Made for Grand Falls-Windsor.
Today in GFW is an independent community publication. Its visual identity is rooted in the area's river, natural landscape, built heritage and shared community life. It is not the official Town of Grand Falls-Windsor website and is not municipally sponsored.
Visual design
Our original three-current river emblem and flowing contour pattern represent the Exploits River, a defining part of Grand Falls-Windsor's history and landscape. A deep evergreen/river-teal palette combines with the warm orange and pale cream seen throughout the town's built and natural landscape. We have not copied or embedded the Town's official logo.
For comparison, the Town's longstanding “Perfectly Centered” identity uses the tree and houses logo adopted in 2011. Information on the municipal mark's symbolism is published by Flags of the World, quoting the Town's communications officer.
Photograph
“Harmsworth Hall 2”, photographed September 13, 2016 by Highstreet5. Source: Wikimedia Commons. License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International. The image is displayed with a responsive crop and subtle color treatment; its underlying file is unchanged. The photograph is not a current event photo.
Place references
The local identity and site copy draw on the Town's official website, Explore Exploits and the Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Original graphics, river mark, site favicon and social sharing artwork are custom assets of Today in GFW. These original assets are separate from the licensed photograph.