Peyton’s Law passes, raises awareness of the top cause of death for student-athletes
In the midst of daily COVID-19 updates, it’s nice to get some uplifting health news. Today “Peyton’s Law” was signed… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
The Firehouse plans August reopening, with new owners, new menu
Amid pandemic restrictions, the restaurant industry has been struggling. Nonetheless, a local favorite has opted to reopen. The Firehouse Restaurant… Read More
Maestro Malina inks 3-year contract extension with Harrisburg Symphony
There hasn’t been a lot of good news for Harrisburg’s arts community lately, but here’s some—maestro Stuart Malina has renewed… Read More
Harrisburg Mile gets the green light, with change of date, location
One of Harrisburg’s longest-running summertime traditions, the Harrisburg Mile, will go on in 2020 despite the pandemic. The 39th Annual… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Methods & Meanings
I first became aware of Kelly McGee’s art on “the Gram,” the only social media we use. Her art intrigued… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
The dog days are here, with people slowing down in the midsummer heat. The news, though, never takes a break,… Read More
Two more Harrisburg libraries will reopen next week, DCLS says
Nearly all Dauphin County libraries soon will be open, with the reopening of two Harrisburg facilities next week. The Dauphin… Read More
New COVID-19 diagnoses up again in PA; midstate shows more modest rise
New COVID-19 cases in PA were up again this past week, with the state reporting an average of 800 new… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! Or not, I guess, for those of you who had been going out to bars and restaurants (and… Read More
Gov. Wolf cracks down on bars, reduces restaurant capacity as he reimposes pandemic restrictions
Gov. Tom Wolf today announced significant new restrictions to the commonwealth’s re-opening plan for businesses, rules that primarily affect bars… Read More