Student Scribes: The Not-So-Invincible Father
Quarter to 8 the morning of March 3, 2013, while I sleep soundly in the next room, my father complained… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Get Your Rear in Gear: Don’t shy away from ensuring a healthy colon.
The human digestive tract plays a vital role in our lives and well-being, but we often have an uncomfortable reaction… Read More
Freshman Under Fire: Sen. Rob Teplitz, a “huge target” on his back, enters a tough re-election fight.
The way Rob Teplitz saw it, he had been very patient by the time he finally rose to his feet… Read More
February News Digest
Budget Passed Again For a second time, Harrisburg has passed a 2016 budget, which was largely unchanged from the version… Read More
Art of the Egg: Cafe Uovo celebrates the arts with creative cuisine.
Near the Olde Camp Hill borough hall, both an American flag and an “OPEN” flag wave in the wind out… Read More
Musical Awakening: These bands will stir you from winter’s slumber.
March is a time of rebirth, a time when the midstate emerges from the cold of winter. Like a bear… Read More
Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
Museum & Art Spaces 3rd Street Studio 1725 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg Facebook: 3rd Street Studio “Creepy Crawlers,” featuring imaginative… Read More
House + Art: Habitat’s annual art auction helps folks stay in their homes.
It might be a basement filled with water, a cold wind blowing through an old window pane or a roof… Read More
From Sky to Sea: Despite retirement, former Camp Hill Mayor Lou Thieblemont moves full-steam ahead.
Most mornings, when he’s on land, that is, you’ll see Lou Thieblemont holding court at a small table in the… Read More
Doing the Opposite: As the community changes, so does Derry Street UMC.
Just three years ago, Derry Street United Methodist Church was floundering. With only about 28 congregants, this house of worship… Read More