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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Their Voices Will Be Heard: A story of courageous women unfolds in “Suffragette.”
“Deeds, not words.” This is a mantra that is heartily repeated throughout “Suffragette,” the passionate account of the foot soldiers… Read More
Student Scribes: “Walking with Ghosts: Reflecting on Autism”
Every year, I take a walk that I loathe taking. It entails coming face to face with some of my… Read More
Musical Notes: A Month for Tradition
In November, a number of critically acclaimed traditional musical acts will make their way through Harrisburg. Considering the season, I… Read More
At Anniversary of Downtown Stabbing Death, Police Still Looking for Leads
One year after the stabbing death of Richard McQuown, a state worker who was found beneath downtown Harrisburg’s Walnut Street… Read More
Big Ideas: The City Council write-in candicacy of Chris Siennick.
One evening last week, as City Council President Wanda Williams was walking from city hall to a meeting on parking… Read More
Mayor Unveils Counter-Proposal at “Positive” Meeting with Tourism Bureau
A breakthrough in the standoff over a marketing plan for Harrisburg may be on the horizon, as representatives of a … Read More
Holiday Cheer: Midstate Distillery Set to Open
If all goes according to plan, Harrisburg’s first craft distillery will open next month, as Midstate Distillery today received its… Read More
TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 23, 2015
Welcome to TheBurg Podcast, a weekly roundup of news in and around Harrisburg. Oct. 23, 2015: This week, Larry and… Read More
New Tenants Lined Up for Strawberry Square
Two new tenants soon will land in Strawberry Square in Harrisburg, it was announced today. Harristown Enterprises said it has… Read More