Month: January 2016

5 Bucket-List Trips There’s no better time than the cold winter months to plan your next big vacation and no time like the new year to dust off that old bucket list and pick the […]

by Andrew Linker Three games in three days, a weekend grind that erodes both the body and mind of everyone who plays pro hockey. First, you are shoehorned into a bus traveling who knows where […]

By Rick Dapp Google is an interesting search engine – actually much more than simply a search engine – and infinitely mysterious to confirmed Luddites who use it to glean facts as they research articles […]

by Jill Gleeson This Winter, Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler in Louisiana! Is there anywhere in the United States as purely exhilarating, as soul-stirring and stimulating to the senses as Louisiana’s fabled city on the […]

By Bentz Tozer, Jr., B.S., CPT Strength-training is a key component to overall fitness. But what is the best age to start adding it to an exercise program? How young is too young? Does it […]

Book Written By E.L. Doctorow (Random House, $16, 336 Pages, Paperback) by Harvey Freedenberg For the last few years, I’ve devoted one of these columns each year to reflections on re-reading a favorite novel, like […]

by Scott Campbell For most of his adult life, Richard Souders’ forte was centered in the crafts realm. After earning a degree in art education from Kutztown State College in 1968, the New Cumberland native […]

by Jill Gleeson It isn’t really about voyaging across the planet. Nowadays, flying to Western Europe from the Mid-Atlantic doesn’t take much longer than a day at the office (and can be a lot more […]

by Susan Jennings There’s no better time than the cold winter months to plan your next big vacation and no time like the new year to dust off that old bucket list and pick the […]