The Madness & the Magic: Julia Mallory takes inspiration from the sublime, the tragic.
Julia Mallory was in the blue waters of Puerto Rico with her best friend and her best friend’s niece when… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Life of Service: Through her actions, Kathy Speaker MacNett shows her love of neighborhood, of Harrisburg.
Kathy Speaker MacNett credits her parents for sparking her lifelong passion of public service. “The way I was raised was… Read More
Artist in Focus: Peg Belcastro
Sometimes, you have to leave home to gain a fresh perspective. That’s what Peg Belcastro did, choosing to live in… Read More
Lend a Hand: A beginner’s guide to helping the homeless.
“A kind ear, a hot meal, and someone that’s caring.” That was the response of Art Miles when asked, “What… Read More
To the Ages: With his death, Steve Reed has gone from former mayor to one of Harrisburg’s most important historical figures.
Three years ago, I was told to “lay off.” That directive came after I had written a column critical of… Read More
Musical Notes: Mega March
As spring creeps closer, more events start to make their way to us. Looking through the catalogue of events for… Read More
Happenings: Our March Calendar of Events
Museum & Art Spaces AACA Museum 161 Museum Dr., Hershey 717-566-7100; aacamuseum.org “Age of Aquarius,” featuring unique vehicles that were… Read More
Trailblazers: York County woman’s book explores untold stories of women who helped establish the Appalachian Trail.
Gwen Loose was hiking with a friend on the Appalachian Trail (A.T.) when a question crossed her mind. While Benton… Read More
Squidding Around: Rosemary puts pot to ink.
For a long time, I have wanted to try squid ink pasta. My husband and I often visit the little… Read More
Women Who Want: “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” seems quiet, but packs an emotional punch.
Every once in a while, we are gifted with a film that speaks volumes without ever having raised its voice.… Read More