- Eye to the Sky: Cedar Crest High School boasts a unique, far-out feature—a planetarium
- Royalty & Representation: Two Harrisburg residents represent the commonwealth in a national pageant spotlighting, celebrating Black girls
- August Publisher’s Note
- Blooming Business: The Meadow opens in Harrisburg with a bouquet of local vendors on display
- August News Digest
- A Visionary Retires: Under Danette Blank, Vision Resources of Central PA expanded its services, reach
- City Wild: In Harrisburg, nature meets human
- 5 Stories of Stories: Angelica Docog brings a lifetime of experience to her new role leading the State Museum
- Canopy Cure: In Harrisburg, trees are vital for fighting climate change, boosting the environment
- On the Fringe: A Fringe Festival Photo Feature
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- New Plan: Developer proposes 162 apartments for former Federal Building in Harrisburg
- UPMC in Central Pa. president to step down, departing for healthcare post in Alabama
- Bicyclists support separate pedestrian/bike bridge as part of PennDOT’s Market Street Bridge rehab
- The Weekender festival returns to Harrisburg with education, music, family fun
- Downtown Harrisburg apartment project gets planning approval, moves next to City Council
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Lamont Jones, supporters defend council candidacy in face of lawsuit
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Harrisburg African grocery store to “give back,” donating food to community
- Harrisburg City Council candidate Lamont Jones to remain on ballot after removal effort fails
- Harrisburg City Council OKs plan, provides funds for temporary Broad Street Market structure
- Harrisburg School District weighs hiring several new principals, partners with city for crossing guards
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Broad Street Market receives significant donation to support vendors, rebuild
- Harrisburg-area home sales drop, prices hold steady in latest monthly report
- HBCU “Battle of the Bands” to come to Harrisburg High School to perform, recruit
- Harrisburg to pave over a dozen city streets by end of fall, with more to come
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Bob’s Art Blog: Send in the Artists
- Bankruptcy filing by owner of Governor’s Square weighed in federal court, solution sought
- PennDOT places rocks at site of former Mulberry Street Bridge encampment to deter people returning
- Dauphin County Cultural Fest to return to Harrisburg with music, dance, food
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Burg Review: “Anything can happen.” Shakey Graves delivers unique, creative night of music at XL Live
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Community Comment: International medical insurance provides peace of mind, lowers financial risk
- Governor’s Square owner moves to change bankruptcy status, seeks more time to find a buyer
- Affordable housing development for seniors breaks ground in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg School District amends budget, hires several new principals
- Harrisburg area residents lost to gun violence memorialized through T-shirt display
- Burg Blog: The Market & Me
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Grant to support diverse city businesses awarded to Harrisburg chamber, following disparity study
- Picture Perfect: Plein air art auction exceeds fundraising goal for the Broad Street Market
- The Migrations of Many: “Cocoon,” a performance art installation in Steelton
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Community Comment: “Political interference must stop”
- Burg Review: The Head And The Heart deliver energetic night for HU Presents Summer Series concert
- Harrisburg students commemorate anniversary of March on Washington with march downtown
- Heroes & Rebels: A Bowie tribute beams down into Open Stage this month
- A Wonderful Bond: A father and daughter develop an unplanned connection in the excellent “Scrapper”
- Maize Craze: Corn isn’t just for cobs
- Musical Notes: Show Me September
- PA Bred, Country Made: Ben Gallaher’s debut album conveys his roots, his influences
- Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
- Getting Sauced: In downtown Mechanicsburg, a hot spot just got hotter
- How Youth Mental Health Impacts the Adult Workforce
- Community Corner: Notable September Events
- Instrumental Conversation: Market Square Concerts introduces its 2023-24 season
- Art of the Harvest: PA Gourd Society creates from nature’s bounty
- The Painted Word: “Art Is…” Gallery Walk at 35
- Oasis for Art: The Art Center is a haven for creativity, community
- Collective Effort: Art, community hit the streets for inaugural New Cumberland Music + Film Festival
- Plant Pioneer: What’s it like to be on the ground floor of PA’s medical marijuana industry? Organic Remedies has a story to tell
