Local news from End since 1065
By Ed Denvers The city’s heatwave had a chokehold on the streets, suffocating every shadow and leaving the pavement simmering like a pot of rage. Today, the sun was my relentless partner, peering into every crevice of the urban jungle. Me, I was just another pawn in this sweat-soaked hell, playing my part as the…
In an age where information is both a guiding light and a driving force, we are pleased to introduce the newly minted End Times newsletter – a herald of insightful journalism that will navigate the currents of news, views, and reviews from End and its environs. With the expansion of our journalist roster, we embark…
The heart of End aches today as we bid farewell to a true gem of our community, Harold Feeder. A man of remarkable humility, unparalleled innovation, and a twinkle in his eye that could light up the night sky, Harold’s passing leaves a void that cannot be easily filled. As we gather to celebrate his…
In the realm of art, where tradition and innovation intersect, emerges a new luminary on the scene – Ragtoppp, a street artist poised to grace our pages with a weekly portfolio of sketches capturing the spirit of the people of End. With echoes of artistic masters like Bogdonavich, Yardley and Picasso resonating in his work,…
By Ed Denvers The sun was setting on the horizon, bleeding into the ocean like a wound that refused to heal. The beach was my sanctuary, the only place I could attempt to find a sliver of peace amidst the chaos. But tranquility had become an enigma, as elusive as the truth in this city…