Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Later this month, about a week before Christmas, Harrisburg should complete its sale of the facility that the journalist Paul… Read More
In recent decades, the general election for Harrisburg mayor has been something of a snoozer. Most of the action rested… Read More
Little Amps Coffee Roasters is humming smoothly as I push open the door. Two men are bent over a single… Read More
Great futures start at the Boys and Girls Club. But it wasn’t long ago that the economy and other setbacks… Read More
You may have seen them downtown or at Fort Hunter, the Greenbelt or Wildwood Lake. They’re men, mostly young, wielding… Read More
“In this cemetery, we have slaves,” said Barbara Barksdale. “Some who came off the ship, some who were born here.”… Read More
The most memorable lecture of my college years came at the end of a semester of medieval history. The professor,… Read More
Like many cities, Harrisburg’s population is dynamic and diverse. People of various ethnicities and nationalities continue to add intricacy to… Read More
It’s that time of year when the air turns brisk, the leaves begin their showy display and our thoughts turn… Read More
What began as a fake crime scene with real police intervention has grown into one of downtown Harrisburg’s goriest traditions.… Read More