Council donates $4500 to Merrickville Emergency Food Cupboard
Merrickville-Wolford Council made a significant donation to the Merrickville Emergency Food Cupboard last week to help those struggling with food insecurity in the community....
Pitch-In ponderings
by Robbie Giles
Sunday, May 5 was a beautiful day in Merrickville-Wolford. It was a great day to set out with neighbours, armed with our...
Historically Speaking
It’s November, which means it’s time for the Merrickville and District Historical Society’s Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, November 26 at the Merrickville Legion....
Happy ending for doe in lock
The Merrickville community banded together at the beginning of last week to help a doe which was trapped in the Rideau Canal locks. Merrickville-Wolford...
Community rallies around local contractor
The contractor who was carrying out the work at the parkette in Merrickville had an unpleasant surprise on October 17, after his equipment and...
Why Libraries Matter
by Mary Kate Laphen, CEO, Merrickville Public Library
When I was asked to write about the role of libraries in the community, I was at...
Ukraine initiative a success in Merrickville
A fundraising initiative, which was started last month by the Merrickville-Wolford Chamber of Commerce to aid Ukraine in the wake of the invasion by...
New name and owner for Portside Boutique
There is a new women’s clothing store in Merrickville. Hazel’s Boutique is owned by Julia Provost, who is also the owner of Abel Mountain,...
Destiny’s Way – Wolford’s Refuge
Just outside of Merrickville stands a log home that is nearly 150 years old. Sitting in one hundred acres of pastoral peace, it is...
Time to talk
As readers will note this week, there has been some confusion in Council about a number of issues and Mayor Nash has been somewhat...