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The Wheatley Omstead Sharks suffered a 7-1 home loss to the Blenheim Blades as penalties proved costly in the third period. Coach Kyle Quick emphasized the importance of discipline as the Sharks prepare to face Amherstburg and Lakeshore.
The Leamington Flyers extended their winning streak to six games with three impressive victories, shutting out Trenton 4-0 before defeating St. Michael's 7-3 and Niagara Falls 5-1 in Ontario Junior Hockey League action.
The second installment in the Wilburn family trilogy will hit The Bank Theatre stage starting Friday, October 30 as Farce of Habit
Erie Bridge Homes celebrated the completion of 38 additional homes in Leamington, bringing the development to 50 homes. The $12 million housing project marks a major milestone for The Bridge Youth Resource Centre and its community partners.
Princesses, witches and other delightful and frightful characters descended on Thiessen Orchards on Saturday afternoon, October 24 for a fun filled day
The 2026 municipal elections brought some surprising results across Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent, with new faces elected to mayoral and council seats. See who won in Leamington, Kingsville, Chatham-Kent and Pelee Island.
The Talbot Trail Blazers U11B team had an impressive showing this past weekend, capturing the championship title at the Sean Mudge Memorial
Southpoint Stars U11B Capture Gold at Pink the Rink Tournament The Southpoint Stars U11B team put on a masterclass in determination and
The U13 Southpoint Stars are the Etobicoke Dolphins Pink the Rink Tournament Champions. The team entered the weekend with one goal in
A gathering was held on Thursday, October 15 at Wheatley Two Creeks Conservation Area as the Two Creeks Association took time to
Friday, September 25 was shaping up to be a routine morning for Leamington By-Law Enforcement Officer Austin Aldridge, but that routine turned
The 57th Kingsville Migration Festival took place on the October 17-18 weekend with numerous events taking place throughout the town. The weekend
Sixes were wild last week as the Wheatley Omstead Sharks experienced a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde outcome in a pair
With so many of our everyday items running on lithium-ion batteries, this year’s Fire Prevention Week (October 4-10) focused on the daily
On September 5, The S’Aints concert attendees learned, although volunteers were still counting, they had helped to raise a minimum of $15,154
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