Behind the Seams: Harrisburg designers custom make many of the most unforgettable looks at local proms
Jaylene Crawley remembers getting her first American Girl doll at 8 years old as a gift from her mom. It… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Heritage Heralded: May event to celebrate, support Harrisburg’s Asian American, Pacific Islander community
“The Atlanta shooting just wrecked me,” said Ellen Min. As Min sat in the Green Street Little Amps, the March… Read More
“Here’s the Keys”: Jeannetta Politis takes the reins of Joshua Group, continuing the group’s pro-education, anti-poverty mission
Joshua Group may have a new leader, but its mission remains unchanged—to help disadvantaged youth in Harrisburg. In February, Jeannetta… Read More
Tasty Ticket: Harrisburg Food Tours showcases the city’s cuisine
It was the first time that Kristi Woodburn of Ephrata had ever stepped foot inside Harrisburg’s Broad Street Market. “I… Read More
Gratitude & Hattitude: With “Crowns,” Sankofa revives a musical designed to heal, uplift
“Teddy my brother Got shot one day After his funeral Ma sent me away Down South To open the… Read More
“Come Back to the Movies”: This year’s Jewish Film Festival offers a blend of live, virtual elements
One by one, in-person events have been returning to our lives. This is great news for fans of one of… Read More
May Editor’s Note
Recently, a gentleman stopped by our office to offer his services as a volunteer. It wasn’t the first time this… Read More
Best o’ Pesto: Once Upon a Pesto reveals unique recipes using local produce
In a short time, pesto has become a worldwide phenomenon, spreading around the globe from its founding on the Ligurian… Read More
Kicking Off: A new national women’s soccer league debuts—and Harrisburg-area Eagle F.C. is the first and only PA team on the pitch
Lexi Johnson is known for being vocal on the soccer field. “As a defender, I have a view of the… Read More
Food & Family: Otis Harrison takes pride in the quality of his fish, the strength of his community
Four years ago, Otis Harrison converted a long-time corner bar into a neighborhood eatery. With consultation from his aunt—who owned… Read More