- Painting Times Two: Over decades, the Buchanans have shared a life, a talent
- September News Digest
- Keeping It Creative: Narçisse Theatre Co. sketches out a full season from their new downtown home
- The Cherry on Top: Honey Bear crafts worry-free, indulgent ice cream for foodies with allergies, dietary restrictions
- Crowns of the Commonwealth: Harrisburg-area women take to the national pageant stage to represent Pennsylvania, shine a light on important causes
- September Publisher’s Note
- From Ruin, Rebirth: Hope arises from the ashes of the Broad Street Market
- Fire Policy: Now’s the time to reconsider how the Broad Street Market operates
- William Penn demolition halted, Harrisburg School District to weigh other options
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Harrisburg’s Kipona Festival to return to riverfront for Labor Day weekend
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Narcisse Theatre makes a deal with the devil in splendidly gloomy “Dr. Faustus”
- Convenience store proposed for site of blighted gas station, diner, which may be demolished
- Coping Strategies Can Ease Workplace Meeting Anxiety
- PA Latino Convention to be held in Harrisburg during Hispanic Heritage Month
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Burg Review: Take your protein pill and jam out to Open Stage’s “Space Oddity”
- Burg Review: Theatre Harrisburg deftly explores outer worlds, inner worlds with “A Rock Sails By”
- Bob’s Art Blog: Abracadabra & Presto Change-o
- Harrisburg plans stricter enforcement of youth curfew ordinance
- Harrisburg-area home sales soften but prices rise, says latest data
- Harrisburg Council OKs convenience store project on Herr Street
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Local officials address Harrisburg drug overdose crisis, discuss prevention measures
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Local Italian restaurant to open location in H*MAC, serving authentic pizza, desserts
- Smile! Harrisburg ranks among happiest cities to live in U.S., says national magazine
- Voting locations changing for three wards in Dauphin County
- Front Street apartment project able to break ground despite initial resistance from City Council
- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
- Dauphin County shares plans for Detweiler Park improvements, amenities
- Karen Cullings closes the book on her time as director of Dauphin County Library System, retiring this month
- Go Downtown: New report focuses on amenities, progress of downtown Harrisburg
- The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
- Four honorees to receive awards at annual Latino Ball in Harrisburg
- Sprocket Mural Works celebrates new Harrisburg mural in full bloom
- Harrisburg shares mid-year financial update, “largely on track” 2023 with budget
- Harrisburg Mayor Williams shares positive outlook, assesses progress during State of the City address
- Art & Activism: New documentary digs deep into the life of musician Joan Baez
- Relish This Condiment: Italians love mostarda and you may too
- Sliced Right: Central Wedge Cheese Shop stacks it high in Carlisle
- A Single School: Cathedral Education Center completes renovation, opens to students
- A Proactive Approach to Keeping Our Community Healthy
- Stable & Steady: Consistency, service are keys as small Harrisburg law firm marks its golden anniversary
- Musical Notes: Rocktober Arrives in Full Volume
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- Liftoff to Learning: Launch your family to Whitaker Center’s interactive space exhibit
- Honoring Nature’s Artist: Marking 30 years, the Ned Smith Center reflects back, peers ahead
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- Fly Away: State to begin crow dispersal program to prevent roosting at Capitol
- Could Be Yours: Pieces of Harrisburg’s commercial, cultural history set to hit the auction block
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- Community Comment: Capital Region Water marks 10 years of infrastructure, community improvements
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- Harrisburg community activist announces run for 103rd district House seat
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- Carpenters volunteer time, build out interior of Broad Street Market’s temporary structure
- Harrisburg issues order to demolish portion of William Penn building damaged by fire
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- Shifting Perspectives: “Monster” offers a tender tale, is also a masterpiece
- Have Art . . . Will Travel: This month, skate on over to Smith Fine Art
- Musical Notes: Wintry Mix
- Latin Flair: Surprises await as the Dalí Quartet takes the stage with the Harrisburg Symphony
- Anchovy Love: Try a rich pasta dish for a cold January evening
- Skin in the Game: As med spas open in central Pa., practitioners talk skin, self care
