Far Away From Far Away, through a unique and haunting storytelling style, tells the story of Fogo Island’s Zita Cobb, but it’s also a personal tale so many share
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Zita Cobb and writer Michael Crummey united to tell a story, and the end result was the interactive, smartphone-inspired Far
The Herald celebrates 25 years of On The Mark, one which NTV’s Director of News & Current Affairs Mark Dwyer holds near and dear to his heart
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The sports world looked much different when Mark Dwyer penned his first ‘On the Mark’ column for The Evening Telegram in 1996.
When I first moved back to outport Newfoundland from Ontario, I had a dream. Besides the joy of returning to my rural roots, I also wanted to revisit my passion for writing.
I had studied journalism in school, though I had never worked a day at it in my life
He’s a national award-winning journalist and coach, and continues to lead NTV’s top-rated news team. The Herald profiles veteran journalist Mark Dwyer
By Dave Salter
Mark Dwyer is a proven leader. He’s a national champion athlete and multi-award-winning journalist who has been steering the province’s top new cast
One man’s dedication to preserving a piece of outport history inspires more than the imagination
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At 30 years-old, Walter Lynch thinks well beyond his years – or is it that he ponders back to, and longs for, the decades before his birth?
Lynch worked in the oil and gas
Uniting for so many the tale of what was and what is for those with rural NL roots, Far Away From Far Away’s unique and haunting storytelling style inspires
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Combine two of Newfoundland and Labrador’s finest minds and hearts, and you get exactly what you’d expect: brilliance. If that’s
CBS artist Doug Halliday’s rekindled love of art has made him a growing international favourite, leaping off the page with mesmerizing colours and a fun, retro feel
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Conception Bay South’s own Doug Halliday doesn’t live life through shades of grey. Far from it.
Big, vibrant and bombastic colours are
I woke with one thought: oh crap! Well, maybe two thoughts: ouch! And then oh crap! The reason? The back of my throat felt raw and sore. “It’s nothing,” I told myself. Hydrate. Maybe gargle some salt water. Good as new.
By noon, instead of going on a hike, I
