Hoppy Trail: Best of the West Shore featured in Cumberland Valley Beer Trail.
By the standards of the craft beer industry, Market Cross Pub may be the ancient man of Cumberland County. The… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Around The Burg
Out of the [Home] Office: Can’t work from home? Sick of Starbucks? There’s a better option.
Sometimes, working from home isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Oh sure, it may be cozy to peck away… Read More
Soldier Stories: Veterans share their memories at the Central Pennsylvania World War II roundtable.
Charlie Lloyd is in a race against time. As vice president of the Central Pennsylvania World War II Roundtable, Lloyd… Read More
Splash Down: The ducks have arrived in downtown Harrisburg.
On Wednesday morning, a clear tarp was stretched down Walnut Street. A fire truck blocked the road and blasted water… Read More
If You Pave It: Multiple projects still up the road for Harrisburg.
For those wondering about some big road projects promised this year in Harrisburg, city officials have this message—your wait is… Read More
D.R.E.A.M.S. Come True: Harrisburg native hosts first annual African-American history expo
Area residents will be able to celebrate and learn local African-American history at the first annual African-American Black History Expo… Read More
Love on Display: “Ah, Wilderness” presents timeless tale, fitting finish
A young, naïve couple, a tired marriage and an irrational pairing: Open Stage of Harrisburg honestly portrays timeless themes of… Read More
Up by the Riverside: A close-knit community celebrates 100 years as part of Harrisburg.
You know the neighborhoods of Harrisburg. South Allison Hill. Midtown. Olde Uptown. Bellevue Park. Downtown. Riverside. Back up there. What… Read More
Kosher in the Burg: The Harrisburg area’s options expand to fill a growing need.
Keeping kosher can be a challenge. In addition to the foods that are forbidden outright—think ham and shellfish—other foods… Read More
Service Call: HBG Rotary members come for the networking, stay for the giving.
The more we give of ourselves, the more fulfilling our lives are. Two Notre Dame sociologists refer to that as… Read More