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Motorcycle riders travel with their dog during the Ride to the Tip at the 2026 Hogs for Hospice Rally in Leamington.

The 2026 Hogs for Hospice (H4H) Rally is once again in the books and once again, the community has embraced the annual

Daniel Schultheiss, mayor of Ilmenau, Germany, speaks with Essex MPP Anthony Leardi during the Ontario Trillium Foundation grant announcement at the Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village.

Thanks to a $200,000 capital grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village (CTMHV) has recently been

Leamington runner Chas Allison competes during the Tally in the Valley 100-mile ultra marathon in Dundas, Ontario.

We’ve all heard the expression, “Walk a mile in my shoes,” but for Leamington’s Chas Allison, the term would be about running

Bruce Robinson (left) and Doug Laforet, winners of the 2026 Big Boyz Fishing Derby for longest rainbow trout and longest walleye, pose with SWOC representative Dennis Reive at the awards presentation.

The Southwest Outdoors Club (SWOC) annual Big Boyz fishing Derby out of Wheatley Harbour concluded on Monday, August 3 with almost $10,000

Little Lamb Stitchery owner Patti Dame with Colleen Pare and Pam Goyeau displaying handmade crochet creations at Arts at the Marina 2026.

Perfect weather made for a beautiful collaboration between arts, music and food over this past weekend at Leamington’s Rick Atkin Park.  Arts

Speakers at the Erie Shores centennial celebration in Leamington, including Hilda MacDonald, Amanda Cookson, Wray Pollock, Mike Toth and Alex Zappio.

When Robert Trail Gray Sr. designed and opened a three-hole golf course along the Bevel Line in 1926, those involved may have

Leamington 10U Lakers players and coaches pose for a team phtoo after winning the Kincardine 11U tournament.

The Leamington 10U Lakers made the trip to Kincardine this past weekend and despite an uphill battle against older teams, they brought

Motorcycle riders take part in a previous Hogs for Hospice rally in Leamington.

The annual Hogs for Hospice (H4H) Motorcycle Rally takes place this weekend with festivities getting underway on Friday, July 31. The H4H

Graham and Clark Owens, left, and Jack Lansue enjoy LEGO blocks at the indoor Kingsville Block Party after wildfire smoke prompted the event to move inside.

With wildfire smoke blanketing the area, Kingsville’s town organizers made a decision a day prior to hold the July 18 block party

Wheatley's Cameron Arquette raises the Memorial Cup following the Kitchener Rangers' championship season.

Wheatley’s Memorial Cup champion is bringing the storied trophy home on August 4. Cameron Arquette, a valuable member of the Memorial Cup

Kristin Kennedy, Ian McLeod, Tom Marinelli and Katelyn Dryden announce a new shared leadership partnership between Erie Shores HealthCare and Windsor Regional Hospital.

Erie Shores HealthCare (ESHC) and Windsor Regional Hospital (WRH) announced Tuesday a strategic administrative partnership that will enhance healthcare services across Essex

KCC Executive Director Kim DeYong, summer staff Kyla Durocher and Lauren DeYong, and volunteer Ann Kirst make final preparations before the Ladies’ Clothing Swap at the Kingsville Community Centre.

Forty shoppers were lined up before the doors were even open as gently used ladies’ clothing, shoes, handbags and accessories, numbering in

The Leamington Lakers 10U team poses after winning the London Talons Baseball Tournament.

It was a historic weekend for Leamington Minor Baseball as both the 10U and 12U Lakers squads captured tournament gold at the

Kingsville Horticultural Society volunteers Annette Cooper, Erika Ferg, Connie Stockwell, Karen Shipp and Janice Emery at the Kingsville Garden Tour.

This year’s Kingsville Vintage Garden Tour was an immersion for the senses, from beautiful sights full of tranquil greenery and colourful foliage

Ursula and Tim Tiessen purchase Portuguese bifanas from grill masters at the Mill Street Market in downtown Leamington.

Celebrating the cultural mosaic that is Leamington, the July 10 Mill Street Market was filled with the sounds and smells from a

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