Student Scribes: Sorry Storm
the storm often dampens summer I apologize for sopping leaves harshly ripping through the woods fresh soil now bleeding mud… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Beer Pioneer: This month, Appalachian Brewing Co. marks 20 years making craft suds.
It was the mid-1990s, and Harrisburg residents Jack Sproch and Shawn Gallagher were two local guys interested in starting a… Read More
See How They Run: This election, give some thought to how candidates conduct their campaigns.
Every couple of years, I get myself into trouble. Well, not trouble exactly, but my office line rings, my cell… Read More
Mayoral Candidate Q&A: Candidates outline visions for Harrisburg.
Many issues sit on the shoulders of Harrisburg voters: financial recovery, neighborhood development, habitable housing, safety, to name a few.… Read More
Natural Selections: Unearthing the creative process behind “Art in the Wild.”
You already may be familiar with “Art in the Wild.” The annual outdoor exhibit, now in its fifth year, showcases… Read More
Harrisburg in the Balance: 6 candidates vie for 4 seats on City Council.
What would you like your city to look like a few years from now? This month, you’ll have your say,… Read More
May News Digest
3rd Street Repaving Set The repaving of 3rd Street in Harrisburg should begin in July, with disruptions expected along the… Read More
This Is the End: State closes Harrisburg corruption probe with suggestions, not charges.
The years-long public corruption probe of former Harrisburg Mayor Steve Reed and his associates ended with a whimper today, as… Read More
Burg Blog: Credit Is Due
Last weekend, some good friends from Washington, D.C., came up to Harrisburg for a visit. They’d been here before, but… Read More
City Council Update: Council moves to improve roadways, bus stops
City Council last night made several moves to improve Harrisburg’s infrastructure, though only one such move will be immediately obvious… Read More