Student Scribes: The Cabin on Pine Creek
Watching from the deck as Lucy chases falling oak, maple and birch leaves, the stillness of Pine Creek and the… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
The Cost of Recovery: As Harrisburg’s recovery plan turns 2, how close is the city to financial stability?
What will it take for Harrisburg to exit Act 47, Pennsylvania’s program for cash-strapped municipalities? Don’t ask the citizens of… Read More
Boys to Men: As a kid, Blake Lynch hung out at Boys & Girls Club of Harrisburg; he now helps build the organization.
The 27-year-old man walks into the waiting room with an air of pleasant self-confidence. He ushers a visitor into a… Read More
Building a Future: Master set builder, thespian, leaves Gamut for the Big Apple.
An “alarm” went out from Gamut Theatre Group last month. Ian Potter, long-time Core Company member, was leaving Harrisburg earlier… Read More
City Beautiful, City Searchable: Digital Harrisburg uses today’s technology to peek into our past.
In 1900, Syl F. Hammill lived at 208 Reily St., Harrisburg. He was a train conductor, not unusual in a… Read More
Hear the Cheers: Harrisburg Marathon reconfigures to be “mini-Boston” event.
Imagine the sidewalks of 2nd Street lined with crowds of people. Their cheers flood the street as sweaty, worn runners… Read More
More Admin Stuff . . . and a Dash of Art: Open Stage and Gamut Theatre name new associate artistic directors.
It’s safe to say that both Open Stage of Harrisburg and Gamut Theatre Group are at pivotal moments in their… Read More
Happenings: Our October Calendar of Events
Museum & Art Spaces 3rd Street Studio 1725 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg Facebook: 3rd Street Studio “The Introduction,” works… Read More
HU at 10: President Eric Darr takes a glance back and looks ahead as Harrisburg University celebrates its first decade.
Last month, Harrisburg University of Science and Technology marked its 10-year anniversary. The school began in September 2015 with 73… Read More
Structural Assets: Architectural exhibits rise in Harrisburg.
Throughout history, says Carrie Wissler-Thomas, humans have “designed structures to live in and to work in and have always enhanced… Read More