Harrisburg to reinstate Youth Commission, accept teen applicants for board
Starting this summer, Harrisburg’s youth will begin to have a greater influence on city affairs. Harrisburg City Council announced on… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Amped Up: HU Presents to bring “best” concert lineup yet to Harrisburg this summer
Harrisburg’s music scene is set to heat up in the coming months. This summer, Harrisburg University Presents is ready… Read More
Burg Review: Gamut, Narcisse offer a fresh, fascinating take on Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale”
In its 29th year of presenting Free Shakespeare in the Park, Gamut Theatre has partnered with Narcisse Theatre Co. to… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
Our June issue of the magazine came out this week with a focus on all things summer! Grab a copy… Read More
Harrisburg residents march against gun violence, discuss social injustice at town hall
For Ralph Rodriguez, discussing the topic of gun violence is extremely important, because it’s one that hits home for him.… Read More
Harrisburg shares new proposal for State Street project, residents offer input at public meeting
Proposed plans for a State Street construction project were on the table for discussion, literally, at a meeting with residents… 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
Highmark Wholecare, local organizations kick off program to encourage healthy habits for seniors
This summer, local organizations hope residents take a step in the right direction towards healthy living. On Wednesday, Highmark Wholecare,… Read More
HIP History: Former Harrisburg journalist publishes book about the city in the ’70s, in time for anniversary of historic flood
Anita Harris hasn’t lived in Harrisburg for years, but the memories of her time here have always had a hold… Read More