Harrisburg businesses weigh $15 minimum wage amid statewide, national proposals
Andrea Grove is no stranger to working for minimum wage. But when she started Elementary Coffee Co., she wanted things… Read More
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Major 7th Street, 2nd Street road projects to begin soon in Harrisburg
Two major road construction projects, with big changes for motorists and pedestrians, are set to commence soon in Harrisburg. Starting… Read More
Mangia Qui restaurateur a top contender in national “Favorite Chef” contest
Qui Qui Musarra sat across from me in her restaurant, Rubicon, on Monday afternoon and told me how the pandemic… Read More
Harrisburg Academy and alumnus provide free van for Steelton mother of five
This weekend, Harrisburg Academy helped a Steelton family accelerate towards success. Steve Muschlitz (Class of ’82) and his nonprofit, Wheels… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
Get outside, enjoy the weather and pick up a copy of the new March issue of TheBurg Magazine! This month,… Read More
Harrisburg makes progress on two parks, one ready in time for summer
If the warmer weather doesn’t have you ready for some outdoor fun, park improvements coming to Harrisburg might. On Friday’s… Read More
Harrisburg native writes children’s book with a focus on representation for Black families
It became a recurring theme for Dr. Darius Walker’s two kids to ask for a bedtime story. He would easily… Read More
Black is Beautiful Expo to give platform to Harrisburg-area Black-owned businesses
To celebrate Black History Month, one local entrepreneur is giving the Harrisburg area’s minority-owned businesses a platform to promote themselves.… Read More
New program offers grants to area’s devastated hospitality industry
A new grant program is targeting one of the hardest-hit sectors of the local economy—our area’s large hospitality industry. Starting… Read More
Crash Into Me: Colliding into a year of pandemic
One year ago, during the first week of March, I did several things. I walked over to Strawberry Square to… Read More