Culture

Editorial
June 18, 2025

Big Burning Bills

Environmental responsibility and democracy are connected.

Editorial
June 12, 2025

None of these festivals, launches, lunches, concerts, fundraisers, or celebrations makes any money, but they are the reason many of us are here, and many more are on the way.

News
July 11, 2025

On the other side of Parrish and Heimbecker's eight new 150-foot grain silos on Picton Bay, Doornekamp Construction appears to be expanding its quarrying operations into surrounding lands still zoned agricultural, ahead of any decision on the MZO application being considered by the Minister of Housing.

News
July 11, 2025

Former Councillor, Foundation Chair awarded 2025 Leo Finnegan Distinguished Service Award

News
July 10, 2025

Annual Lavender Festival draws well on opening weekend

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News
July 9, 2025

Picton cues up Canada Day in style

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News
July 9, 2025

Parrish & Heimbecker grain silos on Picton Bay start to take shape

News
July 9, 2025

Community Care has become a fixture in the everyday lives of County seniors

Art
July 9, 2025

Annual County Arts Council competition offers the largest display of work by local artists

Art
July 9, 2025

Celebrating the Picton Fair Book

News
July 9, 2025

Big Island resident Terry Sprague recognized by the Government of Ontario.

News
July 9, 2025

Books never go out of style

Features
July 9, 2025

What to do when David Frum comes knocking

Editorial
July 9, 2025

Even if you are not quite ready to enter an exhibit — a prize yearling calf, a basket of perfect, polished crabapples, or a precious bouquet of carefully tended dahlias — the Fair Book offers something perhaps more important. It’s a guide to how to enjoy the Fair. To appreciate the care that goes into every single competition, by every contestant, in every class and category.

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