So What? Writer Jack Veasey has spent a lifetime answering a simple, two-word question.
Poet Jack Veasey writes stories—hard, nitty-gritty, ironic, heartfelt stories. And, after he’s finished with each one, he thinks about the… Read More
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Open Mic Magic: Veteran hosts explain how to kill it on open mic night.
So you’ve got a guitar, a ukulele, an autoharp. You can play and sing reasonably well at the same time.… Read More
Student Scribes: A Palace of Bygone Days
“How a state chooses to represent itself, artistically and architecturally, speaks volumes about how its citizenry wishes to perceive itself… Read More
Student Scribes: 3 Poems
Fish Listen to feral cats screech on the other side of my window Hiss poison, kill through play Splinter, contort… Read More
Musical Notes: Memory serves–this month, recollections of new music.
Memory best sums up this month’s musical slate. It reminds me of my childhood when “alternative” radio still felt like… Read More
Life of Secrets: Triumph, tragedy revealed in “The Imitation Game.”
“Sometimes, it is the very people no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.”… Read More
Up from the Ashes: Clean UP Cycle transforms discarded junk into valued artwork.
A little less trash litters the streets of Allison Hill these days, thanks to creativity, passion for community and some… Read More
Community Corner: Notable January Events
Penguin Plunge Jan. 1: Take a dip into the icy Susquehanna River in support of homeless animals during the… Read More
Voices of the Season: Choral groups portray Christmas in song.
For many people, music is a big part of the holiday. Fortunately, here in central Pennsylvania, we have several choral… Read More
Musical Notes: Jingle Bell-Less
I know, I know, December is for holiday music. But I must confess, sometimes I need a break from “Jingle… Read More