Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Omg I loved last weekend. I weekended like a normal person, it was amazing. This week is like me.… Read More
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Musical Notes: Keeping It Weird–a peculiar month ahead
October is a month for embracing the abnormal, so it’s only fitting that the musical acts this month are a… Read More
Harrisburg City Limits: For one night, Austin musician Ruthie Foster migrates to our northern capital.
“I love my work. I think that’s my fuel for all that fire onstage.” So says Ruthie Foster, a captivating… Read More
Season of Symphony: HSO sets course for classical works, pops.
The Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra, now in its 87th season, has been anointed with all the adjectives—incredible, majestic, wonderful, professional. Well,… Read More
A Literary Life: The reader, the writer welcomed at 2016 York Book Expo.
Are you the next James Patterson or Lee Child? Or maybe you just like to scribble a little or perhaps… Read More
Scream Screen: What could be better than “Halloween” for Halloween?
Halloween approaches, and, with it, the collective preparation for its celebration. As we stock up on candy for trick-or-treaters and… Read More
Artistic Struggles: “Red” examines the meaning of art, creation, life.
“There is only one thing I fear in life, my friend… One day the black will swallow the red.” —Mark… Read More
Student Scribes: “The Crime Scene of Nicole Simpson”
It is 1:06 a.m. I gather my keys before I open the car door and step out with a grunt.… Read More
Student Scribes: “Hesitance”
The young waitress, a blonde, was back. Have you made your choice? She seemed impatient and indifferent to the both… Read More
Ideas Worth Spreading: TEDx has some thoughts to help Harrisburg “Thrive.”
Ashleigh Pollart has spent her whole life in the Harrisburg area, and she’s eager to see her community flourish. When… Read More