Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Today’s American classrooms bear little resemblance to their counterparts of yore. Touch screen monitors have replaced blackboards, students exchange text… Read More
“I remember standing on the corner watching my house burn in my ‘New Kids on the Block’ nightie.” That memory… Read More
Richard Baker’s grave tells you his tale. Born a slave in Shippensburg in the 1790s. Freed at age 28 under… Read More
The room hummed with the collective energy from the four educators and community leaders around the table. They had a… Read More
In 1978, Patricia Cameron was given the job of creating a school and serving as its first leader, known as… Read More
Fake news, hyper-partisan media and the desire of some government officials to curb freedom of the press all seem to… Read More
Even its name is charming. That was my thought upon visiting Sharon, Pa., a quaint town that features the Buhl… Read More
For Basil Talib, coming to Samara was like meeting “relatives I never knew I had.” “When you get there, it’s… Read More
A mayor and four council members walked into a bar tonight, but it wasn’t the start of an old joke.… Read More
Print may be dead in the news industry, but it lives on in the offices of Bret Peters. In a… Read More