What’s the Good News?: It’s Song, Celebration and Spirit, Once a Month at Good News Cafe
If you happen to pass by Midtown Scholar Bookstore on the first Saturday night of any month and think you… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Perfect Pitch: Linda Tedford, A Life in Harmony
In 1981, when Linda L. Tedford put an ad in the newspaper for singers, she was scared. Would anyone want… Read More
Walk This Way: Former HU Student Just Made Midtown a Whole Lot Easier to Find
Stephen Cline could have been nearly anywhere when his idea struck. He could have been in a loud city with… Read More
Family History Detectives: Locals Hunt Down Their Ancestors in the State Archives
On a windy Saturday in April, 10 would-be detectives took their seats in a reading room of the State Archives… Read More
The Rice Stuff: Don’t Be Afraid to Give Risotto a Stir
Many years ago, my mother was reminiscing about a trip she and my father had taken to Italy. With dreamy… Read More
Fair Share: Harrisburg-area CSA’s Are Connecting People with Neighboring Farms, the Local Economy and Tasty Whole Foods
Navigating a modern landscape of big box grocery stores, quickie marts and fast food chains, it might feel like we’re… Read More
A Mayor Loses: What Exactly Went Wrong with the Thompson Administration?
Every reporter who’s covered City Hall over the past four years has his or her favorite Linda Thompson story. Some… Read More
More Student Bodies: As HU Opens Its Third Residence Hall, Downtown Begins to Reap the Benefits
Come fall, a newly renovated building will open downtown, the third Harrisburg University residence hall to debut on a two-block… Read More
Focus on Fresh: Local, Scratch-Made is Philosophy at Fraiche
Armen Vartan is a man who is serious about fresh food, and it’s obvious when he enthusiastically describes the dishes… Read More
Succeeding CAREfully: The CARE After School Program Helps Guide the Children of Allison Hill
In a church basement with brightly painted walls, Lucy Caraballo grilled 20 or so students about the rocky road to… Read More