Runoff Cutoff: Rain gardens foster health for waterways, beauty for yards
Step into Steve Tambolas’ backyard to see his “labor of love.” “Here’s my little bit of paradise,” he said. “When… Read More
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Steel City Season: Ideas for a fall jaunt to Pittsburgh
Located at the confluence of the Monongahela, Allegheny and Ohio rivers, the vibrant city of Pittsburgh, once known for its… Read More
Community Corner: Notable October Events
October Community Corner Scavenger Hunt Oct. 1-31: Through October, hit the trails and explore fall at the Ned Smith Center,… Read More
October Publisher’s Note
A wonderful part of my job is getting to meet people from around the country and around the world. I… Read More
Musical Notes: Fall into Music
As a certified Spooky Girlie, I am delighted every autumn when the leaves start to crunch and the air begins… Read More
A Viral Phenomenon: How “Ride the Cyclone” found new life with Gen Z
This fall, Open Stage brings the electrifying and darkly comedic “Ride the Cyclone” to downtown Harrisburg, and it’s a show… Read More
Sharper Focus: Annville’s Allen Theatre has new ownership, with a few things up its sleeve
The feeling of spotting a marquee, snagging a ticket to a show and settling in—snacks in tow—is not, in fact,… Read More
The 6th Annual HYP 20 In Their 20’s
HYP will host its 6th Annual 20 in their 20s awards ceremony, sponsored by Members 1st Federal Credit Union, on… Read More
September News Digest
Work Begins on Broad Street Market Interior demolition began last month on the Broad Street Market. Harrisburg started demolition inside… Read More
Here to There: In Harrisburg, the times are a-changin’
Harrisburg is at an inflection point. For the past six or so decades, Harrisburg has been primarily a government town,… Read More