Big Idea–Small House: Harrisburg students compete to design a tiny house–and you can buy it.
The room hummed with the collective energy from the four educators and community leaders around the table. They had a… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Your Best Toe Forward: Bryant Jefferson strives to upgrade Harrisburg’s foot look.
A pair of disco-era, white-soled denim platforms is how Bryant Jefferson fell in love with shoes as a kid. The… Read More
Commit to Heart Health: Use American Heart Month to learn about chest pain.
February is American Heart Month. This is a great opportunity to raise awareness about understanding your risk for heart disease.… Read More
Educational Achievement: For 40 years, St. Stephen’s Episcopal School has prized academics, diversity.
In 1978, Patricia Cameron was given the job of creating a school and serving as its first leader, known as… Read More
UnCivil Words: Fake news and the partisan press–then, today.
Fake news, hyper-partisan media and the desire of some government officials to curb freedom of the press all seem to… Read More
The Charm of Sharon: Sometimes, romance is found in unexpected places.
Even its name is charming. That was my thought upon visiting Sharon, Pa., a quaint town that features the Buhl… Read More
The Poetry of Juelz
When you take in the poetry of Julian Davenport (aka Juelz), you feel yourself immersed in the streets of Harrisburg—the… Read More
Musical Notes: Feels & Fun–In February, Dig the Love.
Love is in the air, dear readers. Whether or not you follow Valentine’s Day traditions, I’ve got you covered if… Read More
Great Grenache: The grape may not be noble, but its wines command respect.
In the world of wine, only seven grapes earn the title of “noble”: cabernet sauvignon, merlot, syrah, pinot noir, sangiovese,… Read More
Chugging Along: The Station has been on the right track for 60 years.
Burg in Focus: The Station from GK Visual on Vimeo. I brought my 5-year-old daughter with me when I visited… Read More