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Nov 01, 2018 – Oct 24, 2018
Coun. John Inglis shows off Carrie White’s new mural which will be displayed at the Mississippi River bridge in Snow Road. Another new mural, by Rosemary Kralik, is scheduled to be at Sherwood Park on Road 506 near Hwy. 41. The murals are a project of the Economic Development Task Force, which Inglis chairs. Photo/Craig Bakay

North Frontenac unravelling history — “one tombstone at a time”

'Mo envy' (L to R) Ann Elvins, Christine Kennedy, Kim Amey

Sport a mo, save a bro

Ruttan returns, but change may be afoot at Limestone

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Council approves commission of fire station location study, and beginning of fire master plan

Sydenham High School to host OFSAA boys AA volleyball tournament

It was hard to resist the sales pitch of Girl Guides Caitlin Ball, Lilah Norton, Ella Eamer and Willa Morton Saturday in Sydenham. Photo/Craig Bakay

Sales brisk as Girl Guides hold annual fall cookie sale

Re-elected Coun. Victor Heese coaches new Central Frontenac Council members Nicki Gowdy and Elwin Burke on posing for pictures on election night. Photo/Craig Bakay

Two new councilors added in Central Frontenac municipal election

Mayors all return, but half of county council will be new

Diabetes awareness month

Editorial: Remember when ... pot became legal

Sarah and Pete Nilson at "Spooky Acres"

Unusual “spooky” acres, a scary pumpkin patch

Sarah and Pete Nilson have only been living and farming on the Clarendon Road for a couple of years, but the...

SHS student Jack Revell along with Dad Tom, mom Janet and aunt Kim McDougall joined with guitarist Keith McMillan, bassist Vinnie Gillespi and drummer Chris Colman to kick off the night at the Sydenham High School football fundraiser rocked the Sydenham Legion Saturday night. Photo/Craig Bakay

Golden Eagles football fundraiser rocks Sydenham Legion

Sydenham High School junior football coach Karl Hammer was optimistic they’d make enough to finish out...

Shelby Eaves and Clarissa McCallum were presented the Gay Lea 24 Project Prints by Gay Lea representative Neil Modler at the Frontenac 4H Awards night Saturday at the Storrington Lions Hall. McCallum also won the Morley Curtis Memorial Scholarship. Eaves also won the Ron Peters Memorial Scholarship and the Murvale Scholarship. Photo/Craig Bakay

Storrington Lions Hall packed for 4H Awards Night, pork barbecue

Editorial: The misguided fear surrounding Proportional Representation

New NFLT production - The Red Plaid Shirt

Facing retirement is a very timely topic of conversation for those of us 50 and older.

Letter: Re – Transportation in Frontenac County

Frontenac Transportation Services located in Sharbot Lake are still transporting Frontenac County residents ...

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