Tough Lessons: Parents, kids were forced to suddenly adapt, struggle after the coronavirus hit.
Two weeks off? Vacation! The rest of the year off? Oh no. This seemed to be the timeline of thoughts… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
May News Digest
Businesses Receive Stabilization Grants More than 300 Harrisburg-licensed businesses last month received $5,000 grants to help them survive the economic… Read More
Strange Food Fellows: It’s all rosy when matching salmon with rhubarb.
As I write this column for the June edition of TheBurg, spring has been slow to arrive. One gray, windy… Read More
Rockin’ on the River: Friends have become pioneers in bouldering the Susquehanna.
Fishing, kayaking, boating—there’s plenty of summertime fun to be had on the Susquehanna River. But climbing boulders smack dab in… Read More
Artist in Focus: Jesse Falcone
Jesse Falcone is all about Harrisburg. The central PA native, who holds a bachelor’s degree in fine arts from Kutztown… Read More
Sweetly Italian: La Bella Sicilia bakes the world a better place.
They say that “stressed” is “desserts” spelled backwards. This familiar quote can be spotted in gift shops across America. I… Read More
June Editor’s Note: Letter from the Pandemic
Pandemic: month four. As I write my monthly introductory note, still stuck in my house, I wish I could say… Read More
Chapter Two: After a job loss, Karla Trout booked a new career.
Are libraries still relevant in the computer age? To Karla Trout, the answer is an emphatic yes. People continue to… Read More
Wolf signs order to shift Dauphin, Lebanon counties to yellow phase at midnight
Gov. Tom Wolf tonight has made it official, signing an order that moves Dauphin County into the “yellow” phase at… Read More
Home Brewed: PA’s craft beer scene highlighted in new series
If there are any winners in this COVID-19 pandemic, television and movie streaming platforms are definitely up there, next to… Read More