No Cigs Here: Harrisburg Playgrounds Go Smoke-Free
Starting today, 45 new signs will mark Harrisburg’s playgrounds as “tobacco-free zones,” reminding park-goers that young lungs are playing.… Read More
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Groom to Grow: Take good care of that man face
When I was sitting in the studio makeup chair the other day and speaking to our stylist—said nobody ever in… Read More
The Pre-K Way: New City School brings another educational option to Harrisburg
Heather Tomer wanted to enroll her son, Brodey, in a pre-K program but quickly came upon a troubling fact. “The… Read More
State of the City Address reflects on past successes, supports nonprofits
Dr. Roma J. Benjamin left the Camp Curtin YMCA this morning with a little something extra. The nonprofit she founded… Read More
Academic Achievement: Marking its golden anniversary, Penn State Harrisburg takes a glance back then marches forward.
When Kenshay Kerr began considering colleges, the Long Island resident could take his pick from a list of nearby schools… Read More
From Harrisburg, with Love: Tanya Weaver works locally to benefit AIDS sufferers in Africa.
It’s 2013, and I’m having coffee with Tanya Weaver, a woman I met on the Internet. She’s dark-haired and petite,… Read More
Your Move: At the Game Table Cafe, the pursuit of fun isn’t trivial.
Here’s a Clue: If you want a Monopoly on fun, take a Risk on a new spot on the West… Read More
Student Scribes: “On Having It All”
When I was an English major at Penn State Harrisburg, I wanted to be something different every semester. As a… Read More
A Warm Welcome: 100 Men Greeting extend a hand to Harrisburg students.
The weather cooperated on this day, the cool temperatures and sunny sky adding to the bright faces and cheery “good… Read More
A Student Story: Class of ’51 revisits William Penn HS, with memories, regrets.
Just across from the lush, green, life-filled Italian Lake is a contrasting site. William Penn High School closed its doors… Read More