Author: Amaury Abreu

Williamsport, Pa- It was during her lead performance in “Annie” as a fifth grader in Loyalsock Township School District that Tess Marshall knew she wanted to act onstage for a living.

Harrisburg, PA- The Third in The Burg had a successful Friday on April 15th. With the weather finally cooperating with the general public’s sensory and feelings the streets of Harrisburg were flooded with by passers appreciating live street performers, crowds snagging a quick drink at their favorite bars, and a nice stroll down Front Street.  But the spotlight for the entire night was captured by the Trevor Hall concert at HMAC .with the doors not set to open until 8pm, a line to get a front row gaze at the star was line up way ahead of time.  Upon entering the stage the immediate crowd and biggest fan swarmed to the front to wait for the artist. The night was opened by the mesmerizing folk music of Gone Gone Beyond.

Jacob Keiter For the first time since 2019 the “Got the Nerve Triathlon” will be hosted in Mt. Gretna. This triathlon is being hosted by Utopia Events which took on the race back in 2020 in order to increase awareness and participation. The I Am Able Foundation sponsors the event with proceeds going towards equipment to assist people with mobility issues. The race has previously seen over 600 athletes as well as 600 spectators and volunteers in prior years. While this year is not expected to have as big of a turn out there are already 300 registered racers eager to…

James Earl Jones was raised in Arkansas but has lived in Pennsylvania for over 22 years; he currently lives in the Philadelphia area. He is a retired U.S. Navy Veteran, runs an HR consulting practice, and is the CEO of a Petroleum company he founded in 2003, called Silverback Commodities.

April is Earth Month, a time to recognize the efforts of those making a difference in the environment, to appreciate the natural landscape, and to take action on environmental issues. 

It has been said, “first me, then and then me”, but how do we consider this phrase? do we really pay attention to our self? Or do we simply use these words to increase our ego and show people that I am as they want me to be and that if I help myself in things, I am wrong?

Philadelphia, Pa- We are happy to announce the addition of Johanna Burgos to our team of writers. Johanna has a degree in Journalism and will be working with us to improve the quality of our content. Here is Johanna’s bio:

A 38-year-old Lebanon man is in custody after police officers were dispatched Thursday afternoon for a shooting investigation in the city.

Erik Soulliard Annubis Productions is excited to announce that we’re creating a streaming series right here in our hometown of Lebanon, Pa.! A streaming series is hosted on a variety of channels such as YouTube, Roku, Tubi and many other online distribution platforms. Over the next few months, I’ll be writing a sequence of articles sharing the making of my episodic series titled Diakonia. Who am I? I am Erik Soulliard and own Annubis Productions. My first film, The Creek, was available on all major outlets such as Netflix, Blockbuster and Walmart. The Creek was shot in Lickdale and Cleona…

 In an era where everyone seems to be discussing mental health, it may be time for each of us to do a self inventory. So many of us relate to the faces of depression, the sad, expressionless, apathetic masks worn by so many suffering from Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). However, many of us face the day with a smile, a sustainable routine and attend to all of our daily needs, including work, children, and other needed obligations. Does this mean we are NOT depressed? Or just not “ happy”, “ satisfied” or is this just considered being “content”?