March Publisher’s Note
Well, that’s finally over. Sure, I know, in the Harrisburg area, March sometimes brings us yet more cold and snow,… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Political Economy: Will “stuff” finally get done in Harrisburg?
Last month, Gov. Josh Shapiro stood inside a cupcake shop in downtown Harrisburg and, before a bank of TV cameras,… Read More
“So Beautiful:” A look behind the curtain of Harrisburg High’s revived theater program, helping students find their voice and a place to fit in
Vocal warmups began promptly at 3:30 p.m. with the typical do-re-mis mixed with humming and buzzing exercises. All 16 or… Read More
Leaning In: A local commission hands women the microphone
When the Cumberland County Commission for Women (CCCW) accepted a major regional award, Chair Brianda Freistat stepped up to the… Read More
A Family Affair: Hornung’s True Value hammers home the meaning of community
Power tools. Pet supplies. Lawn and garden items. Furniture. These are merely a handful of items that one can find… Read More
Spreading Wings: Local parents share tips on guiding your teen into adulthood, while letting them learn for themselves
Have you ever heard of the comparison between raising teenagers and butterflies? When a butterfly emerges from its cocoon, it… Read More
TFEC + TheBurg: Partners in Purpose: Amiracle Community offers space, services for the unhoused
Last August, on a hot summer day, Amiracle Community opened in South Harrisburg, offering space to those displaced by the… Read More
Passion & Intensity: This month, Open Stage brings “Jesus Christ Superstar” to the (very) big stage
Open Stage is heading to The Forum Auditorium, a historic venue in downtown Harrisburg, to present a large-scale production of … Read More
Adventure Together: This month, find out what Dillsburg’s Moon Tree is all about, and help make a world of difference to local kids
In 1971, NASA sent the Apollo 14 mission to the moon, a mission manned by three astronauts with 500 tree… Read More
Back to the Bard: Gamut casts an Iron Age spell with the legendary “King Lear”
“Who is it that can tell me who I am?” Gamut Theatre Group in downtown Harrisburg has long been considered… Read More