Canadian country music icons Terri Clark and Michelle Wright will be in Leamington on Canada Day to help celebrate Leamington’s sesquicentennial. The

Leamington’s United Mennonite Church on Oak Street held a gathering of donors on Monday, March 25 to hear about the vitally important

Caldwell First Nation and Parks Canada have signed an historic agreement that will demonstrate reconciliation in action and the ability to come

Students enjoyed a full day of literacy at Gore Hill Public School as guest authors and readers entertained at their second annual

The Kingsville Community Food Bank is grateful for cash and food donations recently made by the 2nd Cottam Scouting group. Coordinators Meghan

Although several attemps were made at the March 19 Greater Essex County District School Board meeting, efforts to re-open the naming process

Leamington Skating Club’s Dash Sheeler finished eighth in Ontario in STAR 5 Men’s (013) at the Cassie Campbell Community Centre in Brampton

After a close season series, the Leamington Flyers and Milton Menace continue their challenge, battling for a spot in the West Conference

The Talbot Trail Blazers U15C squad capped off a 5-1 round-robin Bluewater League playoff record with a dominating five-points-to-one final series win

It was a sold out crowd dressed in green and full of good Irish cheer for the second annual Lucky Rock and

A Fire Master Plan has been in the works for many months in the Municipality of Leamington and that plan was presented

A great new service for local seniors is now available that will assist those who wish to age in place.  Called ‘Lend

The Maple Festival at John R. Park Homestead wrapped up on March 16 and 17 with a plethora of delectable maple treats

After a first taste of playoff overtime before 1,044 fans here on Thursday, March 14, the Leamington Flyers topped that with a

Despite the heroic acrobatic efforts of netminder Ethan Handley, the Wheatley Omstead Sharks, icing a lineup wrought with injuries, proved to be