Turning Over a New Leaf
Why a plant-based diet—even for one day a week—could boost your health in 2022 and beyond By Karen Hendricks People are passionate about food. Some of us love—or loathe—steak. Just […]
January/February 2022
For the Love of a Horse
Arabian horse trainers share their passion for this special breed locally and nationally By Jennifer Mellace Just outside Gettysburg, surrounded by the beautiful rolling countryside, sits Ryan Show Horses.At first
Mourning Lincoln
By Jane Malone Abraham Lincoln died at 7:22 a.m. on Saturday, April 15, 1865. The news of his assassination came in over the telegraph. In Gettysburg, whether one was a
Imaginative Realism
Fantasy games influence Gettysburg artist’s bold, bright works of art By Darrin Youker | Portrait photo by Melissa Ring As an artist, Emily Matusz is drawn to the immersive experience
‘A’ Marks the Spot
A&A Village Treasures By Rachel Kimmel Shoppers visiting A&A Village Treasures are treated to three different shop experiences all in one location. In the main area, visitors can find
The Gleaning Project
Local Farmers and Gardeners Help Tackle Food Scarcity in the Community By Jennifer Mellace Sweet berries, juicy tomatoes, crisp apples. Buying fresh fruits and vegetables is something many of us