Sexual Abuse of Elderly Woman Was Investigated Days Before Her Death
An 83-year-old woman whom Harrisburg police found dead in the basement of her N. 13th Street home last Thursday was… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Water Rescue: How a volunteer board and a new director reclaimed a public utility.
In the middle of Clark’s Valley, between the ridges of Peters and Stony mountains, is a 6-billion-gallon lake that supplies… Read More
Faces of the Market
In Harrisburg, few buildings are more iconic than the Broad Street Market. Through its 154-year history, the Market has experienced… Read More
Pet Adaption: Even small changes can affect your pet’s emotional state.
Have you noticed a difference in your pet’s behavior lately? Maybe she is eating less, barking more, becoming protective, hiding,… Read More
Book Box: Take a book, leave a book. Or just take a book at the Little Free Library.
In the Broad Street Market, just across from Tep’s Seafood, there’s a newspaper box that doesn’t sell newspapers. Once stacked… Read More
A Place to Romp: Sunday in the park with dog.
Sometimes, a dog has just got to run. Or sniff around or wrestle with a pal in the grass. That’s… Read More
How Will You Be Remembered?: Estate planning = your game plan.
Like most families, I keep a first aid kit in my home… just in case. If some part of my… Read More
Hot Rocks & a Train Wreck: The Flinchy’s jam: good food, a fun time.
Flinchy’s “Train Wreck Deck” was hopping at 8 p.m. on a recent Wednesday night. A pleasant breeze blew across the… Read More
Seen at the Scholar: This month, an urban journey.
Of Gardens by Paula Deitz 384pp—University of Pennsylvania Press Good for fans of: nature, travel writing and landscape design Why:… Read More
This Is Your Hometown: Local on Harrisburg: Hipsters, homeless & Steve Reed.
What does it take to snag an interview with former Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed? Persistence, yes, lots of it. It… Read More