Couple to match up to $100K for hospice

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From caregiver to care receiver, Willi Kirenko has experienced a great deal, and wants to help others with end-of-life care. Kirenko, who spent more than...

ELECTION ’26: John Cummings, Ward 4

Why are you running? I’m running because I believe Ward 4 needs effective, collaborative representation and Chatham-Kent needs greater focus on responsible spending, infrastructure and...

Couple to match up to $100K for hospice

From caregiver to care receiver, Willi Kirenko has experienced a great deal, and wants to help others with end-of-life care. Kirenko, who spent more than...

COLUMN: Daily papers fade away from print

Ever notice there are times where things that occur way, way outside of your sphere of existence can trigger you in some way? For me,...

ELECTION ’26: Kirk Hooker, Ward 4

Why are you running? After having cancer and being cleared, I have a different perspective on life. I am running because I care about Ward...

ELECTION ’26: Rhonda Jubenville, Ward 4

Why are you running? I want to continue what I started. My first four years were about learning the ropes, building relationships with administration, staff...

Home sales heat up in September

Bucking the trend over the past five years, Chatham-Kent residential property transactions were up last month, compared to September 2025. A total of 115 units...

ELECTION ’26: Emery Huszka, Ward 3

Why are you running? Our small rural communities need strong voices; I am most prepared and experienced for this job. Roads need attention, agriculture needs focus...

ELECTION ’26: Mark Huston, Ward 3

Why are you running? A desire for things to improve in Chatham-Kent. What are the two biggest issues? Deteriorating infrastructure in our municipality. How we fund infrastructure without asking...

Happy Entegrus-giving

Turkey dinner with all the trimmings kicked off Thanksgiving weekend Friday in downtown Chatham. Around 200 people turned out at the Spirit and Life Centre...

Snake charmers

Thamesville Area Central Public School students Kyren and Madison were charmed by Strawberry the corn snake at the 15th annual Chatham-Kent and Lambton Children's...

RHODES: The past diminished; not forgotten

By John Rhodes Special to The Chatham Voice Barr's Woods; did you ever hear of that place? I will tell you where it was later in the...

RHODES: Sheff experienced a great deal in his lifetime

By John Rhodes Special to The Chatham Voice When I was a youngster, my family had a cottage on the Rankin Cut at Mitchell's Bay. The...

Home sales heat up in September

Bucking the trend over the past five years, Chatham-Kent residential property transactions were up last month, compared to September 2025. A total of 115 units...

BIZ VOICE: Local insurers to merge

There can be only one. That’s the vibe from two well-known local mutual insurance companies. Kent & Essex Mutual Insurance and Maple Mutual recently announced they...

‘A benchmark for the world’

By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Sodium-ion battery technology is about to change the face of Chatham-Kent and Canada, according to Canadian Energies Ltd. CEO...
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