Community newspaper serving Kingsville, Leamington, Wheatley and surrounding area
Community newspaper serving Kingsville, Leamington, Wheatley and surrounding area
The U10 A Talbot Trailblazers delivered a dominant weekend performance, capturing the championship at the Oakville Bardown Tournament with an impressive run
At the January 13 meeting of Leamington council, administration brought forward an update on the remedial work being done on the historic
A sold-out Mayors’ Trifecta Breakfast at Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens on Friday, January 9 had the region’s three mayors presenting their 2025 progress
The new Discharge Lounge at Erie Shores HealthCare is the first of its kind in Ontario and gives patients and staff some
It’s clear that a synergy is developing in the southern county arts community and that collaboration was celebrated at an afternoon reception
The Leamington Flyers won a pair of games last week to keep pace in the tough Western Conference of the Ontario Junior
Erie Shores HealthCare’s Board of Directors made an announcement on December 29 that Kristin Kennedy will be concluding her role as President
For years, the word “seiche” wasn’t well-known to anyone outside of the fishing, diving and shipping industries. That word seems to be
The Kingsville BIA brought some Christmas cheer to the four corners of Kingsville on Christmas Eve afternoon with Christmas at the Corner.
The Leamington Flyers returned to action on Sunday, January 4 by bombarding the visiting Caledon Admirals 13-1 on the strength of Ashton
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
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