Land Link: The producer and consumer form a connection, thanks to Revittle.
If you see Mark Zimmerman, ask to see a video from one of his visits to a wine or cheese… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
A Mug & a Hug: At Cracked Pot, good coffee and a good cause.
Emily Schmidt learned at a young age that a good cup of coffee and a cheerful disposition can brighten a… Read More
A Deep Dig: Excavation reveals pieces of a long history at Fort Hunter.
Harrisburg-area locals may know Fort Hunter from its many Victorian-themed events each year. But its history goes deeper than that—deep… Read More
Happenings: Our November Calendar of Events
Museums & Art Spaces AACA Museum 161 Museum Dr., Hershey 717-566-7100; aacamuseum.org Buses and their Impact on the Civil Rights… Read More
Born to Romp: With a much larger facility, Keystone K9 can let a lot more dogs out.
When Josh Feldman made the decision to work in Manhattan, he was faced with a dilemma, wondering what to do… Read More
Play Us a Song: Bob Barry celebrates a lifetime at the piano.
Early behavior doesn’t always predict what lies ahead in life. Bob Barry’s mother, he recalled, had the hardest time convincing… Read More
Student Scribes: “Taking the First Step in the Right Direction”
In August, I stepped onto the Penn State Harrisburg campus prepared to take on my final semester as a graduate… Read More
Pet Project: Fido, Fluffy get screen time this month.
It is said that the world is divided into two types of people: cat people and dog people. The evidence… Read More
Artist in Focus: Gabriel Spangler
Some amazing artists call the Harrisburg area home, and we feature their work in TheBurg each month. However, we want… Read More
October News Digest
Harrisburg to Leave Act 47 A bill passed by the state legislature last month allows Harrisburg to preserve its current… Read More