Starting Young: Harrisburg no longer offers pre-K. Several groups are trying to fill the gap.
In Harrisburg, there’s a magic number—1,719. That’s the number of 3- and 4-year-olds living in the city, according to the… Read More
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TheBurg Furry Friend
If you’re looking to accessorize your life with fun and happiness, Madison is your girl! This petite pup with a… Read More
Bringing Up Baby: Puppies are adorable, but exercise caution before adopting one.
People often come to me seeking advice on their next dog. Sometimes, before I even have a chance to respond,… Read More
Good Dog, Big Dog: Mastiffs to Mutts focuses on the rescue, placement of large breeds.
Adopting a dog from Mastiffs to Mutts is not as simple as asking, “How much is that doggie in the… Read More
Summer Loving: Playing outside is fun, but warm weather also brings unique challenges for dogs.
While your dog’s favorite summer activity might be hanging his head out the window on long car rides, it’s an… Read More
Senior Pet Moments: Aging dogs and cats require special attention and care.
Puppies and kittens are energetic bundles of joy. As humans, we are drawn to their baby-like faces and cuddly nature.… Read More
A Cemetery Swing: The region’s historic graveyards offer a fascinating take on the past.
Search the web for things to do in Harrisburg and you will find the typical list of “Harrisburg-y” possibilities: tour… Read More
History Hop: Canals, old buildings, antiques and Bunny Burgers round out a tour of Perry County.
When people think of Perry County, they may think first of hunting and fishing, maybe hiking or camping. But history… Read More
Farm to Glass: From grapes to bees to beer–Spring Gate crafts a local experience.
“Why a vineyard in Harrisburg?” That was one of the first questions I asked of Marty Schoffstall, owner of Spring… Read More
River City: From ferry to festivals, the Susquehanna has defined Harrisburg.
Before there was Harris’ Ferry, there was a shallow plateau allowing Native Americans to ford the Susquehanna River. Trails led… Read More