A Quiet Close: One realtor has created a specialty serving neurodivergent clients
Let’s face it—the process of buying or selling a home can seem overwhelming at times. For the neurodivergent, it’s especially… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Honey Home: With Beahive, affordable housing is in reach
As I walked down Harrisburg’s narrow Summit Street and spied the fresh siding and double yellow doors of the duplex,… Read More
Artful Adaptation: Strong acting grounds “The Stranger.”
François Ozon’s “The Stranger,” adapted from the novella by Albert Camus, is a simple film, embellished tastefully by a talented… Read More
Thoughtful Planning: Preparation is key for a smooth remodel
Spring often brings a renewed focus on the home. As days grow longer and families spend more time together, many… Read More
Willful Conduct: Planning for a worst-case scenario may be the best gift to your family
“I’ve thought about it a lot, but I haven’t really taken any action,” said Dustin Bishop about creating a will.… Read More
Green Days: Say hello to spring with this asparagus recipe
I always thought of my mother as a harbinger of spring. It was the same every year. She was so… Read More
Adventure Together: A split-second decision turned into an exploration of waterfalls and forests for our writer’s family
On our way to visit friends in Richmond, Va., recently, my kiddo and I spontaneously turned right, transforming our day… Read More
Musical Notes: April Warms Up
If your concert calendar looks anything like mine, I’m wishing you the very best of luck as you figure out… Read More
A Space, Reborn: Coronet Park opens its gates, plans a full lineup in downtown Harrisburg
A long-vacant parcel in downtown Harrisburg soon will be re-energized as a new place for gathering and events. This month,… Read More
Outdoor Education: Through HICO, Harrisburg students experience, learn from nature
It could be learning how to make a fire in the wilderness. Paddling a canoe for the first time in… Read More