Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
A wide river. A rich history. Smooth government buildings balanced by planned green spaces. Meandering streets that twist and turn… Read More
On a typical school day last year, Jada Rosario got up, ate breakfast and brushed her teeth. Then, she logged… Read More
Editor’s Note: This article is the first in an occasional series by students of the Capital Area School for the… Read More
On a beautiful sunny summer morning, I took a scenic drive through Cumberland County to an historic family farm and… Read More
The application was more than 1,900 pages long and contained questions related to core philosophy, underlying purpose and measurable academic… Read More
As the new school year approaches, parents must make many decisions over how they want their children to be educated.… Read More
Most free meals come with just that—a meal. The Unitarian Church of Harrisburg is dispensing more than just chow these… Read More
I enjoyed Barbara Trainin Blank’s article, “Wags & Worksheets” immensely in the May 2013 issue of TheBurg (p. 16). Started… Read More
Last month, Harrisburg School District Chief Recovery Officer Gene Veno and Superintendent Sybil Knight-Burney stopped by TheBurg offices to talk… Read More
“To choose doubt as a philosophy of life is akin to choosing immobility as a means of transportation,” says Pi… Read More