One Good Shop: Variety, quality, fun in the heart of Camp Hill.
Stainless steel racks of delectable edibles, glass jars brimming with loose tea and whole-bean coffee, eclectic books and soft goods… Read More
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Vintage Look, Modern Style: In her jewelry, Zoe Schulder merges classic design with current trends.
As Zoe breezed into the Cornerstone Coffeehouse, her boho chic look and warm smile were as dazzling as the antique… Read More
Big Ideas: At Ideas and Objects, items come with a philosophy–care about where you shop and what you buy.
Just across the way from the candy counter in downtown Harrisburg’s Strawberry Square sits Ideas and Objects, a store that’s… Read More
A Dress to Impress: Unique, affordable fashions slip into Camp Hill.
Pretty, sophisticated yet understated clothes, eclectic music, and helpful staff greet those who enter Camp Hill’s newest clothing boutique, Little… Read More
A Place for Healing: Emma’s on Third is an oasis for relaxation, wellness.
Lying on the massage table in the calming, colorful third-floor room of Emma’s on Third, the reiki pendulum floating and… Read More
Appetite for Risk: Investors should honestly assess their tolerance for ups and downs.
If you’re traveling down an open road, you may feel quite comfortable driving 10 miles per hour over the speed… Read More
Opening on a High Note: Diners sing praises for note. Bistro and Winebar
Even for food aficionados, recounting the dining establishments that have graced the snug spot at N. 2nd and Harris streets… Read More
That’s Amore! It’s the dog days and guess what? A new gelato shop is set to open.
Hot, right? Maybe you could use a refreshing treat? Well, we’ve got some good news for you. A new take… Read More
To Good Use: 3 years ago, Harrisburg’s main post office closed its doors. Now, a new owner is seeking clarity about what he can and can’t do there.
Adam Meinstein sweeps his arm forward as he speaks of his vision. A restaurant here. Small-scale manufacturing there. Maybe a… Read More
Taking Care of Business: 100 years old, the Harrisburg Chamber eyes its next century.
A hundred years ago, the Harrisburg area was a completely different place. Streetcars ran the length and breadth of the… Read More