Burg Review: At Open Stage, a delightful night on the wrong side of Whoville
“Who’s Holiday”: A Review in Verse The night air was chilly in need of a heater. As people rushed into… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
Burg Review: Warm up for the holiday with Gamut’s immersive “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”
Lore says that the fantastical country of Narnia stretches for hundreds of miles, and its rulers may rule there for… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: “Dreams” at SAM
There is a creature that inhabits Easton in the manner it approaches its prey, the cover of night allows it… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
The news came at us from all sides last week—Harrisburg city council, the school district, arts, business, etc. Did you… Read More
Developer halts rezoning effort in Midtown Harrisburg, vows more community engagement in new year
A Harrisburg developer has halted an effort to change zoning for a swath of Midtown Harrisburg, stating that his company… Read More
Sinkhole to Park: City unveils new open space in South Harrisburg
Five years ago, a sinkhole began to swallow up the 1400-block of S. 14th Street in Harrisburg. On Thursday, the… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! It’s a sip @ soma weekend! Top-voted brewery, Levity Brewing, is in town TONIGHT and tomorrow — grab… Read More
Harrisburg moves to sell historic Riverside Firehouse (condition: slightly used)
Have you ever wanted to own a fire station—some reassembly required? If so, now’s your chance. On Tuesday night, the… Read More
Harrisburg revisits proposal to allow greater housing density in residential neighborhoods
Harrisburg is revisiting an ordinance that would allow greater housing density in residentially zoned areas, the latest move by the… Read More
Harrisburg school administration issues revised budget, says district in deficit due to past “mismanagement”
The Harrisburg school district issued a substantial budget revision late on Tuesday, stating that the previous administration mismanaged the district’s… Read More