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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Nov. 30-Dec. 4: This Week in Harrisburg
This Week in Harrisburg: Tuesday, Dec. 1 Street Light Conversion Ribbon-Cutting, 11:30 a.m. Derry & Mulberry Streets, Allison Hill Mayor… Read More
Back to the FutureBurg: 20 years hence, alternate visions of Harrisburg.
Awhile back, I wrote a short column called “FutureBurg,” in which I tried to imagine what Harrisburg could look… Read More
Tourist Trap: In November, a two-year stalemate between the mayor and the county tourism bureau finally reached its end. What was it all about?
On a Thursday morning last month, around 11:30, Rick Dunlap pulled into the parking lot of his Front Street office… Read More
Drummer’s Delight: A rap pioneer, B-Luv has experienced great highs and tremendous lows. He now shares his joy of music with Harrisburg.
It’s a mild evening in mid-October. Inside Crawdaddy’s, Bryan “B-Luv” Horton belts out songs and tickles the keys on his… Read More
Choo-Choo Christmas: Toy train displays spark wonder, memories as holiday tradition grows.
For many, toy trains are holiday magic. Children’s eyes grow wide with wonder watching the sparkling lights and colors race… Read More
Steampunk Perfect: Thomas Willeford is a force in a quirky fantasy world that melds past and future.
Two gray gargoyles hung on the white posts of the 1880s-era home, an antique clock mounted on the same. A… Read More
Mansions & Memories: Historic Harrisburg’s Candlelight Tour to showcase Front Street’s finest.
Grab your warmest sweater, a steaming thermos of coffee and a comfortable pair of walking shoes. It’s time for Historic… Read More
Nick Hughes, in the Spotlight: The veteran actor returns for 2 Open Stage performances this month.
At more than 6 feet tall, Nicholas Hughes towers over the rest. You can spot this blue-eyed, lean and lanky… Read More
Ho-Ho Hops: A special holiday brew in every stocking.
There was a time (not long ago) when a “holiday beer” meant drinking the same old Bud or Coors, but… Read More