Harrisburg Bike Share ends as operating company calls it quits
Harrisburg’s bicycle sharing program is coming to an end, a victim of the coronavirus pandemic. In a news release, Harrisburg… Read More
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Around The Burg
Landmark building in Camp Curtin has a new owner–and a new plan
Originally, it was supposed to be a high-rise apartment building—with a huge convention hall, to boot. It was supposed to… Read More
An appeal for unity, for action at Black Lives Matter rally in Harrisburg
Unity. Peace. Justice. Those words were heard over and over during Sunday’s rally at the PA Capitol, the latest in… Read More
Harrisburg, HDID to close down heart of 2nd Street for outdoor, Saturday night dining
Hey, Harrisburg–who’s up for some al fresco dining? In June, the city and the Downtown Improvement District plan to launch… Read More
Above, Beyond: For some, the pandemic became a call to duty.
The COVID-19 crisis began with a flurry of people raiding cleaning supply aisles and stockpiling toilet paper. Stories surfaced of… Read More
History Keeper: As Harrisburg changes, Calobe Jackson Jr. tells the stories of what came before.
Calobe Jackson nimbly treads a narrow path behind his childhood home. He plants a hand on a low concrete wall.… Read More
Artists in This Time: A Photostory
Our lives and collective consciousness have been challenged and changed through the pandemic, and it’s difficult to reflect on what… Read More
Taking Root: The new Allison Hill Farmers Market to offer healthy foods for Harrisburg.
Strolling through the stands of an open-air farmers market, flanked by the bright greens, juicy reds and sunny yellows of… Read More
Hunger Pains: Innovative solutions, charitable donations meet unprecedented need for food–for now.
Cereal, peanut butter, pasta, sauce and other essential household staples are inside the brown cardboard emergency food boxes. But it’s… Read More
Rockin’ on the River: Friends have become pioneers in bouldering the Susquehanna.
Fishing, kayaking, boating—there’s plenty of summertime fun to be had on the Susquehanna River. But climbing boulders smack dab in… Read More