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Halifax's restaurant scene is cooking up a comeback | Visit Halifax | Halifax, Nova Scotia

EDNA Restaurant is open after a long COVID closure

Puget Sound wedding industry springs back to life ahead of state reopening

Wedding vendors and venues say they're quickly filling up their 2023 calendars, and are eager at the chance to do business and bring smiles.

Watch now: Shelbyville's Main Street School has a lesson outdoors

SHELBYVILLE — Students at Main Street School took over the Lithia Springs Recreation Area on Wednesday for a taste of the great outdoors. Third-grader Sophia Manchester enjoys a s more sandwich on Wednesday after learning about camping and safety around the campfire at Lithia Springs on Lake Shelbyville. Visit www.herald-review.com to see a video about the event at Lithia Springs. CLAY JACKSON, HERALD & REVIEW The brainchild of physical education teacher Greg Harkins, who teaches a Great Outdoors unit in his class, the idea was to get the kids outside, teach them some basics about water safety, camping, fishing and orienteering, and hope the taste whets their appetites for more.

Plainville parades its love for 12-year-old Malia Jusczyk as she battles cancer

PLAINVILLE There was no disguising the love in Plainville on a mild spring evening. It was heralded by blaring sirens, flashing lights, honking horns, music and shouts, adorned with handmade signs, balloons, streamers, bubbles, pink and blue powder smoke, and a crowd of white lawn signs with red hearts on them, and expressed with words like, You ve got this, Girl! We love you! and Malia Strong X2! One after another, fire engines, ambulances, police cruisers and family cars proceeded past the Cowell Street home of nearly 13-year-old Malia Jusczyk and her family on May 7: A parade of love for a girl who has won countless hearts in her community.