Every kid has at least one food item they consider comparable to Superman’s kryptonite. Mushy Brussels sprouts, overcooked carrots, soggy ...Read More

Tomato Time!

When concerns over the spread of the coronavirus caused the cancellation of mass gatherings, theaters and arenas were forced to ...Read More

Drive-in Movie Theater Revival

Many restaurants have always offered take-out as part of their regular operations. However, the COVID-19 pandemic took take-out to another ...Read More

Dining Out … at Home

August 2015

The Susquehanna’s Mysterious Petroglyphs

Brothers In Arms

Almost any Sailor or Marine aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7) will admit that the hardest part of a deployment is being away from their family. ...Read More

Lettuce Ware is Back!

Earlier this year, the Lily Pulitzer Collection crashed Target’s website and sold out in stores within hours. Another Palm Beach style statement from the 60s has also staged a comeback: ...Read More

Mastering the Art of the Toast

By Jill Brown and Robert Fenninger

Life’s celebrations, both monumental and minor, often call for a toast. Even a simple gathering such as a casual dinner party is made more special with an eloquent, succinct and ...Read More

What better place to vacation than in the state whose official slogan is “Vacationland”? Since my July column featured a staycation theme, I figured a proper follow-up would entail a visit ...Read More

Mt. Gretna

Photo and Copy by Seth Dochter

Mt. Gretna is one place that brings back memories of summer camp. Located just over the Lebanon County line, off Route 72, it provides the perfect mini-escape for enjoying the ...Read More

Old-fashioned Charm on a Cone

by Rochelle A. Shenk | Photography by Nick Gould

Don’t let summer slip by without savoring that quintessential treat: ice cream! But, before you indulge, sample Lickity Split’s array of starters, salads, soups and sandwiches. Housed in a portion of ...Read More