Being “Fit and Well”
Cancer survivorship is a day-to-day, ongoing process that begins with your diagnosis and continues through the rest of your life.… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Blindness Awareness
October is World Blindness Awareness Month, initiated by The Little Rock Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives… Read More
A Marathon Turns 40: Runners gear up for the annual trek.
Now in its 40th year, the Harrisburg Marathon and Relay on Sunday, Nov. 11 is sponsored by the East Shore… Read More
A Classical Century: Barnard Statues survive strict morality, rough weather.
Adjacent to the western entrance of the Main Capitol building sit the monumental Barnard statue groups. These two sets of… Read More
Oryoki Zendo
Above the Cornerstone Coffeehouse along Market Street in Camp Hill, Andrea Minick Rudolph opens the door of Oryoki Zendo, a… Read More
Chili for the Chill: As weather cools, cooking heats up.
Each year when November rolls around, I react the same way: How is it possible that it’s November already? And… Read More
A City’s Communal Space: Printed word, community thrive as Midtown Scholar expands.
Like a labyrinth, the cavernous basement of Midtown Scholar Bookstore on 3rd Street has expanded with an excavated tunnel linking… Read More
Under Fire, Undaunted: Harrisburg Hope refuses to be silenced.
Three hundred-sixty-eight days after I requested permission from the state to lead grassroots community group Harrisburg Hope, the Governor’s Office… Read More
Books, with a Local Twist: Midstate authors tackle politics, scandal, relationships.
On The Front Lines of Pennsylvania Politics: Twenty-Five Years of Keystone Reporting By John M. Baer The History Press, 156… Read More
Luck of the Irish Pub: The Scotts find good fortune at McGrath’s.
Of all the things that Tom Scott has learned owning McGrath’s Pub, this lesson may be the most pertinent: you… Read More