July 7, 2015
By Tony Pearson The North Hastings Community Fish Hatchery held its ninth annual pig and lamb roast at the Bancroft Curling Club on Saturday night. ...
The Town of Bancroft may have fallen victim to fraud scams.
By Jim Eadie If the growing number of independent businesses in and around Coe Hill has their way, there should shortly be a sign installed ...
Another familiar face has joined the race for the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario nomination.
By Tony Pearson The kite-eating tree, the little red-haired girl, Lucy the psychiatrist (“The doctor is in”), Snoopy versus the Red Baron – almost everyone ...
The Municipality of Hastings Highlands Council has begun seeking a representative for Monteagle Ward.
By Nate Smelle With the federal election fast approaching candidates across Canada have been busy professing their passion for politics to the people. As the ...
Last March, Deputy Mayor Paul Jenkins sent a private email to Progressive Waste Solutions, a for-profit waste disposal company, asking what price the town might get if it tried selling its waste site. Jenkins said such a sale might help bring down the deficit and debt which Bancroft continues to run up on its sewer operations.
By Sara Gottardi On the morning of Wednesday, June 17 the Knights of Columbus gathered together setting the grounds in a celebration for introducing their ...
The Art Gallery of Bancroft (AGB) is rediscovering the use of fibre.
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