Burg Blog: Strong Message
“This sends a strong message about public corruption.” So said Rebecca Franz, the deputy attorney general who led the state’s… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Reed Guilty: Longtime Mayor Pleads to 20 Theft-related Counts
Former Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed today pleaded guilty to 20 counts of receiving stolen property, ending a decades-long saga that… Read More
Sister March: March, rally in support of women’s rights slated for Saturday in downtown Harrisburg.
From time to time, national issues play out on the streets of the Pennsylvania state capital in the form of… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
We’re continuing a low key January, and I don’t have much for plans but there are some things on my… Read More
Schools Update: Educators share successes, concerns with Harrisburg School Board.
A surprise awaited students at Scott Elementary School when they returned from winter break. Their science laboratory, which they use… Read More
Another Go: Harrisburg City Council member Ben Allatt announces bid for re-election
City Council member Ben Allatt announced his bid for a second term today via a Facebook Live video in… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
We’re kicking off the weekend tonight with a belated holiday gift exchange (and pizza and memes, of course). I’d love… Read More
Mayor Eric Papenfuse Announces for Re-election, Defends Record
Mayor Eric Papenfuse announced his bid for re-election today, listing his accomplishments and vowing to heal rocky relationships with everyone… Read More
Smooth Ride: Harrisburg’s Historic River Walk Set for Repaving
Broken pavement, holes, dirt and weeds—a jog along Harrisburg’s historic river walk can be an exercise in trying not to… Read More
Cows & Ducks & Milkshakes: 101st Pa. Farm Show opens this weekend
It’s that time of year again. Maybe you already can smell it in the air. The 101st Pennsylvania Farm Show,… Read More