New York realty company buys Kline Plaza, hopes to revitalize shopping center.
Harrisburg’s Kline Plaza sold last month to a New York-based realty company, which hopes to bring new life to the… Read More
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Here’s the Scoop: Urban Churn to open ice cream shop in Harrisburg.
It’s a sweet contradiction. Harrisburg is home to Hershey’s Ice Cream, one of the region’s largest producers, but residents have… Read More
Slice of Life: Inside the Broad Street Market, a new generation takes the helm at Hummer’s.
At just 11 years old, Ryan Hummer began working in the family business. His grandfather, then his father, owned Hummer’s… Read More
Taste Times Two: Koda, Newfangled offer a flavorsome collaboration.
Those of us who grew up with Italian grandmothers know what it’s like to live in an environment where food… Read More
Four Score Pour: After a Gettysburg ghost tour, you now can sample the spirits.
If it weren’t for a certain series of events, Yianni Barakos may not have had the knowledge, or the impetus,… Read More
More Local, More Organic: With federal grant, Radish & Rye eyes expansion in Midtown Harrisburg.
In life, good fortune sometimes takes you by surprise. Julia and Dusty James had long planned to open a seven-day-a-week… Read More
Retail Therapy: More people are choosing to live, work and play in Harrisburg. Could a retail revival be next?
It was close to 3:30 p.m. on a gray Monday afternoon when I found Moe Rammouni ringing up customers at… Read More
Happiness Is a Warm Bun: Meaty, gooey delights at The Cheesesteak Guy.
Josh Longo’s future was written on a napkin. One day, he scribbled the word “cheesesteak” on a cocktail napkin, and… Read More
Dreaming of a Green Christmas: Nonprofits depend upon the giving time of year.
For Bethesda Mission, it starts with the Thanksgiving food drive. Mail campaigns and Giving Tuesday follow. The venerable service organization… Read More
A Little Bit Him, A Little Bit Her: In downtown Harrisburg, all genders find fashion satisfaction.
“For Men, For Women, For Everyone.” So says the window of a new shop in downtown Harrisburg. It’s a fitting… Read More