Savage Shopping: New clothing, accessories shop debuts in Harrisburg.
During the last night of their pop-up shops in Midtown Harrisburg, Jeremiah Ross and his partner, Jeannine Harbin, turned to… Read More
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Around The Burg
Path to Success: A beloved fixture, the Capital Area Greenbelt is poised for greater (and greener) days ahead.
Scott Shepler says hello to everyone he passes on the Paxtang Parkway. The woman walking a collie gets a hello.… Read More
Science and Arts and eSports: At Whitaker Center, new leadership and new ideas.
When Ted Black walked into Whitaker Center for the first time, he knew he’d stumbled upon an architectural gem. Constructed… Read More
Nappy Time: Diaper bank fills a need, removes an expense, for low-income families.
Struggling parents have to make decisions that are unimaginable to others—for instance, whether to reuse diapers, allow their child to… Read More
Time Passages: Clock collectors reflect on 25 years gone by.
Time may be tickin’ away, may not be on your side and might not even be your friend. But, recently,… Read More
Houses & Horses: Preserving history in Lower Paxton Township.
The new Lower Paxton Township Historical Commission is on the hunt for horses. Well, not just any horses, but old,… Read More
The New Urban Guardians: How ordinary people played a role in the great crime decline.
On Dec. 28, 1990, in the final days of one of the most violent years in the 20th century, the… Read More
Meet the 10th: The midstate’s new congressional district puts Harrisburg in the center of the action.
Due to a recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling, every resident of Burg territory is living in a new congressional district.… Read More
Hundred Years Young: Kiwanis Club of Harrisburg may be 100, but its mission remains youthful.
Although the Kiwanis Club of Harrisburg celebrates its 100th birthday this year, members don’t really think of it as being… Read More
Fort Fest: Take a visit into the past at Fort Halifax.
The greater Harrisburg area has no shortage of “forts.” That’s because central Pennsylvania long served as a crossroads for settlers… Read More