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Apr 04, 2018 – Mar 28, 2018
A large group reenacted Christ’s Passion Walk from Matsons’ Farm to the United Church in Arden on Good Friday, a distance of nearly 3 kilometres. Photo/Craig Bakay

Arden Passion Walk has long tradition

SF Council hears about food production; hires new fire chief

Stella Chenier and Mom Tanya enjoyed meeting the young goat Daisy and her handler Dustine Waller at Five Star Farm’s Easter Family Fun Day. The Cheniers were visiting from Gananoque. Photo/Craig Bakay

Five Star Farm attracts a crowd for Easter event

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New milk source “shows promise” say baby formula experts

Former South Frontenac Mayor Gary Davison dies

Frontenac County offices in "the Old House" on the Fairmont Long Term Care Home Property, which has been located within the city of Kingston since municipal amalgamation in 1998.

Frontenac County to look at building a new office with Cataraqui Region Conservation

Mike Schreiner helps LFK candidate Anita Payne kick off her election campaign

Green Party leader visits LFK riding

New Addington Highlands waste site hours to stay for at least a year

De-boning workshop

Still Weaving After 20 Years

The Frontenac Flyers Atom rep team took the OMHA CC Championship for 2017-2018. Photo/submitted

Atom Flyers tops in province, PeeWees and Bantams oh so close

The Frontenac Atom Flyers came back from Walkerton last weekend with the CC championship trophy, the icing o...

Dawn Morden of Mountain Grove Seed Company

Spring is coming, time to buy new seed and get planting

Gardeners know that when the days grow longer, the gardening season can’t be far behind, even if the a...

Huizinga and Coulter leaning in at the Cardinal Cafe

Huizinga and Coulter play the Cardinal Cafe in Sharbot Lake to sold out crowd

NDP to hold nomination meeting on Saturday

Rehabilitation of Shabomeka Lake dam costs estimated at $420,000 to $545,000

North Frontenac Council’s regular meeting in Plevna last Thursday was a relatively quiet affair but a ...

Letter: Re - Legion Taking Stock

In last week’s News, Craig Bakay had an article about a workshop aimed at rejuvenating the Sharbot Lak...

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