Glam Rock Odyssey: “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” explores identity, resiliency at Open Stage
In 1998, “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” burst onto the off-Broadway stage with a punk rock edge and an unflinching… Read More
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Sweat Equity: Instructor opens fitness studio in Harrisburg to build muscle and community
Ten years ago, Steve Risner joined his friend, Sherri DelBiondo, to get trained and certified to teach “Insanity,” which was… Read More
Musical Notes: Alt-Feb
There’s a lot to be excited about when it comes to the music scene in the Harrisburg area, as the… Read More
Community Corner: Notable February Events
February Community Corner HBG Flea Feb. 1: Explore the HBG Flea for local art, vintage treasures, curated curios and unique… Read More
The Journey North: An asylum-seeker’s harrowing story of migrating to Harrisburg
Captivity, cruelty and uncertainty describe the journey from Ecuador to Harrisburg for Maria Lopez, her husband Joseph and their 13-year-old,… Read More
January Publisher’s Note
I always breathe a sigh of relief once we’re past the holidays. Call me a Scrooge, but I think that… Read More
News Reviews: So, what happened in Harrisburg in 2024?
The herons flew in and out, riverfront festivals came and went, and another year passed by in Harrisburg, Pa. Per… Read More
January News Digest
Harrisburg’s 2025 Budget Maintains Tax Rate Harrisburg has adopted a 2025 budget that keeps municipal property taxes unchanged for… Read More
Harrisburg, He Is Here: 200 years ago, the Marquis de Lafayette thrilled the capital city, which will now commemorate his landmark visit
Bitterness from a factionalized election was threatening to spoil the nation’s milestone birthday, just two years away. To remind Americans… Read More
No Family Is Homeless: Bridge of Hope offers vital connections, services for unhoused mothers
Brenda Strawbridge understands homelessness in a very personal way. She’s director of development for Bridge of Hope Harrisburg Area, a… Read More