You Dig? Mineral enthusiasts find nuggets of knowledge, rock-solid support.
We’ve heard the saying, “All that glitters is not gold.” Well, if it’s not gold, what else might it be?… Read More
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No Parking, No Problem?
If you want to take in a view of Harrisburg, you could do worse than travel from South Allison Hill… Read More
To Survive, to Thrive: Sickle Cell Council supports patients living with the debilitating illness.
For Ronald Johnson and Dr. Gwendolyn Poles, the pain of sickle cell disease never really goes away. In fact, they’ve… Read More
Healthy Habits: New program aims to improve nutrition, battle chronic disease for seniors.
Pat Mueller knows all about healthy eating, the kind that helps keep the rash and weakness of dermatomyositis at bay… Read More
Harrisburg School Board hears charter application for midtown elementary school.
A new elementary charter school could open its doors in Midtown Harrisburg next year, if it gets the approval it… Read More
Academic Adjustment: Faced with charter and online competition, local public schools are changing, adapting.
A young girl sits pointing to a school lesson on a computer screen, showing her mother. Both are smiling and… Read More
Deck the Huge Halls: Put a historic mansion visit on your Christmas list.
Throughout different eras and places in history, Christmastime feels special. Maybe it’s the extra effort from giving gifts, baking and… Read More
Have Yourself a Monster Little Christmas: Holiday drive aims to change misconceptions about “monster breeds.”
A white dog, dripping blood, came into the Humane Society of the Harrisburg Area as a cruelty case. Living in… Read More
A Little Bit Him, A Little Bit Her: In downtown Harrisburg, all genders find fashion satisfaction.
“For Men, For Women, For Everyone.” So says the window of a new shop in downtown Harrisburg. It’s a fitting… Read More
Harrisburg accepting applications for Youth Commission
Are you a young person (or know one) who cares about Harrisburg and issues affecting the city’s youth? Then consider… Read More