Sturgeon Woods Campground is having their annual Christmas in July celebration this month and as part of that event, they decided to

Excited youngsters crowded around the fire truck as Leamington Fire Services held a third summer public education session by the splash pad

A large contingent of elected officials, along with executives from the private business sector, made their way to Double Diamond Farms on

Elvis Presley passed away some 47 years ago, but for a couple of hours on Saturday evening, July 20, the King of

While keeping with some traditions from past summers, Open Streets in Kingsville has taken a turn and has been relaunched with a

Leamington Council has awarded the refurbishing of Rick Atkin Park to Barrineti Construction. The bid came in at $1.75 million and was

For Harrow’s James Gibb, this will be his first time performing on the Sunset Amphitheatre stage at Seacliff Park, but it’s certainly

Hits from the likes of Neil Young, Bryan Adams and Gordon Lightfoot were featured in a ‘Canadian Goldrush Unplugged’ July 13 concert

Ontario Parks will feature free entry to all parks on Friday, July 19, including Wheatley Provincial Park, as part of the provincial

A local author has written two books in quick succession, both outlining his time spent in the Russian military and his escape

With Southpoint Sun editor Mark Ribble on vacation this week, we wanted to turn the tables and share some news about him. 

Leamington council has voted to have administration bring further reports on the current taxi by-laws in Leamington after a lengthy discussion at

The Mill Street Market made its second appearance of the summer on a beautiful, July 12th evening in downtown Leamington. Always endeavouring

Two full-hour “puppy Pilates” classes were held on Saturday, July 13 in Kingsville at Howe Fit with just over half a dozen

With the vast majority of Canadians believing that accessibility is a human right, the Town of Kingsville took a major step forward