Native Sons: This summer, show some love to PA’s homegrown grapes.
Pennsylvania is, and long has been, a land of great agricultural diversity, as well as natural fertility. One of the… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
So Awkward: “Eighth Grade” captures the anxiety, discomfort of middle school, like, really well.
Everyone has been through middle school. No one particularly looks upon it fondly. In fact, most people reflect back on… Read More
Where Leaders Learn: Community is in focus at MLK Leadership Development Institute.
In a speech, Martin Luther King, Jr., once said,“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for… Read More
Decade of Dance: This month, Rasika School celebrates its 10th anniversary with–of course–a big dance.
In small studio off the Carlisle Pike, Rachita Menon, owner of the Rasika School of Dance, paced back and forth,… Read More
July News Digest
Report: Tax Hike Possible Real estate taxes in Harrisburg could increase by 105 percent over the next three years, if… Read More
Happenings: Our August Calendar of Events
Museum & Art Spaces AACA Museum 161 Museum Dr., Hershey 717-566-7100; aacamuseum.org International Thunderbird Club Exhibit, through Oct. 14. “Mustangs:… Read More
Foundation for Success: For nearly 60 years, publicly minded college students have flocked to Harrisburg as Finnegan fellows.
Jaclyn Victor doesn’t mince words when asked about her career goals. “I would like to be governor of Pennsylvania someday,”… Read More
Musical Notes: Variety Shows–this month has everything.
Well, the end of summer is drawing closer. Before we bid another fruitful musical season farewell, there’s a lot to… Read More
Green Scene: It’s a garden party at the 2nd annual HBG VeggieFest.
Eat your vegetables! As kids, we all heard that bit of standard motherly advice. As adults, we know how sound… Read More
City Island opens earlier than expected following flooding
Harrisburg’s City Island will reopen today at 4 p.m., earlier than previously anticipated, the city announced late this afternoon. Water… Read More