Holiday Traditions Start in Mt. Brydges
Written By Amiee Bloemendal, Mount Brydges Business Association It’s hard to believe that soon it will be getting colder, the leaves will start changing colour and we will know that…
Written By Amiee Bloemendal, Mount Brydges Business Association It’s hard to believe that soon it will be getting colder, the leaves will start changing colour and we will know that…
Written By Denise Pelley The African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Chapel at Fanshawe Pioneer Village is one of the most significant surviving landmarks of Black history in Southwestern Ontario. Originally built…
Written By Brad Harness My conversation with my grandson George was something I wanted to be careful with. So often people know nothing about history, or what they did learn…
Written By John Caverhill A few weeks ago, I took a trip in time at three-quarters of a century, and I did it not by time machine but by car,…
Written By Jan Sims KOMOKA - The Komoka Youth Centre got a financial shot in the arm with a recent donation from the Optimist Club of Komoka-Kilworth.The Optimists donated $6,000…
Written By Jeffrey Reed When I took one of my earliest photographs, the Toronto Blue Jays were playing their inaugural season at Exhibition Stadium. That photo was of the Dallas…
Written By JoAnn Galbraith and Marilyn McCallum Tread Softly & Speak a NameThere is something about a cemetery that draws one in. One of the ways to learn history is…
Written By David Gomez SOUTHWEST MIDDLESEX - New development connecting to Southwest Middlesex water and wastewater systems will face a standardized fee structure beginning in 2027, following a decision by…
Written By Olena Riznyk PARKHILL – Paint, cardboard, flowers and paper mâché have filled the classroom at the Parkhill Artisan Collective this summer.The collective has been running eight weeks of…
Written By David Gomez STRATHROY-CARADOC - Questions about municipal reserves, past accounting estimates and the meaning of a “clean” audit dominated discussion as council reviewed its 2025 audited financial statements…
Written By Olena Riznyk LUCAN BIDDULPH – At its last meeting on August 11, council discussed an organizational review, building growth, a second ice pad study, municipal investments and new…
Written By Jan Sims POPLAR HILL - The 67th annual Cattleman’s Beef Barbecue returned to Poplar Hill Park on August 20th. The event is put on by the Middlesex Cattleman’s…
Written By Jan Sims MIDDLESEX CENTRE - A Delaware mother and registered social worker is bringing a new initiative to Middlesex Centre called Girls Club.“Girls Club is a small-group, interactive…
Written By David Gomez ADELAIDE METCALFE - Residents could eventually regain access to broader waste disposal services at the School Road landfill site, but under a different model than the…
Written By Olena Riznyk AILSA CRAIG – More than 400 kilograms of Ontario-grown chicken will make its way to the Ailsa Craig and Area Food Bank this fall, providing an…
Written By Jillean McClory, The London Writers Society (LWS) Have you hit stop lately? Taken a breath for fun or self-care? Or are you too busy trying to fit a…
News release provided by London Community Foundation MIDDLESEX & LONDON – London Community Foundation’s Community Vitality grant program – one of the Foundation’s largest funding streams – has awarded over…
Written By David Gomez I have always enjoyed travelling, and you may be wondering: who doesn’t? Still, travelling does not come easily to everyone. For some, leaving the comfort and…
Press Release provided by the Ontario Government MIDDLESEX - The Ontario government is investing increasing base funding to support improved operations and reduced wait times at Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital…
Written By Alan Good TRAVEL - Where you might find it quiet during the summer and most of the year, local community centres come alive around this time each year…
Written By Alan Good “If your world is all screwed up, rearrange it,” stated the Canadian rock band, Trooper.Last week we asked about your stress level. While experts state we…
Written By Olena Riznyk AILSA CRAIG – Three young entrepreneurs received Lions Quest Youth Entrepreneurship Grants during a presentation held as part of the annual Ailsa Craig Lions Family Fishing…
Written By Donna Costa My search was about to die when I returned to the letter William had penned to his sister in 1890:“I have come to Chicago again to…
Written By Jan Sims KOMOKA - The summer is in full bloom. And the Middlesex Pollinator Team welcomed people to learn about the importance of native plants and the role…
Written By Krista Taylor, Archivist, Middlesex Centre Archives It is not uncommon in modern times to only have “family reunions” at funerals. Phrases such as “we have to stop meeting…
Written By Brad Harness I recall when I was talking with my grandson. His mother had dropped him off at my condo and the boy was eager to do something…
Written By John Bradley The Moon is Earth’s only permanent natural satellite. It is the fifth largest natural satellite in the Solar System, and the largest among planetary satellites relative…
Written By John Caverhill I was eleven years old when I first met Bibby, or ‘Old Bibby’ as he was usually called. His faded black attire accentuated his elderly appearance…
Written By David Gomez STRATHROY – Signs calling for fair wages, increased funding and shorter wait lists filled the sidewalk outside MPP Steve Pinsonneault’s Strathroy office on July 23, as…