History + Hospitality: There’s much to see, eat, enjoy at the restored Ashcombe Mansion
These days, development often takes precedence over preservation. So, Deborah Myers Welsh is grateful to have been in the right… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
Brain Battles: Trivia nights in Harrisburg thrive as games expand
As the lobby filled with patrons for a private event, Brennen Dickerson and Chris Gibson sat in a dark, empty… Read More
A Foray into Foraging: There’s a bounty in those woods
It’s going to be hard to look at the dandelion flowers growing in my yard with disdain again after exploring… Read More
Bologna & Beauty: For a great day trip, look no further than neighboring Lebanon County
When planning a vacation as the weather warms, you may dream of far-off destinations. But sometimes there are interesting experiences… Read More
Hiker Haven: Museum shares stories of the famed Appalachian Trail
Hikers of the Appalachian Trail have a saying: “The Trail Provides.” Those who attempt to traverse the 2,190-mile footpath from… Read More
Fun & Fellowship: Bethel AME Church plans its first-ever community block party
For Rev. W. Ouemonde Brangman, pastor of Bethel AME Church, a brand-new event will help the church “enforce a sense… Read More
Dreams of Capri: With burrata, you’ll enjoy a taste of the sunny Mediterranean
In 2010, my husband and I traveled to Italy with friends who had lived there for quite a few years.… Read More
Bartender’s Choice: At Rubicon, thoughtful food deserves thoughtful cocktails
No one is going to argue with bartender Dylan Simon when he describes the food at Rubicon as “wonderful and… Read More
Eco-Educate: Kids are never too young to learn about conservation, and local educators and programs are here to help
I can thank my proactive Girl Scout leaders back in 1980-something for prying my couch potato buns off the sofa… Read More
State Stride: Local runner completes marathons in all 50 states
It’s never too late to set and achieve intimidating goals—at least, that’s how Jess Hayden, who recently finished her project… Read More