Come Along for the Journey
There are so many jewels inside Pennsylvania. Some are better known than others. For starters, there's the mighty Susquehanna River and all the communities, big and small, along its banks. Each holds a multitude of stories to tell and sights to see. There's succulent seasonal produce (around here, we dream of summer's tomatoes and corn all year long) and amazing architecture. We want to share it all with you.
FAME HAS A PRICE TAG,
and for Sonestown native Aaron Kelly, a recent "American Idol" Top 5 finalist, the price is the admiration and idolization of fans of all ages. They've followed Kelly's impressive rise from unknown Sullivan County resident to rising music star and now, adolescent heartthrob. Read More...
THAT CHAP WITH THE BRITISH ACCENT, MOUNTED ATOP
a horse, is cantering through this tiny Snyder County village toward the crossroads of his life.
Behind him, a world renowned musical career that peaked 40 years ago. Read More...
Do you love to write? Do you love Pennsylvania? Then we would love for you to write about Pennsylvania! We are seeking unpublished fiction stories, poetry and creative writing for consideration in appearing in Inside Pennsylvania, which publishes four times a year. Here's the catch: your piece must include a reference to a specific Central Pennsylvania landmark, no matter how big or small, or how well-known. As always, use your knowledge, creativity and imagination! Keep entries short -1,000 words or less - and include a title. Stories may include a photograph or piece of colorful artwork. We are now accepting submissions for the Spring issue, which will be on newsstands from February to May. The deadline for submission is 5 p.m. Jan. 3, at which time the winner will be notified by phone or e-mail. Only one submission will be selected. One entry per person, please. Send your entry, along with your name, address and phone number to: Tricia Pursell, Inside Pennsylvania 200 Market St. Sunbury, PA 17801 Or e-mail to tpursell@InsidePAmagazine.com. Put "fiction entry" on the envelope or in the subject field.
