Heart Buddies keep beating in Chatham

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This group of heart surgery survivors are looking for more buddies. We’re talking about the Heart Buddies, formed in Chatham in late 2022. Member Ian...

Scare Hunger coming early this year

Students at UCC are taking to the streets a little earlier this year to try to scare away hunger. The 19th annual Lancers Scare Hunger...

Heart Buddies keep beating in Chatham

This group of heart surgery survivors are looking for more buddies. We’re talking about the Heart Buddies, formed in Chatham in late 2022. Member Ian...

Droning on about frost

Local company uses a drone to protect crop from frost damage The folks at Drone Spray Canada have successfully tested a new use for their...

RHODES: What goes up must come down

The photo with this story looks east from the northeast corner of King and Sixth streets and depicts several buildings, none of which are...

Tree planting just the start

It is said that it takes a community to raise a child. That can be the case as well to plant a tree, and...

It’s vaccination season

CK Public Health officials are urging local residents to sign up their fall vaccinations as soon as they come available. During the fall and winter...

OPINION: Please vote

It’s the stretch run for our 100-plus candidates running for school board trustee, municipal councillor and mayor in Chatham-Kent. Chances are, many of us have...

Rural Urban awards noms sought

  It’s nomination time for the 80th Rural Urban Awards, which bring rural achievements to the eyes of urban residents in Chatham-Kent. Organized by the Chatham-Kent...

COLUMN: Examining factors impacting our farmers

By Kim Cooper Special to The Chatham Voice I am the first to admit I am not a farmer. I did not grow up on a...

Sheltering generations

By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Like the people of North Buxton, the community's historic pear is still standing. Believed to be more than 120 years...

Upgrades are done at Taylor Park

Three years of upgrades at a Chatham park are complete, and the committee that put the plans in action can’t wait to show off...

Celebrating the art of culture in C-K

By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter As the Chatham-Kent Arts Council (CKAC) marks its fifth year of celebrating individuals who inspire the arts, it will...

Droning on about frost

Local company uses a drone to protect crop from frost damage The folks at Drone Spray Canada have successfully tested a new use for their...

Rural Urban awards noms sought

  It’s nomination time for the 80th Rural Urban Awards, which bring rural achievements to the eyes of urban residents in Chatham-Kent. Organized by the Chatham-Kent...

Conagra to sell or close in Dresden

By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The rumours are true – Dresden's Conagra tomato processing plant is up for sale. An official statement from the company...
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