Fabric of Another Era: A son reflects on his mother’s legacy as a long-time Harrisburg shop owner
If you had the chance to step into Lil’s Dress Shop, you were stepping into a community built by my… Read More
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Blended Family: In Mechanicsburg, herbs and teas span generations
Herbs and teas bring people together in a post-Civil War-era building located in downtown Mechanicsburg. Bertha Reppert opened The Rosemary… Read More
Second Chance Strut: Peacock Alley Boutique offers quality consignment, crafts
Annette Heffelfinger-Bly and Robin Dooley have been friends for more than 45 years. The two women grew up together in… Read More
Music Capital: A new venue, a major renovation bring live music back in a big way to downtown Harrisburg
When I arrived at Capital City Music Hall in late September, owner Justin Browning was drilling into the equipment stand… Read More
Italian Style: The Scotto family owns several popular restaurants, with more in store
The Scotto family’s roots run deep in Harrisburg’s restaurant scene. The patriarch, Giovanni, has owned several area Italian restaurants, including… Read More
Shop Small, Shop Local 2025
ANTIQUES & VINTAGE Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne 415 Bosler Ave., Lemoyne 717-761-2865 theantiquemarketplaceoflemoyne.com Bedford Street Antiques 44 N. Bedford St.,… Read More
Country Creative: Two Morrows Treasures is a rustic haven for artistic pursuits
Treasures, creativity and friendship merge in one Perry County store. In the heart of the surrounding farmland, Kathy Morrow is… Read More
Flavor Oasis: New family-run business brings New York-style, Dominican eats to the neighborhood with store and food truck
Leo Pena is what you might call a born entrepreneur. When he was young, he helped manage his family’s many… Read More
The 7th Annual HYP 20 In Their 20’s
HYP will host its 7th Annual 20 in their 20s awards ceremony, sponsored by Members 1st Federal Credit Union, on… Read More
Elementary Coffee Co. celebrates ownership of North Street shop, developer reflects on rehab
“I think everyone thought this would be bulldozed.” If you had never seen 256 North St. before it housed Elementary… Read More