Retired midwife goes online to watch the wedding of the very first child she delivered in Northern Newfoundland, Stephenville town council looks to new town square to help boost the local economy, Newfoundland-made film with a Gothic flair wins kudos at the film festivals, and a stolen accordion with a lot of sentimental value is returned to its owner.

NL young people say online activity can have real-life consequences, a family in Central Nfld. take extra steps to make sure they don't catch Covid-19 from the rotational worker in their household, a Parks Canada ecologist puts Hallowe'en scary-bat myths to flight, and the Girl Guides make sure you can buy their iconic cookies this year - online.

Stephenville man's story about his murdered indigenous mother will be told in a new healing garden, drive-through clinic in Grand Falls-Windsor gives drivers their flu shot to go, pandemic causes Corner Brook Winter Carnival to take a break in 2021 after 49 years, and Gander thrift shop enjoys a boost from more generosity than they can handle.

Son's quick action, firefighter training and sense of humour save his dad's life after chainsaw accident, world events prompt a professor to revamp her course on the Archaeology of Death, international students will be able to come back to university campuses to resume learning in person, and a love of houseplants helps a small business to grow during the pandemic.

Passenger traffic and revenues are down, but Deer Lake Regional Airport is working on a plan to shore up its future.

Town fire department finally gets a proper pumper truck, hiker warns others against travelling in unfamiliar places, new church minister fulfills lifelong dream of serving others, and mineral quarry operators urge ATV operators to stay away and stay safe.

NL Mi'kmaq fisherman gives his thoughts on the lobster fishing dispute in Nova Scotia, gold mining company hopes for successful exploration in Newfoundland in years to come, Newfoundlander who was known as "the Father of the Canadian Air Force" passes away, and BEE prepared…beekeepers get their hives ready for cold weather.

Canadian Federation of Independent Business urges you to support local business during the pandemic, church members continue to restore the building a year after fire, 2-1-1 telephone service can help you navigate social services agencies, and Person's Day video featuring local students celebrates the "Famous Five" women of the Person's Day effort.

Canadian Veterinary Medical Association president says colleagues suffer from mental stress, the pandemic creates real job opportunities for people with disabilities, the sport of soccer in Gander will build to a FIFA pitch, and new federal funding will help businesses and communities in Gros Morne cut down on plastic waste.

Author Jessica Mitton has a lot of tips on how to treat yourself - without all the guilt. Her new cookbook, "Some Good: Sweet Treats," uses ingredients from whole foods.