The 46th Ruthven Apple Festival enjoyed beautiful weather on the weekend, attracting thousands to the grounds of Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens on Saturday,

The annual Orange Shirt Day walk from the Caldwell First Nation Headquarters highlighted National Truth and Reconciliation Day as hundreds of residents

After a busy week the Leamington Flyers battled the Collingwood Blues here last Thursday night, September 25, in front of a crowd

An idea that originated five years, the same time that Point Pelee’s Pioneer area was renamed Madbin Jina, came to fruition with

The fourth annual Food For All community luncheon took place at the Roma Club on Wednesday, September 17 with about 400 people

Residents danced their way down King Street to the sounds of DJ V’Amour at the last Kingsville Block Party of the season

It was a very busy September 19th evening at the Leamington Arts Centre as all four galleries were buzzing with activity in

A little exercise, a taste of vino, and a delicious smattering from some of Leamington’s uptown restaurants, the annual Walk, Wine &

The Talbot Trailblazers U10 hockey team made a statement this past weekend, skating to victory at the 1st Annual Western Jr. Mustangs

The Leamington Flyers continue to roll as they reeled off two more wins in this young season over the weekend. With 675

Neon colours, perms and leg warmers could be seen on Leamington’s Mill Street as the Market closed the season on a perfect

The final ship in a 10-vessel contract with the Canadian Coast Guard is getting its finishing touches at Hike Metal Products in

An initiative to help Canadian veterans experiencing or approaching homelessness made its way to Windsor and Essex County last week as the

The Sea to Sea for PTSD team made their way through the area last week with stops in Wheatley and Kingsville. Chad

After 29 years, a beloved neighbourhood relic is being relocated. A 1915 First World War German cannon has been situated on the