Tastes of Home: Two brothers bring Nepali fusion flavors to Camp Hill
For some, food is simply a mundane necessity. But for brothers Suman Shrestha and Prakash Kandel, it defines their best… Read More
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Islamic school closes on $1.1M purchase of former Jewish Community Center building
The old Jewish Community Center building has a new owner. On Dec. 24, the Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg sold… Read More
A Manor of Speaking: Mechanicsburg couple preserves, transforms “tower home” for guest stays
Noah and Hannah Snyder have a one-day dream to own all the tower homes in Mechanicsburg’s Tower Hill neighborhood—preserving history… Read More
Zeroday Brewing Co. to shut down flagship Taproom, adding to business closures in Harrisburg
Zeroday Brewing Co. plans to shutter its flagship taproom and restaurant, dealing another blow to Harrisburg’s once-vibrant dining and nightlife… Read More
Everything You Need: Morning Glory will remind you of general stores of yore
Back in the day, before big box retail and the internet came to rule the world, you could find a… Read More
Breakfast, Over Easy: Poached elevates our favorite meal of the day
A plate of eggs poached to perfection and a small stack of golden pancakes are placed on the table, still… Read More
Italian Tastes: Take a trip to Camp Hill for an authentic slice of Sicily
Ornella Russo has loved Camp Hill’s small-town charm since moving to the midstate from Italy in 1999. She visits often… Read More
Liverpool, Local Style, and the Joy of Discovery at Three Little Birds Boutique
When a national fashion powerhouse like Liverpool Los Angeles chooses your store as one of just 25 boutiques in the… Read More
Shops Up the Block: Harrisburg’s small business owners hope the community will step up for a successful holiday season
Community. Talk to almost any local business owner, and that’s the word that continuously pops up. “When you make an… Read More
Creative Shopping: Artist-owned galleries offer unique wares, personal experiences
Two blocks from the Susquehanna River, on a street whose Dutch translation is “dweller by the waters,” the potter whose… Read More