Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
The relationship between Dauphin County and the City of Harrisburg is an interesting one to ponder. Historically, the two entities… Read More
This month’s review is another adaptation, this time of Joe R. Lansdale’s book, “Cold in July,” about a man in… Read More
Spring is in the air in central Pennsylvania, and positive change can already be felt in our capital city. A… Read More
I’ve always envied those who are born with artistic talent. I’m convinced that it must be innate because, well, it’s… Read More
Art lovers take note. Gettysburg may be synonymous with “battlefield,” but, for five days this month, the town will be… Read More
The music keeps getting better for Curtis Salgado, a 40-year veteran of the rhythm and blues scene. This vocalist, songwriter… Read More
This June 14 marks the 100th anniversary of the transfer of the commonwealth’s Civil War flags to the Capitol’s main… Read More
On Monday, May 5, a few hours after the Supreme Court ruled to permit prayer at local government meetings, thereby… Read More
In the back alcove of the Midtown Scholar, rows of chairs line the center of the room, filled with children… Read More
On the 200-block of Hummel Street sat a collection of eyesores—a situation too common in urban communities like Harrisburg.… Read More