SJWB raises enough to bring Jarads to Bancroft

August 10, 2017

Social Justice Without Borders has reached its $60,000 fundraising goal — but in a different way than expected.

Renegades of business share secrets of success on ‘Croft Talks

Ever wonder what it takes to launch and run a brewery? To keep on top of the fermentation and bottle process, selling to bars and ...

Elvis delights hundreds of fans at NHCC concert

Elvis has left the building and fans who spent more than three hours with Rob Kingsley, the world-famous Elvis impersonator, feel like they spent the night with the real King.

Rehab gives control back to those with COPD

North Hastings Hospital is celebrating the first graduating class of its pulmonary rehabilitation program — and the program’s continuation.

This ‘Knee Capper’ is actually good for your knees

Limerick Township inventor Henry Bickle auditioned this month for CBC television’s popular Dragons’ Den show pitching his new knee protector. JIM EADIE Special to This ...

County responds to HH development questions

County answers for economic development questions have left Hastings Highlands representatives with mixed feelings.

Tour shines a light on Algonquin history and culture

For more than 200 years, most historical records of the Madaouskairini Algonquin territory/Bancroft area have focused primarily on the miners and foresters who settled and industrialized the local landscape.

Free film celebrates love of hockey

Hockey fans are invited to a free family-friendly screening of Skating to New York, at the Bancroft Village Playhouse this Saturday, Feb. 13. Skating to ...

Miniature donkey Tiny Tim has a big heart

Greetings on Saturday from Jody Topping, wearing donkey earrings, and walking with the most adorable animal on earth. He is Tiny Tim the miniature donkey who captured the hearts of 75 adults and children who visited him at the Wollaston Public Library on July 22 to kick off the library’s summer programs.

New librarian for Coe Hill

After six years of devotion to her “wee little library with a heart,” librarian Bonnie Purdy is leaving her position at the Wollaston Township public library for another adventure.

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