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At the new satellite campus, Ms. Antic demonstrates a styling technique for her grade 9/10 hairstyling and aesthetics students.

Having been closed for nearly 10 years, many Leamington residents have probably wondered what would become of the former Queen of Peace

Attending the kickoff for the Kingsville Highland Games were, from left, John Musselman, Kingsville Deputy Mayor Kimberly DeYong, emcee Jim Crichton, Heavy Events Co-ordinator Celine Freeman-Gibb, Kingsville Mayor Dennis Rogers, bagpiper Cailean Lenover, Chair Doug Plumb, Terry Colasanti, Joe Colasanti, Games Secretary Emily Marley and Patricia Reid-Crichton.

After a one-year hiatus, the Kingsville Highland Games will return this summer, with Saturday, June 27 set as the event date. For

Present for the Community Safety Plan announcement were, from left, Dr. Ken Blanchette (WECHU), Joe Bachetti (Deputy Warden Essex County), Jenny Bradt (WECHU), Hilda MacDonald (Leamington Mayor, Warden of Essex County), Natasha Sheeler (Windsor-Essex Community Safety and Well-Being Plan), MPP Trevor Jones (Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness), Inspector Charles Lorway (OPP).

A recent announcement outlining plans for a Neighbourhood Safety Plan for Leamington is the product of a partnership between the Ontario Provincial

In the right photo, once the medals were presented, a representative from each residence took to the podium. From left are Marie Lasi (Rosewood), Mary Joan Anderson (Southgate), Robert Vermeulen (Kingsville Venvi) and Paul Judd (Leamington Venvi), who was the torch bearer for the event.

Venvi Leamington hosted their first Olympic games on Thursday, February 19 with Venvi residents taking on competitors from Rosewood Erie Glen, Southgate

Assistant researcher Sandy Bassett stands beside the many museum pieces that honour Black soldiers of the past and present.

For 30 years now, Canadians have officially recognized the many ways that Black people have contributed to the country. With Black History

Southpoint Sun Polar Plunge February 25

Over 75 hardy individuals took to the icy waters outside Leamington’s Nature Fresh Farms Recreation Centre on Friday, February 20. With temperatures

Tessa Tofan, 8, rolls inside inflatable cylinder in toddler area at Lakepoint Family Church Fun Day

A tradition filled with love of family and fun continued with Lakepoint Family Church on Family Day, hosting its 15th Family Fun

Kingsville author Robert Lynch poses with Flight Into The Past at Kingsville Military Museum

Local historian Robert Lynch has made it an even dozen, releasing his twelfth book at a well-received launch in the Carnegie Arts

Ceremonial puck drop at Kingsville firefighters hockey fundraiser featuring Aaron Dvernychuk, Dennis Rogers and Penny Bellhouse

Forty-four firefighters from Kingsville and Lakeshore donned their jerseys and laced up their skates for a charity hockey game on Family Day

Leamington Mayor Hilda MacDonald stands with Chatham-Kent Leamington MPP Trevor Jones and Pelee Island Mayor Cathy Miller.

Local officials met on Monday, February 9 at Leamington’s Municipal Building to formally announce the Province of Ontario’s investment in Leamington’s Northwest

Anthony DelBrocco of Mettawas Station serves a bowl of Mediterranean lamb chili to festival attendee Alysia Morin at Colasanti’s Chili Fest.

Eight members of Eat Drink Dine Kingsville brought the heat to Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens with their unique takes on all things chili

Musician David Wilson met with this table just after his first set in the Lakeside Park Pavilion. Seated with their sketches thus far are, on the left, Irena Wilson, Erica Csikany and William Wilson. On the right, from the background, are Matthew Wilson, Karolynn Wilson and Steve Wilson.

Arts Society of Kingsville (ASK) has set up a series of four forums that attempts to inspire community members to create original

The Emerald City will shine bright green on the UMEI stage starting this weekend as The Wizard of Oz makes its way

Aerial performer from Medusa Entertainment performs at the Erie Shores Health Foundation Gala.

About 300 patrons and supporters packed the Roma Club in Leamington on Saturday, January 24 for the Erie Shores Health Foundation Gala28.

Kim Morgan, winner of the Hogs for Hospice 50-50 draw, poses with organizers and her husband while holding a large cheque.

The annual Hogs for Hospice Holiday 50-50 raffle took on a different look this year as a Harley Davidson motorcycle was also

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