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Nov 28, 2018 – Nov 21, 2018
Sydenham High School’s Leslie Lawlor is the recipient of this year’s OFSAA Leadership in School Sport Award. Photo/Craig Bakay

Sydenham teacher-coach Leslie Lawlor receives OFSAA award

Hillier taking aim at Conservation Authorities mandate

Blue Christmas event at the Grace Centre in Sydenham on Dec 6

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Addington Highlands holds special meeting to talk about going to pot

Community based opponents of the subdivision filled the township council chambers on numerous occasions over the last five years, this time on August 25, 2016

Tribunal approves controversial Hartington Subdivision

The SHS Golden Hawks are hosting the AA OFSAA playoffs this week. Pictured: Ben Callender, Colin Jones, Ethan Lucas, Josh Bell, Jaden Collier, Kealon Giueuette, Dennis Jost, Ben McCrady, Logan Anderson, Cole Pond, Aiden Foster, coach Bryan English. Absent: Aaron Pero, Adam Mull, manager Joceyln Farmer. Photo/Craig Bakay

Golden Hawks relish the role of underdogs at OFSAA

Kathryn Briggs and Terry Tufts, along with the unique Manzer’s Palette, have found inspiration in the work of painter Tom Thomson, along with their band The Algonquin Ensemble. Photo/Craig Bakay

Thomson, music and the very nature of being Canadian comes together in The Algonquin Ensemble

Monarchist gets her due from the Queen

Healthy Living with Prediabetes

Homelessness survey in Frontenac County

Const. Curtis Dick, community safety officer

Frontenac welcomes new Community Safety Officer

For many, police officers are modern day heroes.

Who wouldn’t want a bowl of soup from this lineup of smiling volunteers? Photo/Craig Bakay

VisionSoup shows no signs of slowing down after 12 years

“This is our 12th and it gets busier and busier every year,” said Leslie Reade, who along with J...

Rev. Patsy Schmidt shows two of her CDs she was selling at the annual Christmas in the Village craft fair put on by the Harrowsmith Free Methodist Church Saturday. Schmidt is about to release her 10th CD of gospel music and has penned more than 150 songs. She was also selling her knitted hats, scarves and other items. She said knitting is good for her hands. “The doctor told me to squeeze balls but that’s a waste of time,” she said. Photo/Craig Bakay

Christmas in the Village craft fair draws a crowd to Harrowsmith

OPP - Break And Enter To Garage

The Riverthieves – Soldiers at the Circle Theatre in Perth

At the turn of the millennium, if you stumbled into a pub in Ottawa on St. Patrick’s Day or most any F...

Five bands featured in 19th annual RocknRoll Toy Drive

The 19th annual RocknRoll Toy Drive is set for Dec. 1 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Sydenham Legion and organ...

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