The Central Newfoundland Morning Show from CBC Radio Nfld. and Labrador (Highlights)

The CBC's Tyler Dunne talks with some of the people partaking in Gander's first Gay Pride March.

Norman Marsh lives on Random Island. In his spare time, Marsh grabs his shovel and metal detector and heads outside. The CBC's Tyler Dunne met up with him to look for treasure.

If you are taking a blood pressure medication, you should check your prescription. Health Canada recalled a popular drug earlier this week. Pharmacist Trent White tells us what your next steps should be.

Several dozen protesters were at a provincial government announcement in Springdale on Wednesday in support of their family doctor, Dr. Todd Young. The CBC's Garrett Barry was there.

The CBC's Melissa Tobin talks to Gander Mayor Percy Farwell about the infestation of pigeons at the town's public works depot and how they plan to deal with the problem.

Master Corporal Cathy Kean is a Newfoundlander with the RCAF contingent in England. The CBC's Tyler Dunne talks to her making history in her duties with the Queen's Guard.

Journalism professor Kim Kierans talks about the change in local journalism, after the new that the four local papers in Central Newfoundland will combine into a free single publication.

After over 80 years in business, four local papers in Central Newfoundland are closing their doors. Gerry Gardner worked in the newspaper industry in Grand Falls-Windsor for 20 years. He speaks with the CBC's Tyler Dunne.

Gander's Bicycle Angels are on a mission to give free bikes to those in need. We meet Cass Norman and Stephanie Shelley.

There's new life in the Morton's Harbour Museum, all thanks to the passion of one woman. We get a tour of the historic building with Cheryl Dearing.

Ernest Barnes has spent days, and countless cans of fluorescent spray paint, marking pot holes in his area. The CBC's Martin Jones asked the self-proclaimed Pothole of Summerford.

Ground-breaking geologist James P. Howley was honoured by the federal government more than one hundred years after his death. We ask MUN historian Jeff Webb why Howley was significant to this province's history.

The video of Glenwood Irving by Lego is legendary. Now, Lakewood Academy in Appleton has released a new Lego video that recreates like inside their school.

Dr. Jared Butler of the Shalloway Family Practice Network explains how the network will bring family physicians throughout the Central NL together for the benefit of all, especially the patients.

June 27th is National HIV Testing Day. We talk to Debbie Kelly of MUN's School of Pharmacy about how the AIDS Committee of Newfoundland and Labrador is promoting rapid-result tests for HIV testing in some pharmacies across the province.