Rutkowski hopes that his film shows the deep connectivity that people have with each other and how those connections create a ...

She went on to describe how the action takes place in the 1920s and is centered around a handful of fictional employees, ...

We met at a local coffee shop where Brandon Wiley balanced more than just conversation. With his 11-month-old baby girl in ...

In November of 2023, the first work began on the home that is often simply referred to as 811. The women's basketball team ...

As tensions rise and accusations are made, Eddington becomes a hotbed of socio-political agitation, and it's only a matter of ...

The vision was simple and straightforward: create a curriculum that teaches young adults important topics like insurance, ...

"Erie Pride 365 isn't just about identity – it's about liberation, joy, and access" noted Hooks. "By blending visibility with ...

Pretty much immediately after our glorious 2025 40 Under 40 issue was published at the beginning of July, the small but ...

LEAF, the Erie‑based non‑profit dedicated to fostering nature, education, and community at Frontier Park, has announced the ...

Be sure to put "Climbing Erie's often forgotten Land Lighthouse" on your summer bucket list. The folks at the lighthouse make checking that off super easy, with free access on Tower Tuesdays (the ...

4/5 stars Film is one of the best art forms for connecting audiences with a place and a people, but what happens when the filmmaker intentionally tries to obfuscate those elements? I think that is the ...

The initial idea of cameras following one even after death and how media leaves "ghosts" of people behind is peak Cronenberg, but his style is too cold and clinical to really delve into that concept.