Searching the Neighborhood Archive

I realize that sifting through the hundreds of pages on the Neighborhood Archive can be a fairly daunting task -- especially when there is something specific you are looking for. Allow me to point out a feature on the site that many people have never noticed. This can make the finding-a-needle-in-a-haystack process much easier!

On the site itself, www.NeighborhoodArchive.com, there is a search box in the center of the main page. This search is conducted through Google but it searches only the pages on NeighborhoodArchive.com.

Using this search box is easy. Simply type in the keywords you are searching for and you're all set. For example, if you're looking for the episodes featuring Yo-Yo LaBelle, all you'd have to do is type his name into the search box and the results will show you every time his name is mentioned anywhere on the NeighborhoodArchive site.

There are two search options found here on the Neighborhood Archive blog. The one in the middle of the page is the same as the one described above -- it searches for key words in the Archive website.

The second search, seen in the top left corner of the blog, works the same way. The only difference is that it searches the blog posts.

So there you have it. If you're looking for something specific that you may or may not have seen on the Neighborhood Archive site or blog, try out these search options and you'll find it in no time!