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Feb 07, 2018 – Jan 31, 2018
It’s dark and cold down there but Brown and his team had the latest in illumination equipment as well as dry suits. Photo/submitted

Record dive achieved while exploring for indigenous artifacts on Mazinaw Lake

Frontenac County’s manager of economic development Richard Allen passes the mike to Ontario Highlands Tourism Organization tourism development coordinator Stephanie Hessel at the Sharbot Lake Country Inn Monday.

Tourist organization offering unique retreat for tourism operators

It was probably more shinny than hockey but this band of fundraisers seemed to be enjoying themselves Saturday at the Tichborne Rink. Photo/Craig Bakay

Saturday morning hockey tournament raises funds for rink

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Proposed training requirements not possible for rural fire departments, says Chief

Empty Bowls returning to Arden, and the Heritage Festival, for a 4th year.

Greta Mcdonald painting

Through Our Eyes – An Art Show at MERA

The latest incarnation of the Frontenac Fly Girls, a women’s Sunday hockey group that’s been going for 17 years. Photo/Craig Bakay

Ladies hockey alive and well at Frontenac Community Arena

Shooting range issue packs Township Hall

Thinking of cycling in the midst of the snowy season

Talking food in Verona

Goldie Ghamari

Hillier accused of harassment as PC party upheaval roils on

Allegations of sexual harassment against former Ontario PC leader Patrick Brown, and of sexual assault again...

The bucket drumming group at The Child Centre in Sharbot Lake — The percussionists really took the teacher’s suggestion to be energetic to heart.

Hitting the bucket a hit with local budding drummers

Lilly Legacy-Zierer picked up the drumming bug playing the snare in her high school marching band.

Dep. Mayor Fred Perry presents Mayor Ron Higgins with a piece of art he commisioned for the new Council chambers. The tree ring is from a 150-year-old white ash that fell on Perry’s property and the artwork was done by local artist Brian Lorimer. Photo/Craig Bakay

Planning costs to go up for North Frontenac if County continues to be providor

CF firefighters and Naloxone

A2A and Hannah Barrom of Earthroots at ‘Friends’ AGM

On Saturday, February 24, 2018 the Friends of Frontenac Park will be holding their Annual General Meeting.

Letter: Re: Reader-Supported News

Re: Reader-Supported News Part of the fallout of the Trump victory in the US and the rise of populism globa...

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