
Tirgoņu Street shines like new again - now even Riga's city center might be jealous
The facades of Liepāja's historic buildings have regained their splendor, proving that our city knows how to age gracefully.
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The facades of Liepāja's historic buildings have regained their splendor, proving that our city knows how to age gracefully.

While Ukraine receives billions, our tram still runs on the same money collected back in Brezhnev's time.

Netflix refuses to fight for Warner Bros. Discovery, while billionaires battle over Paramount and Ellison like tourists fighting for the last seat on a Liepāja tram.

While Vidzeme drivers battle potholes, Liepāja residents proudly cruise their perfect streets and smile at the capital's problems.

While the capital counts degrees and waits for miracles, Liepāja is already planning beach season.

During spring break, Liepāja Museum offers children survival skills training - from classical modernism to table manners with homemade cookies.

The State Revenue Service promises to simplify the annual income tax return - from two forms down to one, but you'll still need to learn how to stand in line.

A small South Kurzeme school proves that with good reviews and a heartfelt jury, you can even reach Koknese.

International creative team reveals that Liepāja's winter is simpler than Poland's changing weather - minus ten every day and no need to think about clothing.

Liepāja SEZ chief Uldis Sesks doesn't understand why Riga and Ventspils get indefinite status, but Liepāja has to think about 2050 like it's the apocalypse.

Emergency room overflowing with residents who have mastered the new winter sport – freestyle on black ice. Doctors forced to cancel regular work and switch to fracture assembly line.

Our city mayor Ints Grasis shares his February reflections, but most importantly - Liepāja residents have mastered the penguin walk better than actual Antarctic inhabitants.