European Hornets in North Grenville
by Fred Schueler & Aleta Karstad, Fragile Inheritance Natural History
Giant Asian Hornets, Vespa mandarinia, have been getting a lot of attention from a few...
Larry and Anstace Esmonde-White
Long before the current interest in local food initiatives, two residents of North Grenville were spreading the word on television across North America and...
Introducing the new faces of Geronimo
The new owners of Geronimo coffee shop are eager to join the downtown Kemptville community as they take ownership of the beloved café this...
Welcome to… Kemptawa?
Swiss Chalet, or no Swiss Chalet? This is a question that doesn’t just cause curiosity, it also causes fierce debate amongst locals about whether...
Systemic Discrimination
submitted by Zara Zrudlo
In recent years, there has been a lot of discussion about discrimination and working towards equity. Equity is a very intangible...
Mission for Mya
We were just watching the Christmas Parade in Kemptville when one entry caught our eye. When we asked the woman walking the parade what the...
Kemptville resident Debbie Fetterly seeks living transplant donor
by Rachel Everett-Fry, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Debbie Fetterly, a long time resident of Kemptville, is seeking a living donor liver transplant. Debbie worked for...
Tony Returns!
Community buys back its favourite horse
Not all stories have happy endings, but North Dundas residents can now safely beam with pride after a successful...
No such thing as unbiased media
Last week, a copy of a free independent newspaper called “Druthers” found its way into the office building where the Times is headquartered. I...
Tiny Homes Pilot Project: An innovative solution to local housing crisis
by Rachel Everett-Fry, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
The rental market in North Grenville is, without a doubt, in a state of crisis.
Readers will recall that,...