The Spark Weekly 10.19.2025: WITF Music and the Franklin and Mashall College October Poll.

‘Inside the Moment’: Photographer Joseph A. Rosen Captures 50 Years of American Music Legends; Lead Poisoning Prevention Starts at Home: “It’s Preventable — If We Act Early”

Inside the World’s First Horror Studies Center — and Why It’s in Pittsburgh; Pennsylvanians Face Steep Health Insurance Premium Increases for 2026

The Pennsylvania Bakery: Four Generations of Family, Faith, and Freshly Baked Tradition; Poll Finds Pennsylvanians Pessimistic About State’s Direction, Divided Along Partisan Lines

From Athlete to Coach: Alex Monroe Brings Full-Circle Experience Back to Mifflin County Track; WITF Music: Celebrating Central Pennsylvania’s Soundtrack

The Spark Weekly 10.12.2025: 50 STATES OF MURDER: An Atlas of American Crime; Banned Book Week with Cumberland County Library Systems

Lancaster Shakespeare Theatre Brings Vietnam-Era Drama to the Stage with Streamers

Harrisburg-Area Angler Makes Waves on USA Surf Fishing Team

Cumberland County Libraries Celebrate Banned Books Week, Spotlighting the Freedom to Read

Gettysburg’s Black History Museum to Open in Restored Hopkins House

New Report on Why Pennsylvanians Stay in Hospitals, and What Types of Procedures They Undergo.

50 STATES OF MURDER: An Atlas of American Crime; a Unique Take on The Criminal History of The United States.

International Saxophone Quartet Brings “Edge of the World” Sound to Perry County

Pennsylvania’s Fall Foliage Season Is One of the Longest in the Nation — Here’s Why

Lebanon Valley College Jazz Orchestra Releases Second Album Jungle Book

DoorDash’s Project Dash Expands Food Access for Seniors in Pennsylvania

The Spark Weekly 10.05.2025: Independent Courts and Why They Matter, and Suicide Awareness in Schools.

Braver Angels Monthly Conversation Explores the Meaning of Free Speech

Journalist Roundtable: Counties Consider Borrowing to Cover Expenses Amid Pennsylvania Budget Impasse

Harrisburg Book Festival Returns October 15–19