Community newspaper serving Kingsville, Leamington, Wheatley and surrounding area
Community newspaper serving Kingsville, Leamington, Wheatley and surrounding area
The Leamington Flyers proved not to be gracious Christmas hosts as they took two wins at home last week and also won
Since 1950, the Auxiliary group at Erie Shores HealthCare (formerly Leamington District Memorial Hospital) has been helping staff and patients navigate the
When the Leamington District Memorial Hospital (now Erie Shores HealthCare) opened its doors on April 4, 1950, a young 17-year-old Arnelda Bachmeier
Clients, retirees and employees of CIBC Leamington joined local dignitaries at the branch on Thursday, December 18 to celebrate CIBC’s 75th year
A generous spirit was in abundance at Gore Hill Public School as students collected an amazing 3,698 items over a two-week campaign
The annual Leamington-Mersea Goodfellows Christmas Hamper program got its usual boost from students of Leamington District Secondary School on Friday, December 12
The ice surface at the December 11 Leamington Flyers game was littered for a brief period for all the right reasons as
The Southpoint Capitals U13 Blue Local League team went undefeated in six games to take the championship at the Ray Hunt Memorial
The U11A Talbot Trail Blazers powered their way to a silver-medal finish at the Regional Silver Stick tournament in Alvinston on the
Wheatley’s annual Santa Claus Parade did not disappoint the hundreds of families who lined Erie Street on Saturday, December 6. Over 50
Danceology XX did not disappoint the sold out audiences at Cardinal Carter Catholic School for three shows on December 3, 4 and
A nasty weather day in mid-October shut down this year’s annual Migration Festival pancake breakfast at Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary, but
The “Toss for Hosspice” cornhole group presented a cheque for $10,000 at The Hospice Erie Shores Campus on Wednesday, November 26, representing
The snow waited until the perfect time to arrive in Leamington on Saturday, November 29, as the annual Chamber of Commerce Santa
A new campaign by Community Living Ontario is targeting the reduction of waitlists for tens of thousands of people with intellectual disabilities.
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