The New Urban Guardians: How ordinary people played a role in the great crime decline.
The Bethesda Mission Youth center has provided after school tutoring and other enrichment activities for children and teens since 1990.… Read More
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Art & Stroll: At Wildwood Park, the beauty is all natural.
Mash-up might be a newish word, but it’s certainly not a new idea—fusing together two or more unrelated items or… Read More
Flower Finds: A burst of color at the Broad Street Market.
Rather poetically, in November of last year, the west end of the Broad Street Market suddenly looked as if summer… Read More
HACC finalizes 2018-19 budget, tuition to rise by $6 per credit hour.
The HACC Midtown II building in Harrisburg. HACC students will have to pay a bit more for the next academic… Read More
Fixing History: You bought an old Harrisburg house. Now what?
Before and after: Justin and Erin Heinly’s house in Midtown Harrisburg. Ah, spring. Since recently installing replacement windows in their… Read More
Spring Homes: Ask A Realtor
Spring is a time of renewal and, for many, that means taking stock of where and how they live. Those… Read More
Style, History: Redeux–a shop with a past.
Alexandra and Avery Devoe. Alexandra and Avery Devoe have a promise they mean to keep. If you jump on I-83… Read More
Harrisburg School Board votes to consider a new superintendent.
Superintendent Sybil Knight-Burney speaks at a district press conference in December 2017. The Harrisburg School District is putting up a… Read More
Ready to Read: “500 Men” pours into classrooms to read, listen.
Correspondent Ron Claiborne of “Good Morning America” kicked off the annual “500 Men Reading” event today at Camp Curtin Middle… Read More
Uncommon Scents: Men and fragrances—the battle is on.
Ryan Spahr What’s that smell? If you’re a guy, that question should be an admirable one—not embarrassing. Men usually fumble… Read More