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The Boy graduates in one week
A parent shares the emotional experience and reflections as their son prepares to graduate from high school.
Three rules I’m setting before my child goes online
As the internet becomes impossible to avoid, one Central Pennsylvania parent is already setting firm boundaries for her young daughter’s future online life.
Navigating relationships with my adult children
Navigating the ever-changing landscape of adult children relationships and family dynamics is an art in itself—one that I embrace every day.
Nothing big, just family time
This year, Christmas looked a little different at our house. Gone are the mountains of gifts, the overflowing stockings, and the grand feasts.
Planning holiday gatherings with busy adult kids
When my kids were younger, I didn’t have to think twice about holiday plans. We were all under the same roof, and no matter what, I knew we’d be together.
Balancing act: Being there when it matters
I found myself sitting in the stands of The Boy’s Junior Varsity Wrestling tournament, where there were over 150 student-athletes participating.
Home Alone: How it felt spending baby’s first Thanksgiving alone
My wife is from Tennessee and the majority of her family still lives there. We discussed how important it was that our son meets and spends time with her family, so we both made the decision that the week of Thanksgiving would be the best time to do that.
Embracing new beginnings: navigating the empty nest
As I sit here, reflecting on the whirlwind that this past year has been, I find myself contemplating the idea of "new beginnings." At 41, I never imagined I'd be navigating the empty nest quite so soon.
York Catholic tuition plan lowers costs based on income, assets
York Catholic Middle & High School, which serves students in grades seven to 12 from York County and northern Maryland, is adopting a Family Customized Tuition plan to make private Catholic education more affordable.
Revere Tavern to close, citing staff shortages, other issues
The Revere Tavern, a well-known local eatery whose building dates back to 1740, is closing.
Celebrating ‘Back to School’
There are some days of the year that are just more special than others. My favorite day is right around the corner.
Two homes take top prize in Parade judging
The 2022 Lancaster/Lebanon Parade of Homes, which features 18 single-family and semidetached/townhouse residences, announced its top award winners.
