Letter From the Editor – September 2023
We were welcomed into the month with the most absolute weather today so that is something to be excited about!
Kumon Learning Center – Feature Friday
Kumon Learning Center is more than just a tutoring center for students. It is a place where students can learn how to become independent while furthering their education.
Bill Queale – Harford Lifestyle Community Spotlight
Local doctor and now author, Dr. Bill Queale is looking to help rebuild the primary care system....
Har-co Launches Online Lending
June 20, 2023 – Har-co Credit Union is thrilled to announce completely online lending for personal loans, vehicle loans, and credit cards. Members and non-members can now apply for these loans as well as deposit products including savings and checking accounts from their phone, laptop, or tablet. The process takes a few minutes to apply and get a decision instantly.
Letter from the Editor – May 2023
Spring has sprung in Harford County! It’s officially my favorite time of the year. For those of you who have been following Harford Lifestyle, we look forward to continuing to highlight our beautiful community. We have rolled out 2 new segments that we are excited to share with you.
Laila’s Gift – Harford Lifestyle Community Spotlight
We had the pleasure of sitting down with Shari Bailey, President and Founder of Laila’s Gift to hear her story about why she created the foundation and what it provides to the community.
Faye Daniel Designs – Feature Friday
Faye Daniel Designs is all about creating unique jewelry pieces for brides. Everything is hand crafted and their work is truly one of a kind.
Isaac’s aNORAble Home – Community Spotlight
This family is on a mission to bring awareness to the disabilities community.
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