Village Chef raises impromptu funds following a house fire
A fundraiser for a local animal rescue quickly turned into much more at the Mainstreet Restaurant on February 8. The dinner was one of...
Too Young to Die
by Michael Whittaker
Too Young to Die: Canada’s Boy Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen in the Second World War tells the stories of underage servicemen.
Merrickville author,...
Historic medal a link to Merrickville’s past
A 150 year-old medal, recently presented to the Brockville Rifles, provides a link with Merrickville’s role in defending Canada during the Fenian invasions of...
Local Merrickville athlete wins gold at Nationals
by Michael Rowland
Brian Rowland of Merrickville recently won a first at the NAUTIQUE CANADIAN WAKESURF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019 on Lake Chestermere, Alberta, becoming the...
We have some good steps ahead of us
Mayor David Nash sat down with the Times last week to discuss the direction Merrickville-Wolford is going, and the tools that he believes are...
Mayor David Nash: Accountability
In a recent interview with the Merrickville-Wolford Times, mayor David Nash talked about his belief in being accountable to residents, and the importance of...
Keeping history afloat
There’s no doubt that Merrickville has history. From the old downtown, to the Blockhouse, to the ruins of the old mill, there is no...
Public washroom still possible for Merrickville
Merrickville may still get its public washroom, thanks to the combined efforts of the Merrickville Lions Club and the Chamber of Commerce. The Lions...
An Interview with the Mayor and CAO
Mayor David Nash and CAO John Regan discuss the changes that have taken place in municipal government in Merrickville-Wolford, and look forward to the...
Washrooms still on hold
The issue of installing public washrooms in the Village continues to be one of confusion and some discord. It will be remembered that the...