With a Compass in the Stock: Kermit triple-dog dares you to give air rifles a shot.
“You’ll shoot yer eye out, kid.” Ever since Ralphie Parker pleaded for a new Daisy BB gun for Christmas, despite… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Cause for Optimism: In addition to resolving its financial crisis, Harrisburg may benefit from a growing preference for urban life.
We are at a promising time in our city’s history. This is due, in no small part, to the obvious… Read More
Community Corner: Notable Events in January
Cars & Christmas Celebration Jan. 1–Jan. 15: The galleries of the Antique Automobile Club of America Museum are transformed… Read More
Musical Notes: Music in “Man”uary–Wintertime is guy time.
It’s Manuary here in Musical Notes, unintentionally so. Not to worry, I will make it a personal mission next month… Read More
Friendly Fire: Amid department upheaval, the Harrisburg Fire Bureau searches for new people, new ideas.
In my high school, in the office of a well-loved, lefty Jesuit priest, where all the lefty kids hung out… Read More
Financial Resolve: Start out the New Year on firmer footing by making these 3 resolutions.
With the holiday season behind us, we can begin to think about what lies ahead. As we ring in 2014,… Read More
We All Profit: Our new Community Publishers are ensuring the future of the social good we call TheBurg.
The New Year brings a sense of re-birth, excitement and hope to Harrisburg and our region. With a new mayor… Read More
Leading Ladies: For HYP, 2014 will bring new, mostly female leadership–but that’s just part of the story.
For organizations, a New Year can mean many new things—a new budget, new priorities, a renewed focus. The changes… Read More
Music Traveler: Miles and miles gone by, Harrisburg native Koji stops at home.
On the odd occasion he rolls into town, Andrew Koji Shiraki (Koji) spends most of his time at Little Amps… Read More
December News Digest
2014 Budget Passed Harrisburg residents will see no tax hike in 2014 as part of a $77.8 million budget… Read More