Taking the Show on the Road: Ron Kamionka and the Art of the Nightclub
Back when the nightlife in downtown Harrisburg was barely louder than a whisper, one man's knack for attracting crowds became an integral part of the city's downtown renaissance.
A Vision for the Arts and Creative Reuse Comes to Life at an Abandoned Factory in York
Pat Sells and Casey Tyrrell had bold plans but few illusions when they took over an abandoned factory in downtown York and set about remaking it into a home, a workshop and a magnet for the surrounding community.
Sailing Rough Seas: New Armstrong CEO Setting A Course for Profitability Through Innovation
Nick Grasberger helped guide global giant Armstrong World Industries through Chapter 11 and restore profitability, and now he is the new CEO of Armstrong Building Products.
Spectacle: Berks Jazz Fest
Crafting Capital Nightlife: An Exercise in Personality and Consistency
Over the last decade, downtown Harrisburg has gradually come to life as a destination spot for dining and drinking, and it now boasts an active nightlife centered on a true "Restaurant Row"
Q and A: Dr. Mel Schiavelli, President of Harrisburg University
On Wednesday, Harrisburg University dedicated its brand new, $73-million Academic Center in downtown Harrisburg. We spoke with HU President Dr. Mel Schiavelli about the ultramodern facility
Q and A: Diane LaBelle of GoggleWorks
Diane LaBelle is Executive Director of GoggleWorks Center for the Arts in downtown Reading.
Pennsylvania's Infrastructure Realignment: Technology Driving Renewal
President-elect Obama has announced plans for massive infrastructure investment, and scientists and engineers across the Commonwealth have taken note.
Harrisburg University Looks to Bolster Regional Economy by Linking Academia and Industry
Only three years after opening its doors, Harrisburg University of Science and Technology is changing the capital region.