HUE Invitational bringing dozens of e-sports teams to Harrisburg
This weekend, Harrisburg will become a center of e-sports, as Harrisburg University hosts its second annual invitational tournament. In all,… Read More
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Recycle Bicycle moves out of Atlas Street, may have beat on new site
Recycle Bicycle is rolling out of its current building, as the nonprofit has begun to close down its shop in… Read More
The annual KTA Trail Challenge–it’s all in a day’s run
Nearly 450 people converged on the lower Susquehanna Gorge early Saturday morning, some armed with boiled potatoes, energy gels and… Read More
Fit to be Tried: Bigger space, more amenities greet you at Next Step Performance’s new location.
If you’re a beginner gym-goer like me (and even “beginner” is a little far-fetched), it’s easy to be intimidated by… Read More
Smooth as Silks: Taking flight at Artz N’ Motion.
Jane Bryan teaches people how to fly. Well, not literally. Bryan opened her Linglestown arts studio Artz N’ Motion in… Read More
Pushing Each Other: At HARD, roller derby is used to empower, motivate.
I have to be honest—before going to the bout, my only knowledge of roller derby came from the 2009 film… Read More
What’s the Problem? Getting a closer look at injuries with musculoskeletal ultrasounds.
The key to fast and effective treatment is an accurate and timely diagnosis. When a patient comes to our Sports… Read More
Smooth Ride: Harrisburg unveils the newly paved river walk
A few years ago, Dick Norford of Bike Harrisburg convinced the city’s mayor to participate in the annual Tour de… Read More
Fit & Balanced: Sculpt Pilates opens on Front Street in Harrisburg
“It’s very tiring trying to open your own business,” said Beth Seitz, who, nonetheless, had a huge smile on her… Read More
The Trainer Is In: Punching through life at the Cameron Street Boxing Club.
Ricky Clark tried to retire once, but that didn’t work. For 12 years he worked overtime practically every day. That’s… Read More