Local Musician heads to Canada’s got talent
By Amanda Monahan From Canada Day performances in Wellington to Toronto for Canada’s Got Talent. Fifteen-year-old PCI student Brooke Bruce is taking a big step in making a name for[…]
Home invasion in Trenton mobile park
By Renée Rodgers Fredrickton Farrell says his trailer has been robbed for Oxycontin before. Farrell, who suffers from a number of diseases, including Lyme disease, takes the prescription medication for[…]
Backers support local hockey team for Deseronto
By Trish Allison If you asked a resident in Deseronto how many miracles it would take to save the town’s hockey team, they would answer “just one”. This past spring[…]
County schools opened after renovations
By Renée Rodgers All four public schools newly renovated by the Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board are now open and accommodating students. Prince Charles and Athol-South Marysburgh public[…]
Taste serves up a celebration for the senses
By Nicole Kleinsteuber The aroma of fine foods, wine, cider and beer served up with a slice of art and music kept over 2,000 tasters mingling for hours at the[…]
Farm gate food may not be from the farm
By Renée Rodgers WillowCreek Farms lost an entire patch of cucumbers to heavy rain this year. Yet Susan Vanden Bosch, who runs the Frankford Road farm with her husband and[…]
Local OPP are getting ready for the long weekend
By Marc Venema With the long August Civic Holiday weekend approaching, Ontario Provincial Police detachments are preparing for busy patrols of the roads, waterways and trails, officials said. Prince Edward[…]
Noise bylaw raises a raucous debate at PEC council
By Jennifer Bowman There was a lot of noise from the public gallery at Prince Edward County Council at Shire Hall Tuesday night, as residents and business owners squared off[…]
Prince Edward council sides with West Nile plan
By Ashliegh Gehl A proposal to kill off large number of mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus had councillors buzzing at Picton’s Shire Hall Tuesday night. Eric Serwotka, of the Hastings[…]
Picton physician to receive the Order of Canada
By Steph Crosier A Picton doctor, professor and father who lives his life trying to make a difference will receive the Order of Canada. Dr. Robert Younghusband McMurtry, 71, will[…]
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