Burg Review: Playwright Paul Hood bares his painful youth in Narcisse’s raw family drama, “Kill Keller”
Brave is the writer who rips open his painful life story to expose all the scars, to re-open all the… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Free garage parking for Harrisburg residents as city prepares for snowstorm
Harrisburg residents will have free parking in a downtown garage beginning midday Sunday, as a winter storm is forecast to… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
It looks like more snow and chilly days are headed our way. That makes it the perfect time to curl… Read More
Harrisburg School District will move to virtual learning for second week in a row, citing COVID cases
Harrisburg students will be back at the computer for another week of school. Following a week of remote learning, due… Read More
New Year, New Issues: TheBurg Podcast, January 2022
New Year, new you? Nope, we’re not going there in 2022. Public sentiment amid a pandemic calls for a new… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Plan your weekend with my weekly list of things to do around Harrisburg and central PA! Scroll down or use… Read More
Home sales, prices rose modestly in the Harrisburg area in December
Harrisburg-area home sales and prices both ticked higher last month, ending a strong year for previously owned houses. In the… Read More
Long-time home of The Plum in downtown Harrisburg sold, to become apartment building
One of downtown Harrisburg’s oldest stores has closed up shop, and now its landmark building is slated to become a… Read More
PennDOT adds second time to next week’s open house for Market Street Bridge project
The PA Department of Transportation has added a second time slot for an open house slated for next week for… Read More
Riverfront Park will rock again, as HU’s summer concert series returns
Last year, Harrisburg University brought concerts back to Riverfront Park following a pandemic-related halt. HU now is back at it,… Read More