A Field Day for Nonprofits: Harrisburg Hoopla raises money with friendly competition.
Typically, professional athletes compete at Harrisburg’s City Island. However, come June 3, amateurs will have their day to play, while… Read More
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World-Class Discourse: The Foreign Policy Association of Harrisburg recruits speakers of global renown to the midstate.
In August 2016, I moved back to the Harrisburg metro area after a 24-year hiatus. Coming from the fertile cultural… Read More
Long-Term Caring: From helping Civil War orphans to providing for today’s seniors, the Homeland Center celebrates 150 years.
Before the state Capitol building, before the Market Street Bridge and before Riverfront Park, a small charity house opened in… Read More
Mayoral Candidate Q&A: Candidates outline visions for Harrisburg.
Many issues sit on the shoulders of Harrisburg voters: financial recovery, neighborhood development, habitable housing, safety, to name a few.… Read More
Harrisburg in the Balance: 6 candidates vie for 4 seats on City Council.
What would you like your city to look like a few years from now? This month, you’ll have your say,… Read More
Trash Can-Do: The reporters have long moved on, but the struggle against litter, dumping continues.
Johan Pacheco has worked enough trash cleanups to know the drill. When he sees something white amid the greenery, he… Read More
Preservation and Progress: Manada Land Conservancy celebrates 20 years of land protection.
When the Manada Land Conservancy was formed in 1996, its five members were Hanover Township residents who wanted to see… Read More
Another Round: Let’s all toast the return of Harrisburg Beer Week.
The craft brew scene has been bubbling over in recent years, with several new breweries and tasting rooms popping up… Read More
Seeking Re-Dress: Why is she wearing the same outfit all week? Ask her.
The “little black dress” is often regarded as a staple of a woman’s wardrobe. It can be worn to work,… Read More
Meet a Muslim: Conversation, learning on the streets of Harrisburg.
“I’m a Muslim. Ask me anything.” That’s not a phrase one would typically hear going about errands in Harrisburg. But,… Read More