Gilbert & Sullivan & Gamut: Gamut Theatre makes time for some innocent merriment
Events at Gamut Theatre often, well, run the gamut—from Popcorn Hat children’s shows to improv performances to Shakespeare (both indoors… Read More
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A Light on the Past: “Aftersun” glows with the beauty of memory
“When you were 11, what did you think you would be doing now?” This is the question that 11-year-old Sophie… Read More
The Painted Word: An artist’s master work takes form in “River Spirit”
It is impossible to separate the man from the sculpture. Fully immersed in an epic project for 22 years of… Read More
Understanding Your Healthcare Coverage: Who Pays for What … and When?
You visit your doctor and show your insurance card—and they tell you there’s a $25 copay. You get a prescription… Read More
The Stroad to Success: The remarkable transformation of 2nd Street should serve as an example for other Harrisburg roads
It’s nine o’clock on a Wednesday. No, I’m not messing up the lyrics to that old earworm, “Piano Man,” but… Read More
Mini But Mighty: Community members find a tiny way to combat food insecurity in their neighborhoods
They’re popping up outside businesses, churches and on street corners. Newspaper street boxes, metal lockers and even large mailboxes have… Read More
October Editor’s Note
Recently, while covering a story, I met a few women who told me that they love TheBurg. Naturally, I was… Read More
A Lawyer’s Life: Corky Goldstein has handled some of the highest-profile criminal cases in Harrisburg. After 50-plus years, he’s finally putting down his briefcase.
Stephayne McClure-Potts and her husband Michael waited until after 5 o’clock, using the back door to avoid the throngs of… Read More
October News Digest
Harrisburg Retires Debt Harrisburg is getting closer to paying off its once-staggering debt load, following a milestone payment last month.… Read More
Jump for Joy: 40+ Double Dutch Club is a sisterhood dedicated to fun and fitness
Memorial Park in Highspire was hopping on a steamy day in August, so hot that you could almost see the… Read More