By: Robert Shawn Andrews
Jack Axes has become a must-see destination and attraction in the heart of downtown St. John’s.
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When thinking about the “must see” attractions in St. John’s, your mind probably goes straight to something like Signal Hill, or maybe George Street. But one establishment in downtown
By: Jason Sheppard
You don’t have to be Supergirl to lift off the ground anymore thanks to a new program in St. John’s which combines circus athletics and exercise – one which is sure to take off.
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It’s summertime in NL, which means hanging out at barbecues, hanging out in
By: Jason Sheppard
The 5th annual Neveah’s Lemonade Stand was as bright and cheerful an event as the young girl who created the amazing community event.
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It was a day of grey skies with the occasional drop of rain falling, but that was not enough to dampen the spirits of
By: Jason Edwards
Hikers and outdoor enthusiasts need look no farther for a fun adventure than the East Coast Trail, embracing all of her rugged beauty and charm
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In a trail system usually described with superlatives the Spout/Motion Head Path stands alone. Straddling the halfway mark between Portugal Cove
By: Jessica Kilfoy & Lauren Dawe
There’s few places on earth that can match Newfoundland and Labrador when it comes to scenery. Two women explore one area and uncover scenic central
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Central Newfoundland is known for its beautiful scenery, especially for adventurers who love the outdoors.
With endless hiking,
By: Christine Hennebury
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The Your Glowing Health Yoga Nutrition Retreat has been a longtime dream for organizers Kathy Noseworthy and Stacey Tuttle. They knew what they wanted to accomplish, and how to accomplish it, the only obstacle was timing.
Bringing it Together
“We first discussed planning a retreat a
By: Amy Cleary
Visual artist Dawn Baker visits Fogo, showcasing how the most valuable commodities of any place go well beyond the scenery
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Dawn Baker is a visual artist and an admitted child enthusiast. She’d have to be considering she’s been a children’s book author and illustrator since 1992.
By: Mark Dwyer
In 1818, there were less than 45,000 people living on this vast, majestic island. There was no formal government and – when rowing oars dug into the waters at St. John’s harbour for the 1818 races – it was the fishing admirals who governed.
It would take
By: Amy Cleary
Speaking to The Herald about his music career, musician George Morgan is reminded about the relationship that binds certain things together.
“Music and art have a lot in common,” the musician turned mason began.
Morgan says with every new album he creates, he looks at them
By: Robert Shawn
A local woman heading to the Miss Universe Canada Pageant has dreams of doing good in her community
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Mackenzie Dove is not your typical 22-year-old. The Clarenville native is an incredibly busy young woman, balancing her time between school, work, volunteering, and the distinction of being Miss
By: Jodi Cooke
How a surprise package in the mail sent NTV’s Jodi Cooke spiraling back into her childhood, and the reflections that came along with it
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It’s been said before that things in life come full circle. The question is whether or not we recognize that when it
By: Jason Sheppard
I’m not sure if it’s a cosmic coincidence or not that as the 20th season of NTV’s Big Brother is about to begin, I’ve landed here at The Newfoundland Herald after two years of studying journalism.
Now of course, you dear Herald reader (Hi, I’m Jason!) may