Fun-Filled February: A vibrant sound for your post-holiday slump
The holidays are over, and the buzz of the new year is past us. So what do we have… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Help and Hope: Three years into the pandemic, we’re still learning about long-haul COVID-19
It had to be the worst Christmas gift ever. “I woke up Christmas morning, 2020, with the gift of COVID-19… Read More
Expanding their Footprints: Two area running shoe stores open new locations. What’s afoot?
Economic forecasts predicted that half of all running stores would close amid the pandemic. Good thing the owners of Fleet… Read More
Haze Phase: Harrisburg, I’m ready to get defogged
From where I sit, this young year looks hazy. I suppose that it’s always tough to forecast the future, at… Read More
Happily Ever After? “Into the Woods” has new takes on some old tales
We all know the story of Little Red Riding Hood, or Jack and the Beanstalk—in our mind’s eye, we’ve all… Read More
February News Digest
Harrisburg Swears In Police Soon, Harrisburg will have nearly a dozen new police officers on its streets. Last month, the… Read More
One Hundred Stories: Sankofa and Gamut Theatre amplify the “Voices of the Eighth”
“If you deny people their own voice, you’ll have no idea of who they were.” —Alice Walker New York’s Little… Read More
February Publisher’s Note
Officials. Activists. Business people. Artists. Our February issue is, you might say, profile-heavy, featuring accomplished people doing amazing things in… Read More
A Mug & a Mission: Down to Earth Café embraces coffee culture, with a nod to sustainability, community
Americans drink 517 million cups of coffee every day, making it the most popular drink in the United States, according… Read More
The Painted Word: Jonathan Diggs Duke—Harrisburg’s Duke of Jazz
Music is an art form unto itself, with jazz playing a special role in the world it encompasses. For a… Read More