Coffee Country: He had poured thousands of cups. Then he decided to trace the origins of the coffee he served.
That morning cup of Joe, water poured through a filter over grounds or delicately French pressed. You add a bit… Read More
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Hot Weather, Cool Cuisine: A chilled fish dish can be a refreshing break from the grill.
So July is here, and we are well into summer. Perhaps, like me, you begin to tire a little of… Read More
Harrisburg on the Levant: 2nd Street Shawarma brings Mediterranean flair to central PA.
Mustafa Thabata and Doug McKeta have an easy rapport and appear, at least on the surface, to lack the frenetic… Read More
Home Style: Anna T’s is a tribute to a special mom & her way of cooking.
When Mark Gaspich took an early retirement after 14 years in law enforcement, he decided it was time to fulfill… Read More
Farm to Glass: From grapes to bees to beer–Spring Gate crafts a local experience.
“Why a vineyard in Harrisburg?” That was one of the first questions I asked of Marty Schoffstall, owner of Spring… Read More
A Way of Life: Yoga Nature offers a Sunday organic farmers market to nurture mind, body and soul.
It’s only natural that Sara Rose Bryant and Misha Kaschock started an all-organic farmers market at their Linglestown-based studio, Yoga… Read More
A Summer Favorite: June is strawberry pie time.
June is a special month for me: memories of my father and his lovely floribunda roses, one of which I… Read More
Snack Attack: Embark on a road trip to Pennsylvania’s most tempting factories.
From pretzels to potato chips, Pennsylvanians know how to chow down. Grumbling bellies in the middle of the afternoon are… Read More
Back to Its Roots: The world’s best quaffs, a stunning setting for the Harrisburg Wine Festival.
For Harrisburg wine-lovers, this month will be a special one indeed. For the first time since 2006, the Harrisburg Wine… Read More
Vine Vision: As Bucks Valley opens, Mike Pelino completes a journey from goal to glass.
It wasn’t long ago that refugees from the city, tired of what they did each day, wanted to burst out… Read More