New CAO appointed
The Village of Merrickville-Wolford is pleased to announce that Douglas J. Robertson has accepted the position of CAO/Clerk/Economic Development Director and will commence employment...
Victor Suthren ends candidacy
Councillor Victor Suthren has decided to take himself out of the running for a seat on the Merrickville-Wolford Council. He has made this decision...
Commuter bus route 509 to cease operations
by Scott Kelland
It looks like the end of an era as Howard Bus Route 509 - known to many as the commuter bus to...
Remembrance Day plans for the Village
Remembrance Day will look a bit different this year; but the Merrickville Legion is still focused on making sure the community has the chance...
Blockhouse Festival: thanks to all
by Michael Whittaker
Historic re-enactors and heritage presenters from Brantford, Ontario to St. Jean, Quebec brought pre-Confederation history to life in Blockhouse Park, June 17-18,...
New website tells stories of lost generation
A website spearheaded by the Merrickville Legion hopes to shed some light on the lives of 31 men from Merrickville who lost their lives...
Senator visits Merrickville Public School
submitted by UCDSB
Senator Yvonne Boyer visited Merrickville Public School on Thursday, January 17, to talk to students about the Senate and the Métis Nation....
Sustainable Merrickville-Wolford steps up to help
Sustainable Merrickville-Wolford has mobilized to help address COVID-19 in the community. Group leader Michèle Andrews says that when the global pandemic was declared...
Parents rally to keep Wolford Public School Open
Parents, children and local dignitaries rallied at Wolford Public School on Saturday to protest the school’s possible closure come June 2017.
Wolford Public School is...
Akwesasne Lacrosse exhibit in Blockhouse Museum
An exhibit about the history of lacrosse in Akwesasne culture is on loan to the Merrickville Blockhouse Museum from the Akwesasne Cultural Museum until...