Wyatt Miller doesn’t mind people teasing him for his love of sewing. The 19-year-old from La Ronge, Sask., is proud of his passion. “When people call me kokum or grandma, because I sew all the time, I take it and laugh,” said Miller, who is a member of the PeterRead More →
Published January 30, 2022 Tony Elumelu is undoubtedly a household name in banking. In addition to having an impact in the financial sector, his philanthropic activities speak volumes, notably as founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation. Founded in 2010 by the native of Delta State, it has empowered several youngRead More →
news, local news, A drive to educate everyone across the livestock supply chain to ensure humane treatment of animals has seen Stephen Loane named OAM to the Australia Day Honors List. Mr Loane has great local prominence as Chief Executive of the Forbes Shire Council and is also recognized forRead More →
Laetitia Dosch in “Simple Passion”. Photo: Strand Liberation “Simple Passion” is a French film about a woman going through something powerful, but not unusual. She is in the midst of an intense desire for a guy (a reciprocal desire), with sex and sexual thoughts dominating her life. Up to thisRead More →
Miller Building Supply in Sacramento is celebrating its 33rd year of business. For Adam Miller, store manager and son of owners Kevin and Sharon Miller, it’s part of his upbringing. “I grew up in it,” Miller said. “(My) mum and dad (have) since I was 8 and it’s just somethingRead More →
WORK HARD: Daniel Tancock says that although his fitness journey started later in life, he couldn’t imagine doing anything else. Photo: Florida Beach Fitness. “Sometimes when the gym is really busy I look around and see a lot of people laughing and enjoying health and fitness and I just thinkRead More →
We all see people on social media touting the “hustle”. You saw him. “Rise and grind”, we are told. The intention behind these shots is to inspire people around them to take action (or secretly brag about being doers, doers). But isn’t that really an alternative to the glorification ofRead More →
The Sinajana mayor’s office embarked on a mission to preserve part of Guam’s history, after discovering a box of photographs dating back to the 1940s. The box had been passed on several times before curiosity prompted the Sinajana mayor’s office to open it. Inside the box, a treasure of GuamRead More →
What are your interests and passions? Theater and the arts? Hiking, walking, running, cycling? Musical comedies ? Concerts? Reading? Pets? Story? A day or a night at the stadium? Or, as dozens of local volunteers have done recently, bring the holiday cheer to the kids? Well, there’s a foundation andRead More →
Increasing access to fresh, local food and connecting families to the way it’s grown are priorities for Chicago-based companies, Sugar Beet Food Co-op and Herban Produce. During a recent farm-to-fork tour, 25 farmers in rural Illinois learned about the unique challenges the two businesses face in the city. The TasteRead More →
Over the years, Trespicio, who graduated from Emerson College’s Master of Fine Arts program in 2002, has continued to inspire others through workshops and lectures as a New York student. speaker, writer and brand advisor. His most recent work, “Unfollow Your Passion: How To Create A Life That Matters ToRead More →
“Why do you love him so much?” ” He asked. You could ask a lot of people the same question and they wouldn’t be fazed like me. I thought back to the beginning of my passion, to the birth of my new hobby. My friend picked me up to takeRead More →
Have you ever been to a party with horrible music? In a social setting, musical selection obviously plays a critical role in the mood and can either liven up or attenuate the mood. The latter’s experience is what inspired an ambitious young R3HAB to get into DJing and music production.Read More →
The painting and the porcelain collection draw a fine line between passion and addiction for Camden Haven resident Dianne Holyman. Ms. Holyman has collected hundreds of fine, smooth, white and shiny porcelain pieces and painted hundreds more over the past 40 years. His collection of porcelain demi-cups (small coffee cups)Read More →
One day a girl dreamed of inspiring people, she wanted to do it through artistic expressions such as singing, dancing and acting, by chance in life, and although she managed to become an actress, the young woman has decided to take other paths, in which it also helps people. CortesiaRead More →
Samantha Olander-Coffey has fond memories of the first time she was able to have freedom of choice in an allergy-free bakery and now she wants to be able to create those moments for others in Northern Ireland. Originally from Virginia in the United States, Samantha moved to South Belfast afterRead More →
Driven by energy, enthusiasm and positivity, they have been making waves across the country since the creation of the collective and their message is simple; just use less. We sat down with Geraldine, half of the dynamic duo, to discuss what prompted the name change, how fashion is often ‘theRead More →
Increasing access to fresh, local food and connecting families to how it’s grown are priorities for Chicago-based companies, Sugar Beet Food Co-op and Herban Produce. During a recent farm-to-fork tour, 25 farmers in rural Illinois learned about the unique challenges the two businesses face in the city. The Taste ofRead More →
Keith Bishop said it was difficult for him to golf at The Links in Stoney Point. As the superintendent of the golf course, he loves the course, but he gets distracted while playing it. “When I play golf I see things that most golfers don’t see,” said Bishop, who hasRead More →
It takes Miriam Weiskind five days of prep and 60 seconds of cooking for the aroma of the dough – cooked to golden, bubbling perfection with sweet tomatoes and salty, hazelnut mozzarella cheese – to fill the air with its sound. Brooklyn apartment. But soon – with the help ofRead More →
Fermanagh textile artist Tracey Whitehead, founder of EweMomma, specializes in hand dyeing yarn. Working in her Buttermarket unit, Enniskillen, she experiments with different types of yarns and dyeing techniques to create striking and unique colourways perfect for many knitting and crochet projects. Here, she talks to The Impartial Reporter aboutRead More →
After a week of swirling speculation and rampant rumors, Matt Campbell has finally spoken. Although to Campbell, it was hardly the words that mattered. “A lot has been said,” Campbell said Sunday hours after his Iowa State football team was selected to play in the Cheez-It Bowl against Clemson, “andRead More →
There’s a new Bruce Banner in town, and he’s cranking up his engines to take Marvel fans into one of the strangest, craziest Hulk stories they’ve probably ever read. Donny Cates, author of Venom, Thanos, and the current Thor run, brings his brand of metal madness to the not-so-cheerful greenRead More →
Sometimes it’s easy to be in a place in your life where you feel like you have everything you want and need. Sometimes you may also be ready to give up on what you want because you are too afraid to work harder for those goals which will require evenRead More →
Courtesy of Lyme Lite Media / Yvette MedinaYvette Medina,founder of Creative Management Firm Over the nearly 20 years that Yvette Medina has spent in the music industry, she has been fortunate enough to work in various areas of the company, from the agency world at CAA and WME to marketingRead More →
Max Rohskopf has not spoken publicly since leaving the UFC. Things were confusing and complicated for a while. After receiving his pink record, Rohskopf (5-1) kept a low profile and deleted his social networks, a decision that had been matured for a long time. He endured a period of inactivityRead More →