They Made a Stink: Callery pear trees added to noxious weeds list; new tree sales banned
One of Pennsylvania’s most popular trees is “growing like a weed”—really. The Callery pear tree, also called the Bradford pear,… Read More
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Floral Connections: Creator, client intersect, bond at Woodland Floral Design Co.
Serving others is not always one-size-fits-all. Meaningful connection and impact can be found down all paths—both well worn and less… Read More
Keystone Made: Manor House Studio carries on a local legacy, honors PA craftsmanship
For Robert “Bob” and Amanda Hasemeier, Manor House Studio is more than just owning a business. It’s also carrying the… Read More
Shear Wisdom: “Chops” Green combines cuts with counsel
The day after Christmas last year, Harrisburg lost another young Black man to gun violence on the streets. The murder… Read More
Flower Powers: In Dauphin County, the subject is roses—and veggies and plants and pollinators
As the air warms, gardeners itch to dig in the dirt—and, fortunately, they have a valuable resource at hand. For… Read More
Cabinetry, across Generations: At Mother Hubbard’s, the cupboard is full—and custom-made
The heart of any home is the kitchen. It’s where celebrations take place, meals are prepared, and memories are made.… Read More
At first in-person board meeting in years, Harrisburg School District officials discuss staffing shortages, violence
On Monday, a crowd of Harrisburg School District staff and community members filled the Lincoln Administration Building for a board… Read More
Harrisburg Academy to hold fundraiser, provide potential scholarships for Ukrainian families
One local school is turning its focus outside its walls to help neighbors globally. Harrisburg Academy, a private school in… Read More
A Home in Harrisburg: Afghan refugees are resettling in central PA, with the assistance, collaboration of local groups
Moving is not for the weak—even if it’s just a move across town. It involves a lot of upheaval and… Read More
A Straight Fight: How the organization Hero in the Fight, and founder Dan Albert, reverse the stigma of addiction, from zero to hero
If you’ve ever been to Lemoyne’s Negley Park, chances are, you remember the view. The park offers a stunning, eagle’s… Read More