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4° Mostly CloudyDespite construction delays, new facility is on track
The re-construction of County Road 49 is nearing its final phase as rubblization continues and crews begin to lay asphalt
The Busscher Family celebrates five decades at the heart of the community
From log sawing competitions, to farm fresh goods and all the rides at the midway, the 2026 Picton Fall Fair had something for everybody
The Wellington Community Association’s Steering Committee is calling for an independent review of the Wellington Water and Wastewater Trunk Line project, now millions of dollars over budget and a year behind schedule.
After two kids were lost on the wrong bus for two and a half hours on the first day of school, the Prince Edward Hastings District School Board has directed Switzer-Carty Transportation to make changes to its drop-off and pick-up procedures.
Mayoral Candidate Brad Nieman opens his campaign office — right next to Shire Hall
Source of contamination identified as fuel, but Ministry is still searching for the cause
The weather is still a worry — and so is the Strait of Hormuz
Shoppers Drug Mart just the first phase of commercial development planned for No Frill's site
Groundbreaking on new St. Greg's school starts this spring
Homelessness has risen across the province for decades. The lack of support from government leaves municipalities struggling for solutions.
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