The Roots, The Struts added to summer concert lineup in Harrisburg
It’s time to add some more Harrisburg summer concerts to your calendar. Harrisburg University Presents announced on Tuesday that it… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
A Change in the Weather: Pennsylvania’s emergency management and environmental experts explain climate change: Why flooding is our top risk—and it’s not the Susquehanna they’re most worried about. But they are floating a number of solutions.
It’s one of Harrisburg’s most treasured, beloved landmarks. The Susquehanna River is the longest river east of the Mississippi. Its… Read More
Downtown Funk: Harrisburg’s center city needs two things most—people and a plan
In the early days of TheBurg, I helped out with our monthly distribution, delivering copies to hundreds of locations throughout… Read More
Community Corner: Notable March Events
Legislators’ Forum II March 2: Join the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and the West Shore Chamber of Commerce for the 2022… Read More
Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
Museums & Art Spaces AACA Museum 161 Museum Dr., Hershey 717-566-7100; aacamuseum.org “Racing to the Finish Line,” through April 22… Read More
A Past Preserved: Historic Harrisburg Association celebrates 50 years of fighting, saving
When Tropical Storm Agnes descended on Harrisburg in 1972, the Shipoke home of Bob and Eileen Young flooded 8½ feet… Read More
March News Digest
City Council Fills Open Seat Robert Lawson is the newest member of Harrisburg City Council, as he was appointed in… Read More
March Publisher’s Note
Recently, a friend told me that March was her least favorite month. The damp. The fog. The cold rain. Sure,… Read More
Reaching Up, Reaching Back: As George Fernandez achieves success, he vows to support the community that supported him
When George Fernandez first started his company, he heard a lot of “no’s” from potential investors and partners. He knew… Read More
Life Lift: Medard’s House offers young people a place to go, to grow
“We’re in the prevention business.” So says Saundra Colello, executive director of Medard’s House, a New Cumberland youth center that… Read More