Habitat for Humanity build moving ahead
North Grenville Council is moving forward with the process of transferring a 0.52-acre piece of land on the Kemptville Campus to Habitat for Humanity...
Reunited after more than four years
I recently had the pleasure of meeting the Nahhas family, a family of five who fled the war in Syria and were sponsored over...
The Workshop Dance Studio adapts to offer affordable online classes
Like many businesses in North Grenville, the Workshop Dance Studio has had to work hard to adapt to the changing atmosphere of the COVID-19 pandemic....
How Van Turken made her mark
by Mayor Nancy Peckford
This past week, a whole community got behind a wayward turkey who appeared to have lost its tribe, or maybe never...
OPP Report
Two arrested and charged, stolen property recovered in catalytic converter thefts
Beginning in March 2022, the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU)...
Baldwin’s Birds
Hello Readers,
I hope this finds you all fit and well and also a little more relaxed with life, especially if you have already received...
Covid alerts in Kemptville
There have been two COVID-19 alerts in Kemptville during the past ten days. This reflects the general increase in confirmed cases in this area,...
Safer Roadways on Campus
Visitors to Kemptville Campus will notice some changes to the roadways and parking lots, starting immediately. The objective is to ensure safe pedestrian movement...
Eco Farm Day 2024: Growing Together
Eco Farm Day brings together established farmers and new farmers with related businesses interested in organic food and farming in Eastern Ontario and Western...
Retired teacher offers African drumming classes to adults
A local retired teacher is offering African drumming classes to adults to raise money to send North Grenville District High School’s (NGDHS) drumming group...