Pumpkin Plan: Love a good pumpkin? You’re in the right place.
At last, it’s here—pumpkin season. You’ve waited all year long to grab hold of one or many of the popular… Read More
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Spooky Time: Get your ghost on in Gettysburg.
Cable television is rife with ghost shows from “Ghost Adventures” to “Haunted Collector,” “Ghost Asylum” and others. It’s as though… Read More
A Literary Life: The reader, the writer welcomed at 2016 York Book Expo.
Are you the next James Patterson or Lee Child? Or maybe you just like to scribble a little or perhaps… Read More
Border Lines: New exhibit gives voice to the hopes, terrors of the immigrant experience.
Immigration isn’t just a hot-button political issue. It’s also a highly personal one. An exhibit recently opened at the Susquehanna… Read More
Family Fare: 3 generations, 1 truck and Harrisburg’s tastiest tacos.
Before food trucks were cool, Eloy Saenz was running one. Before authentic flavor was in, he stayed true to the… Read More
Circling Back: After a lifetime of career challenges, Gloria Vazquez Merrick has returned to serve the community where she was raised.
A common assumption holds that successful people set specific goals, create plans, and carefully orchestrate their success. For some, this… Read More
Brooklyn to the ‘Burg: Gabriel Olivera has risen through the ranks to become the city’s first Latino police captain.
On a late Tuesday afternoon on 2nd Street, Thank Blue, this past July’s event to recognize Harrisburg’s police, was coming… Read More
Language Barrier: The Spanish-speaking population is surging in the midstate. What’s a company to do?
Businesses that want to sell to and serve our area’s growing Latino population find themselves in something of a double… Read More
A Student Story: Class of ’51 revisits William Penn HS, with memories, regrets.
Just across from the lush, green, life-filled Italian Lake is a contrasting site. William Penn High School closed its doors… Read More
Hoops & Hopes: Coach Smallwood leads with basketball, follows with life.
For Harrisburg Coach Kirk Smallwood, basketball is the “carrot” that leads city youth to his mentorship. Smallwood, a 1973 Harrisburg… Read More