A little treasure in Tudor and Cashel

March 31, 2015

By Jim Eadie A little treasure has been uncovered in Tudor and Cashel Township, and it is something the residents of that area obviously hold ...

Horses heal at the Anahata Horse Centre

By Nate Smelle Nestled in the scenic hills of the Maxwell Settlement in Bancroft, is a place where humans and horses come together to help ...

Paramedics’ mental health paramount

The Government of Ontario is prioritizing mental health for emergency service workers.

The hippest viewing party in town

Three local businesses are coming together for a great cause to honour a famous Canadian band.

Bancroft decides to take over town recycling

Bancroft town council has decided to take over the collection and management of its recycling program. It is currently handled by an outside contractor. It made the decision at a closed meeting; last week Greenview Environmental presented the cost figures involved.

Library future uncertain

The future of the Wollaston and Limerick Union Public Library located in Coe Hill is up in the air after the Limerick municipal council decided to withdraw from its agreement with Wollaston, effective the end of this year.

Bancroft’s mayor reflects on the state of the municipality

By Tony Pearson Just like all municipalities today, the township of Bancroft is facing a number of challenges, according to Mayor Bernice Jenkins. Many ...

Hastings Highlands prides itself on being progressive

By Nate Smelle Members of Council in Hastings Highlands got together with staff and members of the public on Wednesday, March 11 to put their ...

Jets win All-Ontario Championship

The Vito’s Pizzeria Peewee Jets were at home this weekend for games 3 and 4 of their all Ontario finals against the Twin Centre Stars. ...

Activists voice opposition to Bill C-51

By Nate Smelle Approximately 40 demonstrators gathered in Millennium Park in Bancroft on Saturday, March 14 to stand in solidarity with communities across Canada for ...

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