From The Newsroom: Go Erie

Artist Nathaniel Hale Garnon is a modern/classical music cellist as well as an artist and writer of non-fiction. Currently, he's working on oil paintings in studio space he has created at his family's business, Garnon Truck Equipment, 1617 Peninsula Dr. in Millcreek Township. Garnon, 36, a Girard native, will have some of his work featured in the Erie Art Museum's Gallery Night on Sept. 27, 2019. he was interviewed by GoErie.com | Erie Times-News photography supervisor on Aug. 21, 2019. 

The 82nd Waterford Community Fair is Sept. 2-7 at the Waterford Fairgrounds in Waterford, Pa. Fair president John Burawa joined Erie Times-News reporter Jennie Geisler to discuss the 2019 event. 

Jerry Clark, retired FBI agent, and Ed Palattella, Erie Times-News reporter, discuss Erie's pizza bomber case on its 16th anniversary during a GoErie live discussion. They answer questions and reflect on the facts. 

Curious about what's going on at the Erie Coke plant on East Avenue? Get an exclusive audio tour, plus a refresher on where things stand as the company and state environmental regulators continue to battle in court.

Alija Fulurija, 57, grounds supervisor at Mercyhurst University, shares his experience planting nearly 10,000 flowers at Mercyhurst and shares his experience coming over from Bosnia in 1992.

Aaron Loncki, marketing strategist for the city of Erie, discusses the CelebrateErie 2019 event, what you need to know and answers some frequently asked questions. 

Erie School District superintendent Brian Polito and assistant superintendent Bea Habursky discuss what families and students need to know for the 2019-20 school year.

This is edited scanner traffic from between 1:15 a.m. and 2:20 a.m. from the Erie County Police and Fire channel. WARNING: This audio contains material that may be considered sensitive or upsetting to some. Please listen at your own discretion. 

Kiara Carniewski, 25, discusses the community of women she's creating called Women of Erie, an all-inclusive group of women. 

Scott Mitchell, president and CEO of the Erie Zoological Society, discusses the zoo's Wild Open Spaces $10 million capital investment project during a live discussion with Erie Times-News reporter Sarah Grabski on Aug. 5.

Erie Times-News reporter David Bruce sat down with Breanna Adams, director of environmental health services at the Erie County Department of Health, to discuss water safety and quality, harmful algal blooms and how they're monitored, among other topics at the Erie Times-News on July 30.  The GoErie Live broadcast series is made possible by the sponsorship of Gannon University.

Erie County United community organizer Marty Nwachukwu discusses issues that affect the Erie community, like poverty, social justice, Community Benefit Agreements and more in a live discussion with Erie Times-News reporter Kevin Flowers.  Live discussion sponsored by Gannon University. 

Listen to Lisa Thompson's Q&A with Jim Gavio, director of the Yahn Planetarium at Penn State Behrend.

Jim McQuiston, local author, historian and researcher, discusses his theory on the buried treasure on Oak Island and his recent appearance on the popular History Channel television show, "The Mystery of Oak Island" during a GoErie live discussion on July 16.

Erie Times-News reporter Jim Martin discussed the 2019 Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally with Ralph Pontillo, chief executive for Roar on the Shore, in the GoErie Live studio on July 9. 

Self-proclaimed "junk artist" Megan Whitten makes found-object jewelry under the business name Molly's Metals at her home studio in Cussewago Township, Crawford County. She talks on June 11, 2019 about her inspirations, and what other found-object artists can learn from her work. [CHRISTOPHER MILLETTE/ERIE TIMES-NEWS]

Listen to Lisa Thompson's Q & A with Matt Harris, founder of Character: Be About It, a prevention program.

Listen to Lisa Thompson's Q & A with Daria Devlin, executive director of the Erie Center for Arts and Technology.

Ceramicist Caelin McDaniel talks on May 14, 2019 about the pottery she makes at her home studio in Erie. McDaniel, 36, who is a graduate of the ceramics program at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, makes functional and decorative pottery and sells it online and at local arts and craft fairs. Audio by CHRISTOPHER MILLETTE/Erie Times-News

Listen to Lisa Thompson's Q & A with Jeremy Bloeser, executive director of the Bayfront East Side Taskforce.