Vegan meal, with a side of personal triumph, on the menu at Bethesda Mission
Seth Dellinger remembers the day he was dropped off at Bethesda Mission. He was a recovering alcoholic, fresh out of… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
This Month’s Publication
Harris Tower Museum is a tribute to local rail history — and to the men who helped preserved it.
Rounding the corner onto Walnut Street in Harrisburg, I could see the Harris Tower out of the corner of my… Read More
Music in the park, on the stage during two Harrisburg Opera performances
When most people think of the opera, they probably picture elderly, wealthy folk in floor-length ball gowns and tuxedos, not… Read More
VeggieFest returns to Strawberry Square, dishing up vegetarian, vegan cuisine
Strawberry Square may be named after a fruit, but it surely won’t be left out at this year’s VeggieFest, which… Read More
Unitarian Church of Harrisburg finds new life, new purpose as Shalom House community center
Recently, there’s been much discussion over what to do with the numerous Methodist churches that are for sale in the… Read More
Art in The Burg: “Picasso: A Life in Print” at Susquehanna Art Museum
Summer steams ahead. One month into the season and July is almost over. The bulls have run in Pamplona and… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
The news week around Harrisburg began slowly but then picked up steam as the city unveiled its redesigns for N.… Read More
Burg Blog: Street Wise
“This is democracy.” And then, with a big smile on his face, he repeated, “This is democracy.” Such was the… Read More
Hundreds pack Harrisburg meeting to discuss, debate 2-way 2nd Street
Some 200 people packed into a room in Midtown Harrisburg on Thursday night to hear the city present two designs… Read More
Sweet Dreams: Wolf, Fetterman drop in for a scoop, promote ice cream trail
There are certain things you expect to see on a Thursday afternoon in Midtown Harrisburg: customers at Midtown Scholar, state… Read More