"Really, really heartbroken": Repair expenses force parishioners to deconsecrate a 150yo church. A woman tells what life with OCD is like, community group plants flowers to highlight suicide prevention, and Status of Women Council helps teens cope with pandemic-era disruptions.

Lewisporte seniors' home closes to visitors due to rise in Covid-19 cases in local area, RNC police support dog will calm children and bring smiles to public and staff alike, Bonavista finds a different way to do its cancer relay fundraiser, and comedian takes on the challenge of bringing laughs to his audience amid the pandemic.

School Lunch Association will offer affordable, hot meals to students in Gander, scientists work to stop the spruce budworm from dining on Nfld. trees, craft breweries will now find it easier and cheaper to get their products into liquor stores, and players will be line up in straight lines, looking for straight lines: Drive-in bingo game comes to Corner Brook.

The son of Johnny Cash's longtime manager talks about never-before-seen images of the singer's 1961 moose hunt in Newfoundland, Canadian Red Cross seeks volunteers in Central and Western Newfoundland, Central Health offers mental health webinars tp help keep older adults happy and productive, and an artist's image of a 1978 UFO sighting will be featured on a Canadian silver coin.

A successful real estate agent gives it all up to start a farm, a Gander woman turns perennials into preserves, October means Pumpkin Festival time at a Pasadena farm, and a special partnership between Grade Three students and a local community garden helps plant a little science into young minds.

NL government's plans for regulated child-care may make it harder for unregulated services to stay in business, family farm in Central Newfoundland working hard to fight food insecurity in the province, and local musician will play a character in an online game of Dungeons and Dragons.

NL premier handily wins provincial byelection, burn survivor who had to wear a mask for two years may change your mind about the inconvenience of having to wear protection against Covid-19, engineering study on Lewisporte wharf may offer business prospects, and Newfoundland Witch Company seeks to break stereotypes.

NL health minister discusses two recent Covid-19-related cases in the Western Health region, high school student with a heart condition will be allowed to get her education online, nurse retires after 30 years of helping cancer patients and survivors, and a new haunted corn maze offers creepy thrills.

Pres. of NL Veterinary Medical Association says veterinarians only required to provide emergency service for their clients, getting consistent, correct info from NL government on newest Covid-19 cases is tough, United Way is having trouble raising money, and damaged war memorial won't be repaired in time for this coming Remembrance Day.

Woman says her dog might still be alive if vet clinic on-call had agreed to treat him, a mom who heeded doctor's advice to keep her daughter out of school awaits online learning permission, lack of school gym access hinders Special Olympics athletes, and restaurants in Gander wage a heated Burger Battle for charity.