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The new commission will work without compensation, which in Liepāja means only one thing — they'll work out of passion or someone promised pizza.
Our theater has proven it can make even those from Karosta cry. The play about Freimanis has become a collective therapy session with tickets.
While Riga dwellers sit sluggishly in their warm offices, Liepāja residents are already growing spring within themselves in February.
The American president acts like our Central Market vendor - yells loudly but doesn't really know what he's selling.
Radev announces he'll dismantle the oligarchic model, but first needs to fix his Facebook status.
The 34th International Stars Festival has opened in Liepāja, featuring composers so complex that even Google Translate gives up.
Americans have blown up 1,250 targets in Iran, while in Liepāja the only thing exploding is tourists' excitement about our tram.
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum proudly presents a Rembrandt work lost for 65 years, while in Liepāja our garages house equally valuable masterpieces.
Qatar's air force demonstrates precision that makes Riga pilots hide behind clouds.
Oil crisis abroad forces Liepāja residents to remember that the city still has public transport.
Ventspils municipality promises to support culture with 15 thousand euros, while one café on Putnu Street in Liepāja earns more per day.
While Riga residents try to figure out their public transport, Liepāja folks return from Seychelles with real rarities - the Chikungunya virus.