For the City: City Living Workshop provides space, tools to talk about race.
We seem to live in a time of tension. One can argue if this is unique to the present day… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Around The Burg
Pow! Smash! Dance! Superheroes fly in to support the arts in Harrisburg.
Do you have a secret desire to be Superman? How about Spiderman, Wonder Woman or even the Green Hornet? Then… Read More
Schools Update: Educators share successes, concerns with Harrisburg School Board.
A surprise awaited students at Scott Elementary School when they returned from winter break. Their science laboratory, which they use… Read More
Smooth Ride: Harrisburg’s Historic River Walk Set for Repaving
Broken pavement, holes, dirt and weeds—a jog along Harrisburg’s historic river walk can be an exercise in trying not to… Read More
Cows & Ducks & Milkshakes: 101st Pa. Farm Show opens this weekend
It’s that time of year again. Maybe you already can smell it in the air. The 101st Pennsylvania Farm Show,… Read More
Wheels Free: With new apartments and growing amenities in Harrisburg, some residents have parked their cars permanently.
When Brett Comeau moved from Los Angeles to downtown Harrisburg to start a business and close the gap in a… Read More
Sharing Care: Health care flows to under-served countries, thanks to Operation Medical.
For about 25 years, local medical professionals Mukul and Neelima Parikh used vacation time and personal funds to take medical… Read More
Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers: Christians, Muslims gather to dispel myths, build bonds
Last month, Tree of Life Lutheran Church hosted a unique potluck dinner, one marked by great food, occasional laughter and… Read More
Story Super Bowl: Our area’s best storytellers face off on one big night
The first story Tracy Kerchner told moved the audience to tears. The theme of the night was “Homecoming,” and Kerchner… Read More
“Harrisburg Houdini”: Bob Davies emerged from the local hardwood to become one of professional basketball’s most famous players.
The year was 1938, and spectators at the annual John Harris-William Penn high school alumni basketball game didn’t realize that… Read More