#farewell

#farewell

If I were dying Thursday, this might be the last smoke bush I see. Its red hair on fire.

"Toronto, Canada. I love you. The country that welcomed me. The city that became home. This bond we share will last forever."

This is the last episode of the most meaningful project we've ever been part of. Saying goodbye to all the women who've listened since 2018 is gut-wrenching.

"I was standing up for myself, it was never about anybody else. My dad passed 20 years ago but he always taught me that you never get your point across when you shout."

We keep it moving, hustling with the changes, thinking outside the margins. Saying farewell to venues calling it quits and acknowledging local labels and artists on the rise.

Kory reflects that her time running a small food business, despite its joys, has grown physically and mentally taxing, signaling it's time for a change.

...thinking about what to write - and how to write it - has invited me to consider new perspectives, to develop new arguments...

Reflecting on the impending departure from Goodison Park, it’s clear that for Evertonians, the history embedded within the club's iconic home has been a vital part of their identity.

I've been so proud to wear this jersey and be a part of this team and community.

Francis Davis, who began his journey at The Irish Times in 1919, marks the end of 53 years of dedicated service tonight, prompting a farewell filled with camaraderie and celebration.

Suárez concluded his international career with 143 appearances and 69 goals, cementing his status as Uruguay's all-time leading scorer.