Milford Fall Fair: Mount Tabor and Fairgrounds return to the Ward
JASON PARKS EDITOR It was a perfect weekend in Milford. And the 2023 Milford Fall Fair, held annually since 1946 on the second Saturday in September, had something extra…
CARP group invites County retirees to ‘Coffee and chat’ meetings
JASON PARKS EDITOR The regional chapter of a seniors national advocacy group is calling on Prince Edward County retirees to attend their next meeting. The Canadian Association of Retired…
Gazette editor, writer honoured with Harris Fellowship awards
CHRIS FANNING STAFF WRITER The editor of the Prince Edward County’s newspaper of record and a former staffwriter were honoured by the Rotary Club of Picton last week with Paul…
Cooking for One? Engaging programs for the bereaved by Hospice Prince Edward this fall
JASON PARKS EDITOR Cooking classes, visual arts workshops, and a drumming circle are all part of HPE’s new programming to support the bereaved and grief-stricken this fall. Together with…
September Mariners’ Service marks 100 years of history
CHRIS FANNING STAFF WRITER In April 1923, at the prompting of local resident Captain Nelson Palmatier, the Cherry Valley Wesleyan Church held a special service for those who worked on…
‘Round the County roundup: An update
A few updates about some stories we ran earlier this summer. Ralph’s Meat Market, which experienced a devastating fire in April, is finally approaching re-opening. Owner April Bickell reports that…
Award-winning The Maiden, produced by County native, on at the Regent
JASON PARKS EDITOR An internationally award-winning Canadian film with a local tie makes its Prince Edward County debut at the Regent August 28th. The Maiden is a 2022 art-house film…
The Lion King Jr. roars to life this weekend at the Marysburgh Mummers Drama Camp performances
AMBER FLUNDER SPECIAL TO THE GAZETTE The Lion King Jr is being brought to life by the Marysburgh Mummers Drama Camp, at the Mount Tabor Playhouse in Milford. Some questions…
Phillips dives deep into shipwreck tourism and heritage
JOANNE FRALICK SPECIAL TO THE GAZETTE Corey Phillips’ passion for finding and documenting shipwrecks in the Great Lakes kept his audience enthralled during a Mariners Park Museum presentation last weekend….
Over 160 attend Reading Round Up at Macaulay Village
The third annual Reading Round Up was held in Macaulay Village July 27. Readers enjoyed the freshened-up playground equipment and much needed shade at London Avenue Park. The round up…