On June 28, 1863, General George Meade inherited command of the Army of the Potomac. Since Chancellorsville, thousands of men had departed the army for home. Among the regiments still with Meade’s Army on that day was the 151st Pennsylvania Volunteers, who were due to muster out in four weeks. On July 1, these farmers, [...]

Eating out doesn’t have to be a diet pitfall. By making some simple swaps, you can give restaurant meals a healthy makeover. This program is geared towards senior citizens and is part of our "Final Fridays Seminar Series" which will take place on the last Friday of each month and cover topics ranging from nutrition [...]

Join Dr. Pete Lubrecht as he describes the extraordinary life and times of Carl Schurz, a real-life Renaissance man who was almost lost to history. Realizing how little was written about his amazing accomplishments and contributions to American life, Pete endeavored to pen such a book. Copies of Pete's book, "Carl Schurz: German-American Statesman: My [...]

America's Grow-a-Row is a non-profit organization that believes everyone deserves access to fresh food for healthy living! Learn how they are engaging their community to help eradicate food insecurity and promote sustainability through outreach and what you can do to help.

Join Rich Rosenthal's two-part program as he discusses the topic of Jews, Antisemitism, and the Civil War: General Grant's Infamous Order No. 11: In order to enforce President Abraham Lincoln’s administration’s  blockade against the Confederacy to cut off the Confederacy from all trade with the North, on December 17, 1862, Gen. Grant issued General Order [...]

Your resume is your brand; it is also your first impression. It needs to stand out and convince hiring managers that you are the best candidate for the job. Therefore, your resume should be a living and breathing document that is able to adjust to each position you apply for as well as respond to [...]