One Man’s Legacy: We’re still benefiting from the work of J. Horace McFarland.
At the dawn of the 20th century, Harrisburg was a city much in need of improvement. Sewage littered the unpaved… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Fresh Air, Flowers, Liability: Spring cleaning should include a good look at your insurance.
Ready for spring? Time to whip open the windows to the house, shut down the $4-a-gallon oil burning beast in… Read More
Being in Control: Change your mind about hypnotherapy.
Are there things about your attitudes or behaviors that you would change if you could? Are you sick and tired… Read More
Downtown Living for HU: Historic Kunkel to become student housing.
As Harrisburg University of Science and Technology continues to grow, it has been slowly acquiring housing for students to its… Read More
New Vaccine, Less Pain: New hope in fight against zoster virus.
A 71-year-old man notices a severe, sharp pain starting in the middle of his back that spreads in a narrow… Read More
The Art of Artichokes: This delicious veggie goes great with Easter dinner.
I’ve always thought that the strange looking “vegetables” known as artichokes look very lonely in the produce aisle of the… Read More
Urban by Design: Arooga’s tweaks concept to fit 2nd Street.
Arooga’s owner Gary Huether Jr. had long considered opening one of his sports bar restaurants in the city, but preferred… Read More
The Magnificent Seven: Get to know your Noble Grapes.
In the world of wine there are seven grapes that stand head and shoulders above all others. They have eclipsed… Read More
More Cops for Midtown?: New Improvement District on the table.
Midtown Harrisburg would get an extra dose of police protection under a plan to create a new improvement district focused… Read More