Adam Prudhomme Editor Apple picking season was unofficially launched this weekend, with local orchards opening their doors for members of the public to pluck shiny red and green fruits right…
Ask anyone alive at the time where they were Sept. 11, 2001, chances are they’ll be able to recall exactly what they were doing and who was with them. That…
Catherine Coles Coles Notes The staff of the County of L&A Libraries are avid readers and always eager to share their favourite books. Here we bring you a list of…
Laurie Snider Notes from the Nest The storm clouds were gathering just off in the southern distance. Bright flashes of lightening lit up the dusky sky and the smell of…
It is hard to believe but the Globe and Mail and others report that Justin Trudeau and members of his caucus have made over 4,000 (yes, 4,000) financial promises in…
Sarah Williams Beaver Staff This weekend the Dry Stone Lodge on Amherst Island will be hosting the annual Dry Stone International Festival. The event has been running for seven years….
Desiree DeCoste Beaver Staff Back by popular demand is the Bath Haunted Tours, which are now running every Friday evening through Oct. 31 with cost of $10 per person. The…
Adam Prudhomme Editor The Napanee Raiders’ offense wasn’t yet quite in midseason form this weekend as they mustered four goals over their two pre-season hockey games, losing one while winning…
Adam Prudhomme Editor A very different political rally for a very unique political party-that was the scene Sunday when People’s Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier stopped by the Napanee…
Adam Prudhomme Editor Downtown Napanee turned back the clock to circa 1950 on Saturday, celebrating the era of classic cars, pin-up girls and rock and roll during the second annual…
