Bad things happen to good people, but when it comes to the kindness and generosity demonstrated from the kind hearts of Newfoundlanders, nothing is impossible
Sheila McCarthy’s heart was broken. As a grandmother, seeing her grandchildren happy is her number one priority, especially around their birthday. It crushed her when
Truth be told, for someone like me who thrives on lists and rankings, I have a difficult time with the concept of ‘best of’. Why? Subjectivity. Let me give you a good example.
A family member who shall remain nameless remarked when discussing the pizza he had sampled in Italy
In its fifth year of local forecasting and story sharing, Doyle’s 2020 Almanac of Newfoundland and Labrador hits shelves just in time for winter. Brrrrring it on!
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Newfoundlanders and Labradorians and their love of weather was part of the motivation behind the launch of Doyle’s Almanac five years ago.
The man, who was born the year we joined Confederation, talks battles, victories and his passion for the province he calls home
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Danny Williams was born back in ’49, the year we joined Confederation. Had he had an opportunity to vote for or against Confederation, what would he have
Jesse and Amanda Stirling balance the joys of the glamour of Hollywood with the authenticity of home
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When Jesse and Amanda Stirling reconnected after years apart, one of them knew before the other that this was it. With years and experiences behind them and a daughter now in the family
Husband and wife duo Land of the Lakes talk inspiring kids in the ways of music, balancing art and family and the evolving creative process
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Danielle Hamel and Matthew Thomson are daring to be different in a time where all too many artists are content to play it safe.
The 17th annual Pumpkinfest was held at Lester’s Farm on Sunday, October 13, inspiring local families to visit the farm for some kid-friendly fun.
With games, prizes, contests – a kids and adult pie eating contest, two worm digging contests, a costume contest, and a 19+ hot pepper eating contest
Hey Rosetta! may be on a self-imposed hiatus, but that hasn’t stopped band members from continuing to pound the pavement and hone their craft.
Take frontman Tim Baker, for instance. The acclaimed singer-songwriter just announced a run of summer solo dates, including two intimate performances here in Newfoundland and Labrador.
When a child is sick, things can change in a heartbeat. When it mattered most, the staff at The Janeway made all the difference in the world to one eternally grateful family
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Expectant parents spend months thinking about what their child’s name should be. As husband and wife, Norm
With more fun than you can shake a stick at, and with prizes galore, the 2018 OZFM Summer Cruiser Team is getting ready to hit the road
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What’s not to love about summer? With good weather (hopefully), amazing scenery as a backdrop (guaranteed), fabulous friends (ya knows), rockin’ tunes (without-a-doubt,
No stranger to Herald readers, John Sheehan is set to trek across the island with his Just Crazy Enough tour this April. The tour begins on April 5th in Carbonear and includes extensive stops in Bonavista, Clarenville, St. John’s, Corner Brook, Stephenville, Grand Falls and Gander.
Sheehan has been enjoying
Thane Dunn is returning to Newfoundland, bringing his Elvis Rock n Gospel show to Holy Heart on January 5 and 6 – notable because on January 8 Elvis would have celebrated his 82nd year had he still been with us.
‘40th Anniversary’
“This August is the 40th Anniversary of Elvis’