Battling Bias: Community Responders Network offers support for victims of discrimination.
It hasn’t been easy for American Muslims since 9/11. Samia Malik, a central Pennsylvania community activist, is aware of the… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
News & Brews: Sure, Harrisburg is just emerging from an historic financial catastrophe, but, hey, where’s the beer?
A lot of reporters go into journalism because (believe it or not) they love government. Or, at least, they think… Read More
Community Corner: Notable Events in April
Leads Over Lunch April 1: The Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC will hold its free monthly lunchtime networking event,… Read More
Hop Haven: It’s a craft beer bonanza at Brewhouse Grille.
As a craft beer drinker (read: beer snob), the first thing I do when I belly up to a bar… Read More
Bit of Change: Harrisburg’s new parking regimen has hit an unexpected snag, but an innovative solution may be at hand.
Terry Sweeney stopped coming to downtown Harrisburg last month, even though several of the restaurants on 2nd Street are among… Read More
Musical Notes: April’s Musical Showers–Lush sounds blossom this month.
April storms in with a trio branded “Brooklyn Country,” and Moviate and Matt Hickey are up to all sorts of… Read More
A Venice Visit: This chicken dish transports you to the land of canals and gondolas.
When I was growing up, one of my father’s favorite projects every year was preparing for the Harrisburg Art Association’s… Read More
Context is King: News has the most value when history, perspective are kept in mind.
“It’s not the words, it’s the context of the words.” – Chris Rock Context. Responsible reporting and analysis provide the… Read More
Education of Note: The Perfect 5th has grown into a haven for musical talent.
Logan Bedard knew from an early age that he wanted to be a drummer. “He started playing at 5 and… Read More
The LUX Life: Across from the Capitol, a luxury residence takes shape.
When I arrived in Harrisburg, I remember being surprised at all the underutilized, forlorn historic buildings, which often were in… Read More