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Ice & Fire Festival to return to Harrisburg with sculptures, food, music
The weather may be unseasonably warm this weekend, but Harrisburg is prepping for a very cool event on Saturday. The city’s ninth annual Ice & Fire Festival will take place on March 7, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., featuring dozens of ice sculptures, food and festivities. “For nine...
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Collector Car Season in Carlisle kicks off next month with Spring Carlisle
CARLISLE, Pa. — The collector car hobby accelerates into spring as Spring Carlisle 2026 returns to the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds on April 22–26, Carlisle Events announced Tuesday. "As one of the most anticipated and largest automotive gatherings of the year, Spring Carlisle brings nearly 100,000 automotive enthusiasts together...
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Lancaster County Pretzel Hut opens Wednesday
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This Old-Fashioned Pennsylvania Diner Serves Up Pure 1950s Nostalgia
Ever wonder what it’s like to eat breakfast in a time capsule that also happens to serve killer omelets?. DJ’s Taste of the 50’s in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, answers that question with a resounding “yes, please, and can I get extra bacon?”. Here’s the thing about nostalgia:...
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Ephraim Slaughter: Freedom’s Witness Brings Harrisburg History to Life
Listen to the podcast to hear the full conversation. On today’s episode of The Spark, we reviewed Ephraim Slaughter: Freedom’s Witness, the powerful one-act play presented by Sankofa African American Theatre Company and Gamut Theatre Group in partnership with the National Civil War Museum for the Annual Dauphin County Black History Celebration. Actor Marcus McGhee discussed bringing to life the story of Ephraim Slaughter, a man born enslaved who became a Union Army veteran and respected Harrisburg community leader. The play, written by Philadelphia playwright Teresa Miller and directed by Sharia Benn, transports audiences to a Harrisburg room in 1943, where memory and history converge to explore the true cost of freedom and the resilience required to claim it. We also highlighted the decade-long partnership that has brought thousands of local students to live productions celebrating Black history, and how this latest collaboration continues that mission by restoring a powerful local story to the stage.
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Spring Hiking Weekend in the Laurel Highlands offers a lot more than hiking
It's called "Spring Hiking Weekend," but the Keystone Trails Association's gathering May 1-3 in the Laurel Highlands is a lot more than hiking. You can go whitewater rafting on the lower Youghiogheny River. You can bicycle on the Great Allegheny Passage. You even can tour and crawl through Laurel Caverns.
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Chellas Arepa Kitchen prepares tamales and a burger arepa
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New fast-food restaurant replacing closed Arby's on Concord Pike
A new fast-food restaurant is moving to the site of Delaware's first Arby’s location that dates back to the 1960s. Wendy's has plans to move to the former Arby's at 4004 Concord Pike in Talleyville, a Wendy's representative confirmed with Delaware Online/The News Journal on Feb. 27. Wendy's couldn't share an expected opening date for the location. Wendy's offers breakfast, lunch and dinner, including signature menu items such as the Baconator, Dave’s Single, the Spicy Chicken Sandwich and the Frosty dessert. The Dublin, Ohio-based company has 13 locations in Delaware and almost 6,000 total locations across the U.S. Wendy's International Inc. is the franchisor of Wendy's restaurants. The company also owns Tim Hortons and Baja Fresh. Delaware's first Arby's The Arby's on Concord Pike features two of the original cowboy hat signs, which have since been taken down. The location opened in October 1967, Chuck Crawford, president of ACW Corp. that operated the restaurant, said in a June 2025 News Journal article . After 58 years on Concord Pike, Delaware's first Arby's closed on June 15, 2025. Sophia Voight is a growth and development reporter. Reach her with feedback and story tips at svoight@delawareonline.com. This article originally appeared on Delaware
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The Most Talked-About French Onion Soup In Pennsylvania Comes From This Charming Restaurant
Nestled in the historic charm of a 1750s building, Brickerville House Restaurant in Lititz, PA, stands as a testament to timeless culinary delight. Known for its homestyle fare, this cozy eatery has captured the hearts—and taste buds—of many. The restaurant’s French Onion Soup has become legendary, drawing food...
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The Hershey Theatre will re-open on Thursday, March 5 after an extensive 13-month renovation project. We got a tour of the newly improved theatre and behind the scenes 🎥🎭.#pennsylvania #pennlive #hershey created by pennlive wi...
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Opinion: Skiing Is the Best Outdoor Winter Activity
Enjoyed by millions of Americans every year, skiing is a great way to spend time outdoors during the cold winter months. Due to the benefits of skiing and the fact that it’s more active and allows more sight-seeing than other activities, it is also the overall best out of all outdoor winter activities, such as snowshoeing, ice skating and ice fishing. A note that “skiing” refers to the activities of skiing and snowboarding when used in this article due to the overall similarity of a fast-paced, downhill sport.
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This Pennsylvania Smorgasbord Has Been Serving Scratch-Made Recipes Since 1929
You know that feeling when your stomach starts speaking a language only comfort food can understand?. Miller’s Smorgasbord in Ronks has been answering that call for nearly a century, serving up Pennsylvania Dutch cooking that’ll make you wonder why you ever bothered with portion control. Let’s talk about...