Dauphin, Lebanon counties to move to “yellow” phase next week, as PA moves to fuller reopening
Most of the Harrisburg area will enter the less-restrictive “yellow” phase of the state’s reopening plan next week, as Dauphin… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Latest PA data shows flattening case curve, elevated mortality from pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic in PA ended the week much as it started, with a flattening number of new cases, but… Read More
Burg Blog: Thank You!
Late last month, we launched our new membership program, Friends of TheBurg, and had no idea what to expect. We… Read More
Daily new COVID-19 infections remain just below 1,000 in Pennsylvania
New COVID-19 cases stayed below 1,000 in PA today, but nearly breached that long-standing ceiling. The state Department of Health… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Calendar check — It’s Memorial Day weekend! What? Yup. OK, for starters, Artfest has gone virtual, and we have some… Read More
New COVID-19 cases in PA follow long-term trend, but fatalities remain high
COVID-19 data in PA continued a weeklong trend today, with new cases flattening but fatalities still elevated. In a late-day… Read More
Artsfest goes virtual this weekend, as pandemic forces annual festival online
The art world is known for being inspired, original, innovative, and Harrisburg’s Artsfest captures that. But this year, festival organizers… Read More
Pride of the Susquehanna still in dock, under financial stress, as pandemic grounds the riverboat
Two years ago, the Pride of the Susquehanna riverboat had a near-death experience after heavy rains washed out much of… Read More
Harrisburg school district to launch new cyber option for students
Come fall, Harrisburg school district students will have another way to learn, as district officials have announced a new, full-time… Read More
COVID-19 widespread in Dauphin County, midstate nursing homes, as state releases facility data
Nearly half of all COVID-19-related fatalities in Dauphin County have occurred among residents of nursing homes, the state Department of… Read More