Tour de Stash: Some of Harrisburg’s most creative ladies join forces for new boutique.
Don’t be confused by the name, midstaters: Pennsylvania has not legalized the goofy green. Stash is the newly minted name… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Community Corner: Notable Events in May
Annual Quilt Exhibition May 1: The annual Quilt Exhibition returns to the Winters Heritage House Museum in Elizabethtown through May… Read More
Bread Is Her Business: Up before dawn, hands in dough, Susie Knepp has found her baker’s calling.
At the end of her shift at Ciao Bakery, Susie Knepp starts all over at the beginning, of the bread… Read More
It’s All in the Name: Smoke: A barbecue joint that keeps it simple.
Even after the lunchtime rush, the dining room at Smoke BBQ Joint is bustling. The trendy eatery that opened in… Read More
Eat, Play, Live: Despite its troubles, Harrisburg’s convenience, vibrancy continues to attract families.
Genevieve Fitzgibbon picks up her kindergartner from the Londonderry School in Harrisburg early on a Friday. The two then decide… Read More
The Ladies of Rotary: Female leadership has become the norm for the once male-dominated service group.
It wasn’t that long ago that Rotary clubs were only open to men. But attend a meeting today at either… Read More
Trick, Trap, Trump: The Harrisburg Bridge Club—Still Thriving after All These Years
Driving down 21st Street in Camp Hill, you may have noticed that the parking lot at the Harrisburg Bridge Club… Read More
Ten’s a Crowd: Crime, trash, recovery are top concerns among packed field for City Council.
Ten candidates; four seats; one stage. The dais at Midtown Scholar Bookstore was so packed with City Council hopefuls that… Read More
Don’t Dump Here: New coalition fights for a cleaner, greener Harrisburg.
At the Dauphin County State of the County Address on April 9, Commissioner Mike Pries stated there are 137 illegal… Read More
May News Digest
Receiver Provides Update Harrisburg is inching closer to resolving its financial crisis, even as the city’s red ink continues to… Read More