July Jumble: This month, little cohesion, but plenty of chops.
Admittedly, there is not much of a theme for this month’s musical selections. However, while July may be lacking cohesion,… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
1 Story at a Time: LGBT History Project re-creates an often-hidden past.
Dan Manedal’s voice still shakes when he recalls the night that teenagers pelted rocks through his windows. “There was nothing… Read More
Water, Weeds & Wilting: Welcome to high season for plant care.
Spring fever is winding down, so now what? It’s time for some tips for the summertime gardener. To water, or… Read More
The Select Few: Our wine guy picks his favorite recent quaffs.
A few weeks ago, I attended my first wine tasting of the latest Chairman’s Selections sponsored by Fine Wine and… Read More
A Better City: We all share responsibility in building community.
PinnacleHealth System has enjoyed being a part of Harrisburg for more than 140 years. What makes our city so wonderful… Read More
Patience and Time: The reconstruction of Harrisburg will need long-term vision, effort.
It’s been six months since the city of Harrisburg has officially been in recovery. Six months since the deal was… Read More
Got a Cause, Take a Jog: Forget about parties, balls and walks; the 5K has become the go-to fundraiser.
After the friends of Jersey Mike Van Jura recovered from the shock of his sudden death, they vowed to raise… Read More
The “Unspeakable” Fritchey: Corruption in Harrisburg? Eh, nothing new.
Ed. Note: Currently, a grand jury is investigating activities associated with Harrisburg’s near-bankruptcy. The city, however, has had a long… Read More
Boy Meets Parking: Can you put a price on love? Yes, it’s $3 an hour.
I have a confession to make: I’ve fallen in love. It’s not your typical romance, and some people might even… Read More
Cats & Town: In Steelton, a community came together to solve a multiplying problem.
When Maria Marcinko took office as a Steelton borough councilwoman in 2010, the community had a budget-draining problem on its… Read More