News
When the Wallaceburg Concert Band started in 2016, a call went out for anyone who had any past experience playing a wind instrument and would be interested in picking it up again. As readers know, the ...
The current performance and rehearsal facility, designed by renowned Chatham architect, Joe Storey, was opened in 1965 and ...
The Walpole Island First Nation has been offered a $46-million settlement related to a land claim dating back nearly 200 years.
St. Clair College has quietly changed the name of its Chatham location. The reason for doing so is that students not from Southwestern Ontario were often struggling to find where Thames was on a map, ...
Drive north up Forhan Street in Wallaceburg. Just after you cross the Stewart Line, look west. Stretching from the edge of that building to the west side of the vacant lot, right up against the edge ...
In a letter to local landowners, Borolex said they will start removing equipment that was installed for the project’s studies, starting in late January. The letter said there would be workers and ...
Columnist John Martinello shares a story from Ariel Mann, who recently passed, about her childhood in Sombra during the Second World War.
We had a wonderful journey through Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. The weather was beautiful, with only a day of rain in the entire journey. We saw some of the beauty of ...
Wallaceburg arts columnist Dan White reviews the Dirty Rotten Scoundrels production in Stratford and the RENT production in Sarnia.
A Wallaceburg-based environmental group is looking for volunteers to assist with its next step in restoring a local wooded area. The work planned in November and December is the second phase of the ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results