Nature group encourages visitors to Sandy Point to look after it, Labrador man sets out on 15th walk to raise money for diabetes research, Lions Clubs in Central and Western Newfoundland enjoy a resurgence, and Twillingate's Unscripted Digital Arts Festival gets set to go online.

The pandemic had delayed construction of a new skateboard park in The Town of Massey Drive, but now it's going ahead, as out-of-province workers installing the equipment get special permission from the province of NL to come.

Corner Brook Minor Hockey pays off its $75K debt to the City - a year early. Also, a member of the Ashbourne family shares memories of the historic Twillingate home that burned, Mikmaq artist celebrates accomplished Indigenous people, and a mom and daughter combine their talents in a new book for children.

"Long hauler" Covid-19 patients who eventually test "negative" still suffer symptoms for months afterward, thyroid cancer survivor helps build a database of iodine-free foods, western Newfoundland actor who was assistant director for Titanic movie is producing a new movie, and owner of home-based bakery in Gander will move it to a store front.

After 33 years of service, former Dominion employee says she was tossed out like trash, .French school board responds to parents' concerns over triple-grade classrooms, NL government considers using wood chips or pellets to heat buildings, and choirs and bands can practice and perform again - with Covid-19 precautions.

A parent says her kids lost their bus seats, although they live in different town than where the school is. Also, some parents of students at a French school say it's understaffed, the province's nurses' union wants to bring back the local school nurse during the pandemic, and it wasn't a swarm, but there was a decent number of visitors to the Newfoundland Insectarium.

Child psychologist offers tips on navigating the excitement, fear and anxiety of resuming school, teachers' union wary of health and safety preparations on buses and in schools, school district official says going back to school is "the right thing to do" at "the right time," and Grenfell Campus Memorial University moves most of its teaching online.

Two Newfoundland high school grads are studying in parts of the U.S. that are hit hard by Covid-19, tourism business wants to help rebuild rural Newfoundland while telling the painful story of the cod moratorium, and a young performer from central Newfoundland wins the 2020 Newfound Talent competition.

As a new school year begins, NL's new Minister of Education, Tom Osborne, answers questions about physical distancing, masks, busing, online learning and more.

Tourism business operators in northern and northeastern Newfoundland tell how their summer season went, soil research around the world by an NL researcher could help farmers in this province, and minor hockey associations prepare to make the sport as safe and fun as they can for players this season.