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Held for the first time at Lakeside Park in Kingsville, a walk in support of the Kidney Foundation of Canada was a

A project that started in late May of this year culminated in a wrap-up luncheon and awards party for Junior Gardeners from

Through her work as the Aquatic and Fitness Supervisor at Leamington’s F.T. Sherk Recreation Complex (Nature Fresh Farms Recreation Centre) for over

Almost 4,000 generous music lovers packed the hill at Seacliff Park on Saturday, August 30 as supergroup The S’aints took to the

The Kingsville Knights 15U baseball team delivered a masterclass in dominance and resilience this past weekend, sweeping through a trio of matchups

Officers from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), along with volunteers from the public, were thrilled to spend some time with 72 grade

The 2025 summer Hogs for Hospice 50-50 draw winner is singing the praises of the Hogs for Hospice group, in addition to

The Music Onthe42 summer concert series wrapped up Saturday evening, August 23, at the Sunset Amphitheatre with the Seacliff Rocks night featuring

The Leamington Senior Barons rode a five-game win streak to the Ontario Senior “B” championship at the Kinsmen Ball Diamond this past

The Leamington Whitecaps U11 wrapped up a strong season by advancing to the semi-finals of the Provincial Regional U11 Grand Championship tournament

It was all about the recent talent that has come out of Leamington that drove a four-act bill on August 15 at

The annual Feast of the Assumption Festival was hosted by the Leamington Lebanese Club over this past weekend with people from all

The Music Onthe42 Summer Concert Series is winding down for this year, but the past weekend featured a stroll back in time

The Windsor Selects are the 2025 Canadian 22U champions after winning seven straight games en route to the title Sunday, August 10.

The two-day Competition Pow Wow held by Caldwell First Nation August 9 and 10 included many dancers, singers, drummers and various food

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