South Mountain Fair rained out, attendance still h...

Posted by Kory Glover | Aug 21, 2019 | News, Record Front Page | 0 |

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Junior Pioneers slide to seventh to end regular season

by Jeff Moore | Aug 21, 2019 | Sports | 0 |

The Williamsburg Junior Pioneers welcomed the Kanata Blue Cubs to the J. C. Whitteker Ball Park on...

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St. Albert Curd Festival welcomes unusual visitors

by Tom Van Dusen | Aug 21, 2019 | Villager News | 0 |

Free cheese!The free curd booth at the Curd Festival was certainly a crowd favourite. Van Dusen...

Kayaking for Cancer reaches 19th annual trek

by Jeff Moore | Aug 21, 2019

Kayaking for Cancer local paddlers Kayaking for Cancer paddlers left Kingston enroute to Ottawa...

Community asked to help Debra’s kids

by Chesterville Record | Aug 21, 2019

Debra Brault’s children. Courtesy photo Provided by: Chantal Tranchemontagne CORNWALL – After...

Youth at council

by Carolyn Thompson Goddard | Aug 21, 2019

Youth at South Dundas councilBack, from the left, councillors Archie Mellan, William Lewis, deputy...

Celebrating local food

by Carolyn Thompson Goddard | Aug 21, 2019

An evening on the farmStormont County 4-H Soup Club held their achievement night, assisting at the...

From Ingleside to Williamsburg

by Kory Glover | Aug 14, 2019

A team effortThe whole Jay’s Tire & Repair team was on hand at their grand opening on Aug. 10...

Carnival fun comes to Mountain

by Kory Glover | Aug 14, 2019

First time organizer Abby Zersch (left) organized the House of Lazarus’ Carnival Day for the first...

Celebrating the dairy industry

by Carolyn Thompson Goddard | Aug 14, 2019

The Great Canadian Cow Race Once again, the Great Canadian Cow Race, sponsored by Royal Canadian...

Reclaiming the Guinness World Record in style

by Tom Van Dusen | Aug 14, 2019

It was a record setting day in St. Albert on Sun., Aug. 11 when François Latour and his incredible...

Save the Train 2.0

by Carolyn Thompson Goddard | Aug 7, 2019

Preserving local history Gardner Sage is shown near the sign that acknowledges the work done by...

Winchester reaches new heights

by Kory Glover | Aug 7, 2019

Record breakingWinchester’s Meet Me on Main Street had the largest turnout during the 2019 event...

100+ Caring Women in North Stormont

by Carolyn Thompson Goddard | Aug 7, 2019

AVONMORE – Building on the success of the 100 Women Who Care movement, a group of community minded women in North Stormont have decided to create a similar organization. Nancy Wert and Adelle Densham, co-chairs of 100+...

Tubie Festival crowns new champions