It’s been forty years, but the impact is still felt for many across the province, country and beyond. Atlantic Blue by Ron Hynes captured that in song
By: Russell Bowers
In the four decades since the tragedy of the Ocean Ranger, the impact of that event resonates still
Singer-songwriter Jason Greeley goes all in when it comes to his music and his love of his NL home, releasing a heart-felt new tune, Heart’s in the Right Place
Jason Greeley was just getting ready for the Tely 10 when he popped into The Herald office for a chat
In part two of this inspiring feature, a passion for keeping things family-oriented and simple inspires one woman’s journey both professionally and personally
Jennifer Laplaige, a widowed mother of five, is the owner of the new Pür & Simple – a breakfast and lunch chain with a
It’s back! The Iceberg Alley Performance Tent is returning after a year hiatus due to COVID-19. Officials for the annual concert event at Quidi Vidi announced the return of the festival in an anticipated video launch today.
“Iceberg Alley Performance Tent Set to Return September 2021! The
A tribute to the fascinating, spectacular life of media mogul Geoff Stirling and how his ‘golden’ touch revolutionized the nation’s media landscape
By: NTV’s Mark Dwyer
He was a titan of business, a visionary. Geoff Stirling was spiritual, mystical, a daring free spirit and, to many, a friend.
Written By: Scott Stirling
My Dad, Geoff Stirling, started The Newfoundland Herald in 1946 right after World War II, as a Sunday paper called The Sunday Herald. Joey Smallwood had just tried his own hand at publishing, but his political newspaper couldn’t make a go of it financially, so he sold
The last of the snow is gone. The often-cursed snowblower, which is hard to start, is put away for the last time. There were a couple of flakes of snow in the waning days of April, but the death grip of winter weather has eased, and the eternal hope of
Traveling singer-songwriter Dave Whitty has adapted to pandemic-livin’ by launching his own podcast, The Dave Whitty Show
There’s this saying about best-laid plans. Interwoven with those adages of counting your chickens is the core idea that one doesn’t have a lens to the future, and nothing in life is guaranteed.
From Peterborough to St. John’s, Kelly McMichael battles the current of changing times and the ebb and flow of life in her long-awaited solo album, Waves
“I love variety,” shared Kelly McMichael, a multi-year, seasoned pro in the music business who is on the cusp of dropping
When you learn to play accordion from ‘His Nibs, Harry Hibbs’ himself, you know your way around a jig or two. Meet Paul Hamilton
When The Herald spoke to Paul Hamilton it was a Saturday morning and there was a pot of jiggs bubbling on the stove. Company was