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 ...
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Chad Dion Lassiter has been at the helm of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission (PHRC) for four years now and considers his role as Executive Director as a calling. “I’m a man of faith, ...
In the May 2026 Issue of Harrisburg Magazine: The Strength of a Mother’s Love: Manisha De La Cruz, driven by her love for her family, demonstrates extraordinary strength and resiliency in the face of ...
It’s our special wedding issue of Harrisburg Magazine. On the cover: Rick and Kathleen Ellis reflect on their 50-year marriage, sharing their journey from youthful chaos to a steady partnership built ...
In the April 2026 Issue of Harrisburg Magazine: ...
Liza Smith is the Owner and Founder of Progress Fitness, a functional training gym built on the mission “We Change Lives!” A native of Hermitage, PA, Liza blends analytical strength with a deep ...
Inside Hershey Cycles, the music never feels like background noise. It moves through the shop the way sunlight filters through old record-store windows. Warm. Familiar. Inseparable from the character ...
Food Bank, The Salvation Army – Harrisburg and Veterans Outreach of PA. “Our Annual Charity Golf Classic is not just a day on the green; it is a chance for our ...
If you are exploring home equity line of credit (HELOC) financing in the Northeast, you are likely comparing lenders not just on rates, but on flexibility, fees and how quickly you can access your ...
Editor’s Note: This is the latest periodic installment of the After the Beat column focusing on the behind-the-scenes talent that nurtures the live music scene in Harrisburg. Ronnie Rhoads, Big Riff ...
The first signs of Pennsylvania’s growing season arrive in baskets, bins and wooden crates. At farmers markets across central Pennsylvania, tables gradually fill with early greens, onions, herbs and ...
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