Mural project to bring color, brighten up hospital walls for teenaged patients
Right now, if you stepped inside the adolescent floor of the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute (PPI), you’d be greeted by plain,… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
To Wag and Serve: This PA Capitol police rookie is young, friendly and may just lick your hand
When you think of a police dog, you may envision a large German shepherd with sharp teeth and a menacing… Read More
Coffee & Equity: Battle for fair wages taken to Broad Street Market
What gets you going in the morning? A strong cup of coffee? In Elementary Coffee Co.’s case, it’s strong coffee… Read More
HMAC Sale Complete: Venue now under new ownership, renovations to begin
The House of Music, Arts & Culture (HMAC) has sold, as a new ownership group closed this morning on a… Read More
Comment? Complaint? Public meeting planned for Harrisburg’s parking system
Do have a comment or a complaint about parking? It’s Harrisburg—so it’s likely that you do. On Tuesday, you’ll have… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! Hey hey long weekend — what are your plans? Tonight we’re headed to Bo’s daycare spring program, which… Read More
Burg Blog: They’re Out
I’ve been covering politics in Harrisburg for a decade, and, during that time, there have been three “change” elections in… Read More
Challengers sweep Harrisburg school board race; incumbents prevail for City Council
Voter turnout may have been light, but the impact of Tuesday’s election on Harrisburg could be huge, as challengers for… Read More
Art on the Water: Artsfest returns, marking 52 years in Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park.
A chilly breeze blew in from the Susquehanna River this morning, making it seem more like late April than late… Read More
New entrance, business center debuts at Fredricksen Library
Officials with the Cleve J. Fredricksen Library yesterday cut the ribbon on two just-completed projects—a new lower-level entrance and a… Read More