Tanner’s Alley, an important station on the Underground Railroad(photo, c. 1911, courtesy of Pennsylvania State Archives) By Jeff Falk There was no “railroad” per se …
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By Jeff Falk Nothing has the power to jog the old memory like the sense of smell. Do you remember driving through Hershey and smelling …
Story By Jeff Falk • Photos By Haley Harned Charles Dickens’ character Ebenezer Scrooge causes us to pause and look inside ourselves, and challenges us …
By Danielle Debley For those who don’t know, September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. “With the rate of suicide increasing, having awareness is very …
By Jacqueline G. Goodwin, Ed.D. | Photographs Courtesy of Mike Mihalo and Seth Lasko Photography Mindy Hope was not surprised when her daughter told her …
By Jacqueline G. Goodwin, Ed.D. History says ice cream’s European debut occurred in Italy in the latter part of the seventeenth century. It spread through …
By Jacqueline G. Goodwin, Ed.D. • Photos by Danielle Debley Many folks in Harrisburg and York can now boast that they’ve hugged or even kissed …
By Deborah Fingerglow • Photos by Danielle Debley I’m sorry folks, I’m going to need to cut this presentation short. We’ve been called out to …
WHITE PINE: The largest pine in the U.S., the white pine has soft, flexible needles and is bluish-green in color. Needles are 2½ – 5 …
by Rick Dapp Memory is an elusive thing, often distorted by time and the inclusion of unintentionally specious fictions in the retelling of stories handed …