Search continues for missing man in the Bay of Quinte
By Amanda Monahan OPP Search and Rescue officers continued Monday to scan the waters of the Bay of Quinte for an unidentified man who police said jumped off the Norris[…]
Church holds pancake supper to prepare for Lent
By Megan Voss The atmosphere at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church was about as light and fluffy as the pancakes they were making. Traditionally, Shrove Tuesday is the last day before[…]
Archives can't be built in a day
By Joanna Becket “An archives, as it turns out, is a bit like Rome. Can’t be built in a day,” wrote Orland French, former president, Hastings County Historical Society, in[…]
Junior Iron Chef competition and food & beverage show
By Megan Voss The competition was heated inside the kitchen at Loyalist College on Saturday, Feb. 18. Prince Edward Collegiate Institute, Loyalist Collegiate & Vocational Institute and Ernestown Secondary School[…]
Winter weather environmental effects
By Samantha Cantelon People might not be aware of is how this warm weather is affecting the environment and wildlife. According to Environment Canada, the area received 57.4 centimetres of[…]
Competitive arm wrestling in Belleville
By Topher Seguin These athletes have the right to bare arms. Stepping up to the small table in the middle of the room, the competitors take a quick glance at[…]
Local bus driver takes over curling shuttle
By Joanna Becket A yellow school bus has been barreling east along highway 401 by 7:30 a.m. every morning this week with Rome Dorval at the wheel. Dorval is shuttling[…]
College connection to local weight-loss competition
By Mallory Haigh The Quinte’s Biggest Loser weight-loss competition has almost drawn to a close. The event, which is run by the Belleville General Hospital, is a weight-loss competition modeled[…]
Picky petal people keep family business alive
By Sharon Kallaste Thirty years ago Anne MacKinnon said, “I’m never going to be a florist.” But she soon gave up thoughts of being a marine biologist, took a two-year[…]
Local man writes book on Hastings County schools
By Jennifer Bowman Courtsey of Rural Hastings Advocate An understaffed event at the Heritage Museum in Stirling had an unexpected outcome. A book. John Sager, a retired certified management accountant,[…]
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