February Publisher’s Note
It’s been said that February is both the shortest and the longest month. It’s the shortest month for obvious reasons—it… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
Food Grade: Grocers, shoppers weigh the city’s options, needs, hurdles
The habits of three Harrisburg residents just might tell you most of what you need to know about grocery shopping… Read More
Musical Notes: Warm Up to January
January’s off to a slow beginning, with a soft first half of the month as far as live music offerings. … Read More
From Business to Books: Local children’s author enters 2026 on a publishing tear
For someone who has a background in numbers and percentages, Jessica Yoon sure knows a lot about words and pictures.… Read More
Winter Wonderland: Park officials and outfitters stress importance of bundling up and getting outdoors with your kids this winter
Shorter and colder days bring on a kind of hibernation for people as well as animals, but getting outdoors is… Read More
Adventure Together: Start the new year off right with positivity jars, family sports and giving back
There’s a lot of talk about resolutions this time of year. We create lists of ways to improve our lives,… Read More
Take a Number: Our editor counts down his top 10 Harrisburg news stories of 2025.
The sycamore trees are barren, the Farm Show is upon us, and the Harrisburg beaver has bedded down for the… Read More
Arch, Curl, Spiral: The Gyrotonic method represents a different kind of movement
A Pennsylvania native is bringing her knowledge and love of movement to her own studio space in Camp Hill. At… Read More
Fast Food, Italian Style: This sausage soup is a healthier alternative to a burger and fries
Have you ever raced home from a busy day at work or other activities and immediately faced the question of… Read More
January News Digest
No Tax Hike in Harrisburg Budget Harrisburg City Council last month passed the city’s 2026 municipal budget, which does not… Read More