Thomas Taylor

“For most of us musicians, it’s not just the job. It’s our whole identity, it’s our whole world, it’s an extension of our personality.”

"It was really difficult to rehearse over Zoom or FaceTime, because it’s impossible to play together ... We didn’t do any digital rehearsal. There were a lot of emails that went back and forth about bowings and phrasing and tempos."

Get the inside story of Lakeside Bagel and Deli's past 25 years, including an interview with the original owner, and information on the business's impending move to The Mill.

COVID-19 has changed everything, but has impacted the performing arts greatly. According to Americans for the Arts, $13.9 billion have been lost by non-profit arts and cultural organizations as of Oct. 5.

“It is the most rewarding part of what a higher education professional does. Knowing that you can be part of somebody else’s success."

Alex Womer — Gannon grad and Erie sports radio maintstay — takes over the office from Bob Schreve.

With Edinboro shifting to online learning in March, the businesses, at least partially, have lost one of their main consumer bases. Once the initial shock wore off, 'Boro entrepreneurs had to find ways to survive.

A regional teacher is running the Boston Marathon virtually, and for a good cause. Follow along with her quest on Sept. 12, beginning at 7 a.m.

Despite COVID-19, Edinboro art students continued to create and learn over the summer. Taylor Peyton started her own business. 

Copy Editor Thomas Taylor provides an emotional soundtrack to get you through the winter.