Yule of Yore: A Victorian Christmas touches down at Fort Hunter.
Christmas is a magical season, made even more charming with Victorian traditions. It could be the Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas… Read More
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Bulk Joy: New downtown grocer offers value, convenience, one item at a time.
Picture yourself lovingly grinding your own peanut butter on one of the major streets in downtown Harrisburg. Not on the… Read More
Moe Style, No Problems: Pal’s Apparel want to primp you up.
Crimson plush carpet caressed my Red Wing soles as I stepped inside Pal’s Apparel. This newly minted menswear store on… Read More
Old World Eats: At Fraulie’s, a quick trip to Germany, with connections through Lemoyne.
The Food Network show “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” has popularized the notion that food treasures can exist in the humblest… Read More
Imagine This: Harrisburg-area kids take inspiration from Mollybee Toys.
The idea for Mollybee Toys began to germinate about seven years ago, following a well-timed trip to Europe. “I… Read More
Fifty & Fabulous: Five decades old, The Plum continues to bear fruit.
There’s always something new at The Plum, the venerable women’s clothing shop in downtown Harrisburg. That’s what owner Isaac Mishkin… Read More
Coffee Capital: Just across Forster Street, warm drinks, friendly staff, await.
The saying, “out of the mouths of babes,” resonates with Rick Hawtrey, owner of Capital Joe Coffee, right across the… Read More
Senior Space: Friendship, fellowship at Heinz-Menaker.
A group of focused-looking seniors gathers in a light-filled room in Midtown Harrisburg to practice tai-chi. Outside the room, a… Read More
Home Safely: Local police sergeant creates registry for Alzheimer’s, dementia patients
Stephanie Weimer thought she had all the bases covered. As primary caregiver for her father—diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease—she always knew… Read More
Declaring Independence: Options increase for senior living.
Let’s face it: none of us are getting any younger. According to recent U.S. Census Bureau data, 75.4 million people… Read More