Happenings: Our December Calendar of Events
Museums & Art Spaces AACA Museum 161 Museum Dr., Hershey 717-566-7100; aacamuseum.org “Mustang Then and Now,” through April 18 “Old… Read More
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November News Digest
Affordable Housing Grants Awarded Over a dozen local projects will get a boost of cash to create housing. Harrisburg officials… Read More
Homeward Bound: Kudos to folks offering creative solutions to homelessness
Many newspapers once had a feature called “cheers and jeers.” In that column, the local newspaper complimented a few things… Read More
November Publisher’s Note
Each October, hundreds of journalists gather in a hotel ballroom just outside of Harrisburg for the annual Keystone Awards ceremony.… Read More
Worldwide Web: Friendship Force promotes global goodwill through travel, exchanges
Katherine McFarland was walking around a lake and sipping coconut water from its husk when she felt friendship take root… Read More
At the Table: Thanksgiving feast to highlight chefs from Church World Service-Harrisburg’s program for refugee, women entrepreneurs
Church World Service had to scale back its offerings to refugee clients significantly this year, as federal funding cuts hit… Read More
Shops Up the Block: Harrisburg’s small business owners hope the community will step up for a successful holiday season
Community. Talk to almost any local business owner, and that’s the word that continuously pops up. “When you make an… Read More
Creative Shopping: Artist-owned galleries offer unique wares, personal experiences
Two blocks from the Susquehanna River, on a street whose Dutch translation is “dweller by the waters,” the potter whose… Read More
Fabric of Another Era: A son reflects on his mother’s legacy as a long-time Harrisburg shop owner
If you had the chance to step into Lil’s Dress Shop, you were stepping into a community built by my… Read More
Blended Family: In Mechanicsburg, herbs and teas span generations
Herbs and teas bring people together in a post-Civil War-era building located in downtown Mechanicsburg. Bertha Reppert opened The Rosemary… Read More