Arts
“Starving Artists”
Art has evolved over time with new artistic eras and styles – but how have the struggles artists face evolved with it? Griffen Stuckless Kicker News
Lifestyles
Lifestyles
COVID-19 hasn’t stopped love
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way of celebrating big events such as weddings, but two Newfoundland couples didn’t let the virus ruin their special day.
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Ice fishing season threatened by a mild winter season
The winters are warming up and local ice fishers aren’t happy.
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Say it properly
A name is not just a name. It represents culture and identity. When people purposely mispronounce someone’s name, it is a sign of disrespect.
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Forest therapy: a walk to relax
Claire Beach doesn’t use a couch or clipboard – it’s all about the trees.
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Hard of hearing community adapts to communicating during pandemic
After the COVID-19 pandemic introduced the common usage of masks, those who are hard of hearing struggled to communicate with others out in the public.
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Growing food items for family consumption
Growing fruit and vegetables for family consumption may seem overwhelming to most people but others find it calming
Arts
Local student turns a Covid-19 hobby into a brand
Panashe Chichaya started a clothing brand last year after his interest in art drove him to buy an embroidery machine during the Covid-19 pandemic. Marykate O’Neill Kicker
Lifestyles
From the couch to the ice
For some players its more than just a game
Lifestyles
Tabletop gaming shops shift focus during COVID-19 pandemic
When the pandemic left most people stuck at home, many picked up hobbies that remained strong passions even after restrictions lessened. But what about shops solely dedicated to a hobby that requires face-to-face interaction?