Start Here: Harrisburg’s First Co-Work Space Gives Professionals Desks, Tools, Company
“Our goal is to connect dreamers and doers, thinkers and tinkerers,” said Adam Porter, co-founder of St@rtup, a recently opened… Read More
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Shirt Shock: An Old Power Station, a T-shirt Print Shop & Some Fun Weirdness
No check in or extended stay is required, but, if he knows you’re coming, Mike Ritchey will leave the gate… Read More
Linking Locals: Harrisburg-area professionals connect online.
I vividly remember when I got what writers refer to as The Call, the day Medallion Press phoned to tell… Read More
Tour de Stash: Some of Harrisburg’s most creative ladies join forces for new boutique.
Don’t be confused by the name, midstaters: Pennsylvania has not legalized the goofy green. Stash is the newly minted name… Read More
Oryoki Zendo
Above the Cornerstone Coffeehouse along Market Street in Camp Hill, Andrea Minick Rudolph opens the door of Oryoki Zendo, a… Read More
A City’s Communal Space: Printed word, community thrive as Midtown Scholar expands.
Like a labyrinth, the cavernous basement of Midtown Scholar Bookstore on 3rd Street has expanded with an excavated tunnel linking… Read More
Midtown, with a View: Historic building reborn after total renovation.
For nearly 30 years, the tallest building in Midtown, a majestic-looking early 20th century Beaux-Arts structure towering six stories above… Read More
Flowers of Remembrance: From grief, a creative enterprise takes root.
Changing careers in midlife is not unusual. People get bored, or burned out. Or they want to try something they’ve… Read More
Country-Style Gifting: Hidden treasures abound at Country Apple House
A Middletown farmstead near picture-perfect: Horses graze behind pristine white fences, the landscape beautifully groomed. On the front porch of… Read More
A Market Grows in Steelton: Fresh produce, ethnic foods stacked high at Steelton Farmers Market.
Steelton is known for its narrow, steep streets, multi-ethnic heritage and, of course, the giant steel mill that gave the… Read More