Books and Buzzcuts: “Books in Barbershops” aims to bring education back into shops.
I learned a lot about life in the checkered walls of the barbershop: local politics, neighborhood gossip and what an… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
When I’m Mobile: Marco van brings exploration, imagination to the people
Once, there was a great explorer named Marco, who visited places far and wide. Now, there is a van, also… Read More
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Housing Funds Disbursed Harrisburg City Council doled out some $1.9 million in federal housing funds last month, but not before… Read More
Total Eclipse of the Heartland: Prepare now to view the Great American Eclipse
On Aug. 21, one of Mother Nature’s most glorious spectacles will grace the skies of the mainland United States: a… Read More
Full STEAM Ahead: Getting creative at MakerShift
Ingenuity, technology and creativity descended on Midtown Harrisburg recently. The event, called MakerShift, brought area businesses, individuals and schools together… Read More
The Little Chill: ”A Ghost Story” is quietly haunting
When you were a kid, chances are you considered being a ghost for Halloween. Today’s ghosts have gotten very creative… Read More
Runners without Borders: Harrisburg’s architecture, parks create a parkour playground.
I soared through the air across a 13-foot gap and jutted my feet firmly in front, aiming for a concrete… Read More
Sweet Shop: Perfect your nest with Sweet 504
Rebecca Werley was blessed with a decorator’s eye and an artistic flair, but, until recently, considered herself just a hobbyist.… Read More
Like Maestro, Like Son: Zev Malina is already an accomplished pianist and composer—and he’s just 15 years old.
I’ve had a long-lasting musical love affair with Schubert’s “Trout Quintet” for piano and strings. So, I snatched up tickets… Read More
Heat & Energy: Hot bands for warm nights
Summer may be growing short, but there are still plenty of long nights to get some good music in. This… Read More