On the morning of June 9, 94-year-old Ray Jaarsma was at his Danforth Avenue kitchen stove cooking himself some breakfast when suddenly

The first of three Town of Kingsville summer block parties was held in Cottam on Saturday, June 20, with families making their

The final weekend of Carousel of the Nations brought vibrant colours, live music, authentic cuisine and cultural celebrations to Leamington. Visitors explored

Red wigs, wild muumuus and gaudy jewellery were in full display in downtown Kingsville on June 20 with 60 Mrs. Roper wannabees

Kingsville residents of multiple generations gathered on June 6 to remember a historical turning point in the Second World War and to

The Salvation Army National Donut Day was observed on Friday, June 5 as representatives from Salvation Army Leamington brought fresh Colasanti donuts

A sea of green made its way around town on June 6 with South Essex Community Council’s Ride and Stride making its

If you watched any ladies slo-pitch in the 1970s and 1980s, the Abbey Stingers would come to mind as the dominant ladies

Joining walkers in more than 150 communities across Canada, 95 participants comprising 14 teams took part in the IG Wealth Management Walk

The Chatham-Kent Public Utilities Commission held a town hall style gathering at the Wheatley Water Treatment Plant on Thursday, May 28 to

It’s Discovery Week at Erie Shores HealthCare and about 20 students from Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry at Western University have

Working together for a fourth time, Kingsville Community Centre and Bike Windsor-Essex hosted a pay-what-you-can event to get bicycles into the hands

The 178th Leamington Fair took place over the weekend and despite a rain-soaked Saturday, entertained thousands of visitors. According to officials from

An important element for the organizers of the Yesterday & Today Car Show is being able to help out a local charity. For a second consecutive year, the Brain Injury Association of Windsor & Essex County was the recipient of the Shiny Toyz largesse. Pictured, from the left, are BIAWE social worker Lisa Gaspar, BIAWE seniors program facilitator Lauren Fields, Norm Lalonde of Shiny Toyz, Denis Guilbeault of Shiny Toyz, and BIAWE board member Pam McCurdy.

A new opportunity exists for those that are retired or new to town to find a sense of purpose, do some good,