Art Imitates Life: Current events make “Call Jane” especially relevant
Phyllis Nagy’s “Call Jane” is fatefully relevant, and almost painfully so. Not because the film is bad… but more because… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Urban Churn launches supermarket distribution, adds Carlisle scoop shop
A Harrisburg-based creamery is substantially expanding its reach, opening a new retail store and beginning supermarket sales. Urban Churn announced… Read More
Harrisburg School District moves forward with re-opening of vacant Steele Elementary School
The Harrisburg School District soon will move forward with a plan to renovate and reopen a shuttered school building. At… Read More
Harrisburg City Council presents “Unsung Hero” awards to local activists, volunteers
Several Harrisburg activists and volunteers were honored by Harrisburg City Council on Tuesday night. At a legislative session, council members… Read More
Reel Good Time: Family Fishing Day to let residents cast a line in Italian Lake
Next month, families from around Harrisburg can visit Italian Lake to try their hand at a new sport. The city… Read More
“Thin Blue Line” football game to honor fallen police officers, firefighters
Dauphin County Sheriff Nicholas Chimienti expects that an upcoming event to honor first responders will be a touchdown. Chimienti and… Read More
M. Camille Erice, Danzante founder, community activist, noted dancer, passes away
For donation information: Cure Alzheimer’s Fund Latino Hispanic American Community Center… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
It’s finally feeling like fall in Harrisburg! Before you head out for a crisp stroll through the city or to… Read More
HUE Invitational to host e-sports tourney finals this weekend in Harrisburg
If you loving gaming, get set for world-class play in downtown Harrisburg this weekend. The fifth annual HUE Invitational will… Read More
Birthing a Legacy: Ceremonial bill signing celebrates Hershey woman’s 7-year quest to improve Pennsylvania’s newborn screening laws
Lesa Brackbill experienced a full-circle moment earlier this week—closing the loop on seven years of advocacy dedicated to Pennsylvania’s newborn… Read More