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
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Family Time
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
Hoops & Hopes: Coach Smallwood leads with basketball, follows with life.
For Harrisburg Coach Kirk Smallwood, basketball is the “carrot” that leads city youth to his mentorship. Smallwood, a 1973 Harrisburg… Read More
Backpack to School: Tabernacle Baptist’s back-to-school fair offers supplies, support.
Few things are more nostalgic than the memories of preparing to go back to school in the fall: clothes laid… Read More
Class Act: In Harrisburg, it’s lights, action–learn.
Harrisburg has some great theater—lots of us already know that. But did you know it also has theater training? Open… Read More
Camp Curtain: At this summer camp, plays are the play.
When you think of summer camp, what comes to mind? Cabins, a lake, maybe a bully or two. But, in… Read More
Learning to Dream: Good careers start right here–at Goodwill Keystone Area.
Goodwill Keystone Area has a rather unique approach to employee retention—it encourages its people to leave. The Harrisburg-based branch of… Read More