Inconvenient Truth: Gamut stages timely “An Enemy of the People.”
I can’t imagine that Henrik Ibsen wrote “An Enemy of the People” with the idea that its subject matter would… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
The Painted Word: Get schooled in art this spring.
Over the past year, I have pursued art in all its forms for TheBurg. I could be found at galleries… Read More
Tech Traction: Ben Franklin Technology Partners helps promising start-ups get up and running.
When you think of high-tech hotspots, central Pennsylvania may not be the first place to come to mind. But maybe… Read More
Women in Business: Neighbors & Smith
Women in Business: Neighbors & Smith Leanne Walls Owner Live in Color Boutique www.liveincolorboutique.com… Read More
Serenity Now: For Alice Brewbaker, passion, persistence lead to a lovely result.
Psychologist Angela Duckworth believes that grit is a key ingredient to success. In a 2006 book, she described grit as… Read More
February News Digest
Gaming Grants Awarded More than 80 projects in Dauphin County will receive gaming grants this year, as the Dauphin County… Read More
Cold & Hot: Harrisburg gears up for third annual Ice & Fire Festival
The first week of March is forecast to feel more like spring than winter, but that’s OK with the organizers… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! Raise your hand if this week got you … Yeah, I’m ready for the weekend too. Fortunately, there… Read More
Harrisburg files lawsuit against state oversight board, demanding greater participation; mayor accuses board of “overreach”
Comity appears to have broken down between Harrisburg and its state financial oversight board, as the city has filed a… Read More
New home planned for Kesher Israel, as congregation purchases former Riverside Methodist church
Last year, the Susquehanna United Methodist Conference closed many of its churches, and now one has been bought by another… Read More