The Painted Word: The ABC’s of R76 & Harrisburg Artists of Color
The artist Reina (R76) is a one-woman “Art Ambassador” and, someday, just may be given a key to the city.… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
February Publisher’s Note
Over the recent holidays, I did some traveling. First, I flew to Florida to spend Christmas with my sister. A… Read More
Park Place: Harrisburg has some magnificent parks. Could they be even better?
About 20 years ago, I first laid eyes on Harrisburg, driving from Washington, D.C., over the South Bridge and into… Read More
February News Digest
Harrisburg Budget Changes Vetoed Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams has reversed many of City Council’s changes to the city’s 2025 budget,… Read More
Safe and Sound: Thrive Housing Services offers support for homeless young adults and youth, continues to grow
Dee Allen knows the pain of growing up with the realities of domestic violence and housing instability. As a child,… Read More
New Chapter: Palmyra turns the page with Book Bar
Walk past the charming signs outside of Palmyra’s The Nerd Place and The Oldies Laundromat, and you’ll find a newer… Read More
A Better World: Harrisburg’s W. Justin Carter spent a lifetime fighting racial injustice
On a sunny September day in 1897, Harrisburg’s African American leaders led a crowd to a forested spot north of… Read More
A Walk to Freedom: Underground Railroad history comes alive with Boiling Springs walking tour
Boiling Springs is a charming, scenic village that often flies under the radar—unless you’re a hiker, drawn to its location… Read More
Expanding the Market: Realtor Erica Rawls has a passion for helping underserved, first-time homebuyers
When La-Nysa Ravenel decided she was ready to buy a house, she had no idea what she was looking for.… Read More
A Sauce for All Seasons: Quality ingredients enhance this simple tomato sauce
I have been making spaghetti sauce all my adult life. It is somewhat different than my mother’s and has evolved… Read More