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In the July 2026 Issue of Harrisburg Magazine:
- Nature’s Healthy Bounty: From sun-ripened tomatoes and sweet corn to peaches, berries and leafy greens, farmers market season is one of our region’s most flavorful traditions. Nutrition expert Julie Stefanski explains why those fresh-picked foods can also play an important role in long-term health.
- Aging with Confidence: Chair yoga might look gentle from the outside, but beneath the stretches and breathing exercises lies a powerful tool for healthy aging. Local yoga professional Amanda Lease helps older adults build strength, improve balance and find community through classes at retirement communities and beyond.
- Plan Income Wisely: A little-known Medicare surcharge can quietly drive up retirement costs if income isn’t carefully managed. In his The Finance Hound column, Bryson Roof breaks down IRMAA and offers smart, practical strategies to help retirees avoid costly surprises.
- Supporting Student Success: For many children, the first day of school starts long before the first bell rings. Through its annual Back-to-School Block Party, Big Brothers Big Sisters of South-Central PA is helping students step into the new school year with confidence and the support of an entire community behind them.
- Relationships Drive Results: From state championship soccer fields to local storefronts, Brandon Ramsey has built his career around relationships. Today, the founder of Ramsey Payment Pros helps business owners find technology solutions that make everyday transactions smoother for customers and staff alike.
- Summer Fun Guide: Discover the best local events, concerts, celebrations and happenings across Central Pennsylvania. Check out our calendar and start planning your next adventure!
- Kindred Blues Spirits: Though they arrived there by different roads, John Merx and Nate Myers share a common language: the harmonica. In this month’s After the Beat column, Amy Simpson explores the influences, mentors and musical adventures that continue to fuel two of the region’s distinctive blues voices.
