A Kilt & a Cause: If you see a marathoner in a skirt, it’s probably Camp Hill’s Donald Harper
Many spectators at the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, D.C., last weekend saw an unusual sight: Donald Harper of Camp… Read More
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Around The Burg
State government in the “Spotlight,” as nonprofit newsroom launches in Harrisburg
The news industry may be in decline, but a new reporting venture in downtown Harrisburg seeks to inject life into… Read More
Wheel House: Recycle Bicycle buys permanent home following years-long search
The long search is over. After years of combing through nearly every neighborhood in Harrisburg, Recycle Bicycle has found a… Read More
Turn On Your Heartshine: Pay-what-you-can restaurant, community space headed for Harrisburg.
Kim is concerned about homeless veterans. Yolimar seeks to empower and support immigrant women. Veronica wants to make sure that… Read More
HU’s Darr leads list of Catalyst award winners as Harrisburg Chamber announces 2019 selections
Dr. Eric Darr has been named the 2019 Catalyst Award winner, as the Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC today announced… Read More
Conservationists Bloom: Young people take on environmental efforts and pursue change.
With rising concerns over climate change, leaders all over the country have begun to speak out about sustainability efforts and… Read More
Mission Accomplished: Each year, packed buses leave central PA and head out of town on the summer mission trip.
“Nana, papa, what happened to your house?” asked Kelli Williams’ grandson, when he saw the devastation Hurricane Florence had unleashed… Read More
Fill ‘Er Up: Classic cars, tasty brews on tap at annual Autos & Ales.
It’s probably not often that a brewer is asked to match the color of an automobile, but that’s exactly what… Read More
A Journey, a Cause: A personal crisis sparked a movement to battle breast cancer.
In 1993, Pat Halpin-Murphy beat breast cancer. She could have simply returned to her daily routine, but she felt called… Read More
The Wright Site: At Polymath Park, you’ll find a cluster of work from America’s most famous architect.
Autumn is the perfect time to take a road trip to the Laurel Highlands, where the journey is almost as… Read More