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- Good & Healthy: Meal prep takes a nutritious turn at Clean Eatz
- HAAPI New Year: In 2024, you can stay local to celebrate the Year of the Dragon
- Feeling Flexible: Local programs bring a growing trend to the area, offering stretching, mobility-focused workouts
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- Find My Friends: Harrisburg community members share tips for getting connected as a newbie to the city
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- Her Garden Grows: Dovie Thomason uses oral narrative to recover Indigenous lives, histories
- Food Loot: Breadcoin makes change in addressing hunger, helping restaurants
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- Spice it Up: Got Jerk Island Grill & Juice Bar opens in Harrisburg, serving Jamaican fare
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- Lamont Jones sworn in to Harrisburg council, receives pardon for past criminal convictions
- Veteran Harrisburg Democrat announces for 15th Senate district race
- Harrisburg City Council, Dauphin County officials take the oath of office
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- At ceremony, Harrisburg Police Bureau marks new hires, promotions, retirements
- Education association moves into new offices in Strawberry Square
- Broad Street Market vendors react to rent hike, consider future; management responds
- Capitol staffer to declare his candidacy for 103rd district House seat
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- Broad Street Market contracting effort yields one bid for electrical work, none for plumbing
- MLK Day of Service to celebrate King’s legacy, while helping the community
- Intuitive Eating Focuses On Why We Eat Rather Than What We Eat
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- William Penn demolition officially canceled, task force weighs future use of building
- Broad Street Market vendors seek rent hike reconsideration, greater role in decision-making
- Country music’s Maddie & Tae headed to Harrisburg, adding to HU Presents concert lineup
- Interim executive director named for LGBT Center of Central PA
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- Harrisburg Area Food Pantry to move operations to Camp Curtin YMCA
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- Historic preservation priorities announced for 2024, William Penn tops list
- A buyer identified for bankrupt Governor’s Square development
- PennDOT proposes safety improvements to Lemoyne bottleneck, seeks public input
- William Penn task force recommends restoring, using building for career training
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- Harrisburg objects to proposed Governor’s Square sale, court decision postponed
- Broad Street Market director to resign, cites health issues
- Broad Street Market receives large donation, seeks additional ways to make up deficit
- Harrisburg swears in new deputy police chief, promotes officer
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- Resting Easier: Pennsylvania Furniture Mission offers critical help for people transitioning to permanent housing
- A Century of Connections: This year, Schaedler Yesco turns 100, but it’s still on a growth path
- A Founder’s Collection: SAM exhibit threads the relationship between artist, patron, community
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- A Doctor’s Life: Dr. Charles Crampton was one of Harrisburg’s most prominent Black citizens, until the system turned against him
- The Road Back: Treatment and recovery programs bring hope to those suffering addictions
- Musical Notes: Leap into Live Music
- Binding Community: Local educator will host gala to support mission of providing diverse books to area students
- Baked to Perfection: Savor a song and a meat pie at Open Stage’s “Sweeney Todd”
- Stay Awhile: Sankofa, Gamut team to highlight local history in “The Jackson Rooming House: Music’s Resting Place”
- What Price Democracy? “The Monk and the Gun” charmingly shows a society in transition
- Happenings: Our February Calendar of Events
- The Painted Word: Steve Barber—a cut above the rest
- Sweets & Sweethearts: A college couple reunited to open an ice cream shop in Arcona
- Veggies from Heaven: Warm up the winter with a bowl of minestrone
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- Small City Well: To meet its destiny, Harrisburg needs to play to its strengths
- Joyous Journey: The Studio celebrates 20 years with a tribute to its hometown
- Called to the Table: Democrat Justin Douglas became Dauphin County commissioner in a historic win, with plans to make changes
- Harrisburg’s bike share plans for new stations, upgrades this year
- Dig It: HU professor helps identify, describe close relative to T. rex
