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
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Around The Burg
Lititz Rocks: Music, meadows and a good meal, in the heart of Lancaster County.
Amidst the farms and pastures in Lancaster County sits Rock Lititz, a popular hub for A-list musicians. The 96-acre campus… Read More
Style and Substance: YWCA’s “Power of Style” fashion show is designed to raise awareness of domestic violence.
The day that her husband pushed her into a wall was the day that Cherie Faus-Smith left. “It was a… Read More
“Out by Sunday”: With a property sale, a homeless camp disbands and long-time residents wonder where to go next
On Sunday, his community will be gone. But, this past Tuesday, Enos Hake sat on his concrete patio in Harrisburg,… Read More
20 Down . . .: Whitaker Center reflects on its past, plans for the future.
In the late 1980s, a group of local officials sought to build a cultural and science center for the growing… Read More
Generation Now: For Julissa Morales, young people are the present and the future.
At the age of 11, Julissa Morales, the daughter of Mexican immigrants, stood on the state Capitol steps reciting her… Read More
Assessing the Past, Insuring the Future: Over a century, Penn National’s commitment to Harrisburg runs deep.
Call it an executive suite ah-ha moment. Penn National Insurance officials brainstorming the words to describe their company produced “vibrant.”… Read More
A Place to Belong: McCormick Library pilots a new approach to homeless, troubled patrons.
A schizophrenic woman, barred from returning to a homeless shelter. A man talking to “someone that wasn’t visible.” When librarians… Read More
Making Change: Nearly six decades old, the Harrisburg Coin Club is banking on youth, a new venue.
Kevin Tyler calls coin collecting “the world’s oldest hobby.” He may be right. After all, the earliest known currency was… Read More
Whitaker Center to build out new STEM lab, thanks to sledgehammers, fundraisers, wine
When it opened two decades ago, Whitaker Center faced an issue that all nonprofits have to reckon with—how to raise… Read More