Last Blast: Hot sounds then a cooling trend.
We’re winding down the summer with a strong and varied lineup. Soak up the last of the summer at the… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Burg Blues: Singer-songwriter Nina Scarcia returns to her hometown with a soulful “mixed bag.”
Nina Scarcia has been developing her sultry voice nearly her entire life. Born and raised in Harrisburg, Scarcia—who celebrates her… Read More
Passion & Indiscretion: Born of love, Market Square Concerts enters its fourth decade.
It all began at Lucy Miller Murray’s kitchen table in 1982. That’s where and when she conceived of Market Square… Read More
Comedy (and Tragedy) Tonight! Local theaters raise the curtain on a new season.
Romans, revenge, love, hate. Drama, comedy, weird doctors, pies made of dubious ingredients. Harrisburg theaters are alive this season with… Read More
A Selinsgrove Sojourn: Beyond the Speedway, arts, nightlife await in this quaint town.
On April 30, 1988, the people of Selinsgrove, Pa., gathered 33,000 bananas, 2,500 gallons of ice cream, 6,000 pounds of… Read More
What’s a Tomato Pie? Hint: It’s not a pizza.
As Lancaster locals, Karen and Chris Fisher always regarded Pennsylvania Dutch dishes as the perfect comfort food. But, inspired by… Read More
Art Smart: CASA creates a new future as a charter school.
The application was more than 1,900 pages long and contained questions related to core philosophy, underlying purpose and measurable academic… Read More
Opt for Squash: Choices abound for the versatile zucchini.
As I’ve noted before in this column, I am (or was) a terrible home vegetable gardener. This is not good… Read More
Hershey’s Latino Business Resource Group
Hershey’s marketing strategy includes various ad campaigns for the U.S. Hispanic markets. Over the years the ads have run on… Read More
South of the (Harrisburg) Border: Authentic Mexican food is just a short trip away at Herby’s.
On occasion, good things can come from great tragedy. Even great things. A quarter-century ago, Maria Marroquin lost her husband,… Read More