- Capturing Culture: Local photographer’s exhibit showcases hip-hop, music celebrities
- Proposed rent hike for Broad Street Market vendors significantly lowered as board weighs fundraising options
- Dauphin County treasurer DiFrancesco announces for open state Senate seat
- Broad Street Market lowers rent hike for vendors, receives offer for free services
- Get Going: Movement is the heart of health, says UPMC cardiologist
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- Harrisburg Area Food Pantry cuts the ribbon on new Uptown location
- HU Presents announces four concerts coming to Harrisburg, starting in April
- Midtown Property Management to provide free services to Broad Street Market
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- Dauphin County awards gaming grants to hundreds of local projects
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- Harrisburg sets spring opening for Broad Street Market tent, receives free plumbing services
- Dauphin County offers additional glass recycling location in Harrisburg
- Harrisburg University promotes financial literacy through annual competition for students
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- A Fair Fix: Harrisburg friends open auto repair shop, strive to provide transparent, affordable services
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- Novel Approach: Eight writers combine forces for a new book addressing gun violence
- Your Best Self: Allenberry opens Longevity Center to promote wellness, healthy aging
- The Citizen’s Skeptic: With another election year looming, Dennis Owens is . . . energized.
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- No Signs of Thinning: 30 years of music, friendship and hijinks with The Bad Toupees
- Fast, Funny, Sexy: “Pride and Prejudice” offers a perfect match at Gamut Theatre
- March Publisher’s Note
- Historically Speaking: In Harrisburg, much has been lost–but much has been saved, too
- Solace & Solidarity: Part of this month’s Good at Heart Festival, “Mary Speaks” offers a “classic story of a mother’s love”
- Paint by Nature: Local creators, groups use art to advocate for, promote environmentalism
- Struggle for Survival: Resistance against Nazis highlights festival film
- Harrisburg School District to reconfigure several buildings, grades
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- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
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- Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
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- HU Presents announces indie, country artists bringing summer concerts to Harrisburg
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- Harrisburg’s St. Patty’s Day Parade returns this weekend with music, dance, floats
- Harrisburg residents ask City Council to support call for cease-fire in Gaza
- Food, beverage event returns to downtown Harrisburg for the vegan curious, committed
- Harrisburg School District employees fight in front of students, officials address incident
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- Current, former Harrisburg star athletes to be honored in “Hall of Fame” ceremony
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- Harrisburg to begin spending American Rescue Plan money on affordable housing, other projects
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- Knowledge Is Power: Knowing your family’s health history can improve your wellness
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- Musical Notes: April Sings Forward
- A Different Kind of “Cinderella”: A new adaptation from Gamut Theatre’s Young Acting Company holds surprises
- Musical Milestone: This month, the Harrisburg Singers turn 40, so, of course, they’ll be celebrating with song
- Eclectic Life: Deborah Hershey tells her story through her art
- Embrace the Modern: Kitchen and bath trends emphasize clean, functional design
- April Publisher’s Note
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- Little Tree Life: Jim Doyle has spent a lifetime dedicated to the art of Bonsai
- Peak Performance: Music is back on tap at the Abbey Bar
- People Over Parking: Harrisburg’s parking obsession stands in the way of its progress
- Different Flavors: Dauphin County tailors its libraries to neighborhood character, needs
- Special Bond: Mike Strohl and Laura Woltz were neighbors and colleagues—then came a life-saving connection
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- Downtown Turnaround: Marking its golden anniversary, Harristown reflects on where it’s been, where it’s going
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- Grape Expectations: A trip to Lake Erie resulted in deeper appreciation for PA wines
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- Broad Street Market has space for three new vendors in temporary structure
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