Nepal. November 2023. Two a.m. Windsor optometrist and photographer, Brian Blake, knew he was in trouble. He was 4,000 meters up in the Nepali Himalayas. His heart raced.

You can sometimes hear them from a distance. The rubber smoking against the pavement. The roar of the fans. The determined community that gathers around these talented young performers.

Known as Jaxon Henderson in the streets of Chatham-Kent but as YVNG JRIP (Young Drip) in the music sheets, this 17-year-old rapper accidentally stumbled into his moment of fame when he was noticed by legendary hip-hop...

The Thousand Colours of the Morning, a Windsor-based feature-length film, examines the lives and relationships of three titans of 19th century classical music: Robert Schumann, Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms.

If Ron Suchiu was a musician, he would be considered a rock star. A well established and accomplished painter, ironically Suchiu also has a unique connection with superstars from the entertainment business.

Some stories usually begin with, “It was just another typical day…”

“I’ve been drawing my whole life,” Glen explains. “Ever since I was a little kid, this is what I’ve liked to do.”

At 15% excavation, archaeologists are just scratching the surface of what life was like in Ephesus.

Prior to the early months of 2020, the idea of a global pandemic shutting down the world was the stuff of dystopian science fiction movies.

Anyone who has met Peter Solly has no doubt he will leave his unique mark on the world.

Carefully selected tunes and a squad of good friends equal the perfect combination for a cover band. 

Dreams are made or dashed in three hundred sixty seconds. That is the road to the ultimate goal: the Olympics.

From the outside, Rita Miceli’s book Giaci and Me looks like an overnight success; but when you peer behind the scenes, you’ll see that this local mother and educator has spent decades with this story in draft.

The Emeryville waterfront property offered a blank, rectangular canvas of nearly one acre in size.

Just minutes into our interview, we knew there was something very special about Jac Cordeiro.

Landing in Nicaragua was easy; getting there was the fun part.

It’s almost impossible to believe that the nimble figure, number 84, in the college football highlight reel is six-foot-six, two hundred sixty pounds—leaps above opposing players covering him, mid-field, and snatching a...