There’s Something about Zin: From red to white, California zinfandels are perfect for summer.
If there is one question that wine-lovers enjoy debating, it is, “Where does the best wine in the world come… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Coffee Country: He had poured thousands of cups. Then he decided to trace the origins of the coffee he served.
That morning cup of Joe, water poured through a filter over grounds or delicately French pressed. You add a bit… Read More
Hot Weather, Cool Cuisine: A chilled fish dish can be a refreshing break from the grill.
So July is here, and we are well into summer. Perhaps, like me, you begin to tire a little of… Read More
Planting Seeds: Businesspeople can invest anywhere, which is why incentives are needed to make Harrisburg’s re-development self-sustaining.
As a professional services provider in the Harrisburg area for the last 17 years, I have come to know quite… Read More
July News Digest
HUD Disbursements Proposed Harrisburg last month began the annual process of distributing funds received from the U.S. Department of Housing… Read More
The Truth and Even More: HippoCamp 2015 to celebrate creative nonfiction.
A writer’s life can be one of solitary contemplation and frustration. So, every once in awhile, writers must push away… Read More
Summer Sounds: Perfect music for the steamy heat.
We’ve made it into the heart of the summer. The temperature continues to rise, but so does the quality of… Read More
Senior Pet Moments: Aging dogs and cats require special attention and care.
Puppies and kittens are energetic bundles of joy. As humans, we are drawn to their baby-like faces and cuddly nature.… Read More
Delightful “Chaos”: Rickman chooses period piece for long-awaited return as director.
At the beginning of “A Little Chaos,” Alan Rickman’s second directorial feature, there is a warning: “There is an outdoor… Read More
State Commission Calls for Meeting Over Front Street Trees
A state historic preservation office last week reversed its position on the removal of four century-old trees along Harrisburg’s riverfront,… Read More