Harrisburg developer to breathe life into two long-abandoned buildings, with offices, apartments
Two long-abandoned industrial buildings have a new lease on life, as a Harrisburg developer plans to convert them to office… Read More
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Fresh Off the Market: Midtown couple ties the knot at Broad Street Market
A typical weekend for Katie Talada and Jake Becker includes getting lunch at the Broad Street Market. This past Sunday,… Read More
Takeout Turnabout: Harrisburg Restaurant Week morphs into “Takeout Month.”
Only in 2020 could “Restaurant Week” involve a month-long celebration of takeout. Tuesday kicks off “Harrisburg Takeout Month,” organized by… Read More
Traveling exhibit recognizes history of LGBTQ+ Cuban refugees in PA
Last year, Barry Loveland saw a history exhibit in Philadelphia that he knew he needed to bring to central Pennsylvania.… Read More
For Healing: For 35 years, Shelley Brooks has given hope to women in crisis at Bethesda Women’s Mission
Shelley Brooks stands with a group of young women around a cake topped with lit candles. It’s a birthday celebration… Read More
If These Walls Could Talk: City program seeks to undo damage from decades of lead paint
Susan Wilson can drive through Harrisburg and point out the poisoned homes. The chipping paint on the doorframes, windows and… Read More
Restaurant Reset: Harrisburg restaurateurs search for the right recipe to survive to better times
Their tacos would arrive soon—fish and el ranchero, served not in carryout containers but on real plates. While Jerry Morris… Read More
Serenity Granted: Maryland’s historic Eastern Shore offers a quick escape into nature
I used to look forward to summer as a time to travel and explore the country. Often, I’d find the… Read More
Waste Not: Lee Casher helps connect those who have food with those who need it
It all started around three years ago with a handshake and a load of day-old bananas. Today, the Save The… Read More
Banking on Beer: New Brew Barons Beer Trail taps into tourist trend
If Dauphin County were a city, it would be in the top 30, nationwide, for breweries per capita. Based on… Read More