Doing Good December
In the last few years, talk about going green has been big, but for some it is more than shopping… Read More
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Christmas Mystery, in Song: Mistletoe Magic glitters at Forum.
Music calls forth memories, whether happy or sad, but no tunes seem as evocative as those played during the holiday… Read More
Decades of Sheep, Shakes: Wintertime is Farm Show time.
The Pennsylvania State Farm Show, the largest indoor agricultural exposition in the United States, traces its roots to the 1851… Read More
Blindness Awareness
October is World Blindness Awareness Month, initiated by The Little Rock Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives… Read More
A Classical Century: Barnard Statues survive strict morality, rough weather.
Adjacent to the western entrance of the Main Capitol building sit the monumental Barnard statue groups. These two sets of… Read More
Under Fire, Undaunted: Harrisburg Hope refuses to be silenced.
Three hundred-sixty-eight days after I requested permission from the state to lead grassroots community group Harrisburg Hope, the Governor’s Office… Read More
Uptown Featured in Candlelight Tour
This year’s 39th annual Candlelight House Tour, organized by Historic Harrisburg Association and scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 9, includes 14… Read More
Battling Blindness: Tri-County works to mitigate growing problem.
A report from Prevent Blindness America shows a sharp increase in eye disease prevalence.According to the 2012 study released by… Read More
State of a State Promise: Gov. Corbett and his pledge to Harrisburg.
Last October, the state of Pennsylvania made a promise to the city of Harrisburg. In signing the “Declaration of Fiscal… Read More
A Place of Gathering, Support: Seniors discover activities, warmth at historic Rutherford House.
Rutherford House is a partially undiscovered jewel. Equidistant from the commercial Paxton Street and the bucolic Capital Area Green Belt,… Read More