At Home: The LGBT Center of PA helped Amanda Arbour. Now, she’s leading the way.
For Amanda Arbour, being asked to serve as the executive director of the LGBT Center of Central PA was like… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Crab for Christmas: Take a little dip.
For food junkies like me, the Christmas holidays can best be described as a “cook-a-thon.” By the time Thanksgiving is… Read More
60 Shades of Green: Freshening up fast food in downtown Harrisburg.
In Shawn You’s world, there are two types of people: those who eat raw fish and those who don’t. He… Read More
What to Bring? Our wine guy shares his notes for your holiday meal.
At this time of year, conversations often turn to the subject of the upcoming holiday meal. In my family, tasks… Read More
Sweet Break: A scrumptious snap at Brittle Bark.
Brittle Bark could quite possibly be the happiest place in all of central Pennsylvania—especially during the holiday season. Tucked into… Read More
Slip into Chemise: Women’s clothier bolsters “boutique row” in Camp Hill.
Fashion maven and Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour once said, “You either know fashion or you don’t.” For those who are… Read More
Novel Gifts: Christmas, in the present tense.
E-books have their place, but good, old-fashioned print remains dominant as a holiday gift. After all, it’s still rather difficult… Read More
Awfully Festive: It’s the most hideous time of the year.
It’s that magical time of year—snowmen, Santa Claus, trees with glittering lights, presents wrapped with festive paper and tied with… Read More
Yule of Yore: A Victorian Christmas touches down at Fort Hunter.
Christmas is a magical season, made even more charming with Victorian traditions. It could be the Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas… Read More
Circular Motion: Settled in a new facility, the Circle School continues its educational mission.
Yellow buses line the cul–de-sac to usher students home after a long day of learning at the Circle School. Though… Read More