Harrisburg City Council passes bill to create police advisory committee
After months of debate, Harrisburg City Council has approved creating a new citizen’s body that will focus on police accountability.… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Harrisburg University to hold pre-bid meeting for building contractors
Harrisburg University will hold a virtual meeting for potential contractors on Wednesday, as it moves towards beginning construction on its… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Bill and Russ’s Excellent Adventures; “La Petite” at the Art Association
Does life imitate art or is it the other way around? You may have thought for a second I made… Read More
The Millworks is set to reopen, with new air filtration system, pandemic measures in place
There’s a rare ray of light on the Harrisburg restaurant scene, as The Millworks plans to reopen on Wednesday. Owner… Read More
Boutique fitness center set to open in downtown Harrisburg
Downtown Harrisburg has a new place to break a sweat, as a fitness center is slated to open this month.… Read More
Dueling rallies, tense moments as Trump, Biden supporters face each other down at PA Capitol
Worlds—and worldviews—collided today at the PA Capitol in Harrisburg, as supporters of the two presidential claimants held competing rallies, with… Read More
Burg Review: “Poirot Investigates!” a funny, fussy affair from Open Stage
Open Stage blends a cozy mystery, British comedy and French farce with one of Agatha Christie’s oft-repeated and longest-running characters,… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
With presidential election results still pending, it’s like one big waiting game. While you anticipate the next move, catch up… Read More
New COVID-19 cases continue to surge in PA, reaching new daily, weekly highs
COVID-19 cases again reached new highs over the past week, with new diagnoses breaking several daily records. Since last Friday,… Read More
Nonprofit proposes “tiny house” community for homeless veterans on former steel factory site
Facebook has been blamed for everything from political division to spreading fake news, but, to Tom Zimmerman, it also can… Read More