Good, Better, Best: Palmyra man reaches career peak as Westminster Dog Show judge
Richard Powell possesses highly evolved observation skills. He pays great attention to details. And his propensity for focus and concentration… Read More
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Pets & Pests: Comb through your options for the best critter control
Many of us know the horror of petting our dogs and cats only to come across tiny, blood-sucking critters on… Read More
Squid Bliss: Rosemary grills the calamari of her dreams
Back in the middle 2000s, when Harrisburg’s downtown restaurant scene, known as Restaurant Row, was drawing big crowds and new… Read More
Command Central: Susquehanna Service Dogs opens new center to expand mission
Assistance dogs provide people the [paw]sibility to live independently. In fact, that is the mission of Susquehanna Service Dogs, an… Read More
Art Becomes Reality: Twists, insights, laughs from “Official Competition”
From directors Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat comes “Official Competition”—a film within a film and an act that turns into… Read More
Cycle Sites: There’s plenty to stop and see while breezing around the Capital Area Greenbelt.
Harrisburg’s best-kept secret may be a 20-mile trail first conjured up by City Beautiful planners in 1902 that finally became… Read More
A Lasting Legacy: Why did the Jewish Federation decide to buy the former Dixon Center–and what comes next?
“It takes one second to walk on the campus and be inspired by what’s happening here, and a lot of… Read More
Major Impact: A unique organization finds itself at a crossroads.
Back in 2013, Harrisburg had a first hint that its future might be better than its recent past. Late that… Read More
Agnes at 50: This month marks five decades since the most devastating flood in Harrisburg history.
The rain had been coming down for three days, and the Susquehanna River kept creeping higher and higher. Eileen Young… Read More
Some Like It Odd: Oddities museum exhibits the wacky, the macabre.
Sometimes, you find things in the strangest of places. Take, as a very good example, Jeremiah Crow’s House of Oddities… Read More