Chapter Two: After a job loss, Karla Trout booked a new career.
Are libraries still relevant in the computer age? To Karla Trout, the answer is an emphatic yes. People continue to… Read More
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Are libraries still relevant in the computer age? To Karla Trout, the answer is an emphatic yes. People continue to… Read More
Like most places during the COVID-19 crisis, churches, synagogues, mosques and most places of worship shut their doors to their… Read More
Come fall, Harrisburg school district students will have another way to learn, as district officials have announced a new, full-time… Read More
The Harrisburg school district on Monday night approved a preliminary budget for next school year, using federal aid to close… Read More
These days, everything seems to be virtual, and it’s no different for running races. Many annual races, which usually double… Read More
The COVID-19 outbreak has blasted a $4.2 million hole in the Harrisburg school district’s planned budget for next year, but… Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed a lot of unmet needs in our community, made more acute by soaring unemployment and… Read More
Kristen Zellner got $50 from a customer asking her to put it toward pet food for households in need. Annette… Read More
This story feels like a melancholy flaneur. I found myself photographing a lot of what’s not there—no people in the… Read More
Harrisburg area home sales remained stable last month, with sales units and prices mostly unchanged from the prior March. For… Read More
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