Century of Grace: For 100 years, the Parkway has watched the river run
At 100 years old, this regal Front Street landmark looks good for her age, but love, care and pride have… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Six Months in the Mirror: Strange days, indeed
In the news business, big surprises are few. At first blush, that may sound strange because isn’t novelty intrinsic to… Read More
Voices of Our Community: Dr. Kimeka Campbell
Following the death of George Floyd and the nationwide and local Black Lives Matter protests, we asked several members of… Read More
Run On: Amid pandemic, many find therapy on the run
A body in motion tends to stay in motion. Sound familiar? It’s part of Sir Isaac Newton’s first law of… Read More
Flea Forward: HBG Flea vendors switch to online sales, but miss their community
The COVID-19 crisis switched strolling through stores to scrolling online. Not that people hadn’t been doing that already—I mean, they’re… Read More
A June to Remember: Revisiting a month of history
The Black Lives Matter movement dominated our news coverage over the past month, as thousands of people gathered for protests… Read More
July News Digest
Harrisburg Adopts “8 Can’t Wait” Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse last month announced the city’s plan to evaluate and rewrite its… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
This week may not have been quite as jam-packed as last, but there was still plenty of news, including several… Read More
PA averaged about 500 new daily COVID-19 cases over past week, state says
New COVID-19 cases in PA remained relatively stable this week, with the state reporting an average of just over 500… Read More
Burg Books: “Out in Central Pennsylvania” tells story of our area’s LGBTQ community
Despite being born in Arizona, William Burton spent the majority of his life in big cities. As soon as he… Read More