A Java Well Done: Peter Leonard steps into new leadership role, shares his vision for Little Amps
If you’ve visited a Little Amps location, you know the vibe. It’s modern and hip, with exposed brick walls, yet… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Waste Not: Lee Casher helps connect those who have food with those who need it
It all started around three years ago with a handshake and a load of day-old bananas. Today, the Save The… Read More
The Painted Word: On the hunt for art at Gallery Walk
Harrisburg’s annual art showcase, Gallery Walk, is nearly upon on us. The 32nd edition features a number of special treasures,… Read More
Vampire Logic: What I learned about COVID by starring in a horror movie
About eight years ago, I was in a weird, and admittedly, terrible movie. Although I wasn’t a lead, I played… Read More
Banking on Beer: New Brew Barons Beer Trail taps into tourist trend
If Dauphin County were a city, it would be in the top 30, nationwide, for breweries per capita. Based on… Read More
Quarantune: Nearly York turns lemons into longevity
We all know those songs that just feel like summer. They’re the ones we turn up on a windows-down drive… Read More
Runs in the Family: The Washingtons rediscover their love of art, create gallery for city hall
Dynellia Washington remembers seeing her name in the newspaper when she was young. She won second place in an art… Read More
Happenings: Our September Calendar of Events
Museums & Art Spaces AACA Museum 161 Museum Dr., Hershey 717-566-7100; aacamuseum.org “Yes, We Drive These Cars!” exhibition of early… Read More
September Editor’s Note
Once a year, TheBurg features a special dining section that we call “Midstate Table.” Midstate Table is a paid advertising… Read More
Last Chance Dessert: There’s still enough fresh fruit available to make a delicious peach pie
When my sons were small, countless summer hours were spent at Little League baseball games, the local pool called “Sun… Read More