2014
When They’re Together
By Julie Gargotta Even in her sea-foam-colored corduroy pants, you can see how thin her legs are. Sitting in a purple and black wheelchair, she’s clad in a cheerful striped sweater with a red bow. […]
Month: March 2014
2014
Treats of Sweet – 7 Decadent Central Pa. Desserts
Words by Jadrian Klinger A treat of the sweet is almost impossible to resist. After dinner with coffee, paired with your favorite adult drink, for a midnight snack, in lieu of breakfast or basically any […]
2014
Retired Racers Seeking Loving Families
By Gina Kurtz “The mission is the dogs and nothing more.” This is the motto of Keystone Greyhounds, a Harrisburg nonprofit organization dedicated to finding homes for retired racing greyhounds. On a 25 degree evening […]
2014
On the Ice with the Hershey Bears
By M. Diane McCormick; Photography by Jadrian Klinger Skating backward is easier than skating forward, Hershey Bears left wing Derek Whitmore told me. Famous last words. Adventure Chick has three distinct ice-skating memories. One, as […]
2014
McGrath’s Irish Pub & Restaurant
Words and Photograph by Jadrian Klinger Downtown Atmosphere with Neighborhood Charm Situated in the heart of Harrisburg’s Restaurant Row, just a few steps from the corner of N. 2nd and Locust streets, stands a downtown […]
2014
In-Home Artist Spaces
By M. Diane McCormick; Photography by Haley Harned Few things seem more romantic than the idea of an in-home studio – a place to create, a refuge from the world. Three area artists and a […]
2014
In with the Old, Out with the New
By Jadrian Klinger Retro Cocktails in the Capital City Even after years, decades or centuries, and old standard never truly goes out of style. It may, perhaps, fall from favor, lying momentarily dormant until a […]
2014
Gallery Space
By Scott Campbel “I’m not a metal worker. For me, the metal is the canvas on which I create images.” So says enamelist Paula Lewis. Neither does the Boiling Springs woman ponder the age-old distinction […]
2014
Face in the Crowd
By Scott Campbell Mechanicsburg Man’s Love of Music Spawns Niche Business Included among the Civil War-era structures that line the first block of Mechanicsburg’s N. Market St. stands an enterprise dubbed RecordSmith. Within the shop, […]
2014
Did You Know?
By Rick Dapp The Portal to Nowhere Patrons on Harrisburg’s 2nd Street Restaurant Row have certainly passed by it, and some may have stopped to admire its workmanship and decidedly different architecture. Most have little […]