By Pam Wright
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
An all-candidates meeting held at the Chatham-Kent Civic Centre last week saw six mayoral candidates answer a wide array...
Why are you running?
Ward 5 has been overlooked for too long. While Ward 5 residents, farmers and families pay their taxes, investments in infrastructure,...
Why are you running?
As the number of political candidates indicates, there are many people unhappy with the direction, priority, style, approach and execution of...
Marking a decade of compassionate end-of-life care, officials with the Chatham-Kent Hospice unveiled a mural on the side of the building recently.
The south-facing mural...
By Pam Wright
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Ryan Doyle doesn't think the firefighters' union should be dictating how Chatham-Kent Fire and Rescue deploys its personnel.
To that...
Hours after a fire ravaged Mike’s Place, ownership is vowing to rebuild.
Fire struck the well-known Queen Street restaurant in the early morning hours Tuesday....
Marking a decade of compassionate end-of-life care, officials with the Chatham-Kent Hospice unveiled a mural on the side of the building recently.
The south-facing mural...
The United Way Windsor-Essex Chatham-Kent has kicked off its annual fundraising campaign.
It invites local residents, businesses, and community partners to unite and embrace United is...
They came from across the continent to celebrate. We’re talking about the Stewart family, originally from Wallaceburg and area.
For the 100th time, the clan...
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...
A clean and green proposal?
By Pam Wright
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
A new clean energy manufacturing campus proposed for Chatham-Kent does not include the construction of...