“Voices from the Susquehanna Volume II” is the latest anthology from the Harford Writers’ Group. Learn more about this band of local authors, poets and photographers with Todd Holden, our guest on “The Harford Edge” airing live on Friday, July 13th, at 8:00 a.m. on WAMD Radio 970 AM and on the internet at www.khztv.com. […]
Local Harford County Writers Publish “Voices from the Susquehanna – Volume II;” New Book Incorporates Poetry, Prose, Photography
From the Harford Writers’ Group: The Harford Writers’ Group (HWG) has published a second volume of writings from its local members, entitled “Voices from the Susquehanna – Volume II” (ISBN 9780977350940). This latest anthology is over 260 pages long and incorporates poetry, prose, and photography. “Voices from the Susquehanna – Volume II” is available for […]
31st Annual Young Authors Writing Contest Winners Announced
From Harford County Public Schools: The Harford County Reading Council’s 31st Annual Young Authors Writing Contest Awards Ceremony was held on Thursday, March 15, 2012, for students, parents, teachers and administrators from all over Harford County to listen to the work of students in grades K-12. Students were recognized as creative authors and poets and […]
An Afternoon of Irish Poetry and Song Offered March 9 at Harford Community College
From Harford Community College: An Afternoon of Irish Poetry and Song will take place Wednesday, March 9, at 3 PM in the historic Hays-Heighe House on the Harford Community College campus. Winner of a Gertrude Stein Award for innovative writing, Irish-American poet and musician Terence Winch will delight the audience with poetry and songs. Winch […]
Keep Havre de Grace Alive And Vibrant, Think Local First…And Support Sunday’s Downtown Art Crawl
The first ever Havre de Grace Downtown Art Crawl will take place Sunday, September 21, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in downtown Havre de Grace along Market and St John Streets. Look for Artists and Musicians to be preforming in front off the participating down Town Merchants. Learn how to carve a decoy, Chalk up the Side […]
