Water Ways: Freed from crisis mode, Capital Region Water focuses on needs today, upgrades for tomorrow.
There’s so much to do. Like a homeowner restoring a neglected house or a certain solid waste authority rehabbing a… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Going, Gone: The last day for a furniture store, another day on Market Street.
We got registers. Anybody want these old registers? We got $10. $10 on these old registers. Sold. We got these… Read More
Pierogi Perfect: Bite into pillows of delight at Pikowski’s.
When I began pondering pierogi for this story, I was transported back in time to the small, carpeted kitchen of… Read More
His Back to the Wall: The tough road behind, ahead, for Howard Henry.
Howard Henry fixes things. Since Nov. 15, 1998, he has fixed automobiles at Howard Tire & Auto on Cameron Street… Read More
Trimmed with Fun: Spirit meets silly with “Merry Kitsch-mas.”
It’s been a rough year for many, as the extended political season often served more to divide than unite us.… Read More
New Kid in Town: Rabbi Friedman brings youth–and fresh ideas–to Kesher Israel.
Congregation Kesher Israel has experienced a rabbinic changing of the guard. Rabbi Akiva Males, who shepherded the Uptown Harrisburg Modern… Read More
A Night at the Opera: Harrisburg may not be the opera town it once was, but you can still find maestros, divas and even prima donnas.
Not long ago, you could clasp your binoculars in your opera gloves and set out to a local venue to… Read More
Primary Care Options: The doctor will see you now.
When a sudden illness or injury interrupts your day or night, you may think you need to be seen and… Read More
Wine Course: For the PA Wine Society, learning is a pleasure.
I wish I had known about the Pennsylvania Wine Society when I first became interested in wine. I remember thinking,… Read More
November News Digest
Martin-Roberts Declares for Mayor The race for Harrisburg mayor got off to an early start last month, as former City… Read More