Adventure Together: The holidays gift you extra family time for winter whimsy and new traditions
The December of my youth meant piles of snow, gloved hands and thick gray cloud cover. These past few Decembers… Read More
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Creature Feature: Animals populate “Flow,” but the film may be more about us
If you want to see the most beautiful animation of the year, you need look no further than “Flow.” Directed… Read More
A Scrooge for All Seasons: Nicholas Hughes and the 25th anniversary of “A Christmas Carol”
For 25 years, Open Stage’s annual production of “A Christmas Carol” has brought the timeless tale of redemption and generosity… Read More
Musical Notes: Jinglin’ Through December
Whether this is your favorite time of the year, or you’re just relieved this year is ending, there are some… Read More
November Publisher’s Note
November is a tale of two months. Early on, there’s Election Day, which is supposed to unite us as a… Read More
November News Digest
Housing Project Gets Key Approval A proposed veterans housing project in south Harrisburg has been given a key approval, though… Read More
New Digs: Developers finish up long-awaited, much-needed affordable housing in Harrisburg
Tarik Casteel has a vision for his city. His vision includes quality, but accessible housing, and neighborhoods that are vibrant… Read More
Voting Block: What will the neighbors think?
How’s the election playing out on your block? In a recent Washington Post story, five contributors wrote short essays about… Read More
A Move, a Mission: HAPAL swings into new era of helping area youth
For years, the former Lower Paxton Youth Center sat abandoned with weeds and kudzu taking over the playground and buildings.… Read More
Past & Present: LGBT Center looks back—and forward—at civil rights advocacy
Fifty-five years ago, a teenage Mark Segal used a piece of chalk to rally people for what would, in retrospect,… Read More