Visitors care more about river trail than residents
I took my out of town visitor on a walk along the Napanee river trail, he enjoyed the view and said this is wonderful, except, for all the garbage laying…
Opinion
Freedom convoy takes the stand in Ottawa
Many eyes will be on Ottawa over the next few days as the infamous ‘freedom convoy’ criminal trial unfolds. On the stand are Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, the two…
A flashback to the early days of NDSS
Elizabeth Hall A Walk Through History Napanee District Secondary School is older than a lot of people think. Though the present building was built in 1952, with additions in the…
The 2023 Evergreen Award nominees
Amy Kay Hooked on Books The Evergreen Award™ is part of The Forest of Reading®, Canada’s largest recreational reading program. This awards program helps celebrate Canadian books, publishers, authors and…
Meet the author of The Fake, Oct. 1 in Amherstview
Amy Kay Hooked on Books One Book, One L&A, L&A Libraries’ community reading program, relaunched earlier this spring with 2023’s featured title: The Fake by Zoe Whittall. We are looking…
East and West Ward schools
Elizabeth Hall A Walk Through History The Prince Charles School, built in 1949 for $300,000 replaced the old West Ward pubic school. But before both of those, came the first…
Back in the summer of ’23
Inconceivable as it may seem, the Labour Day weekend has arrived. It seems like only two weeks ago that the calendar showed it mid-June, a full summer ahead to do…
Petition to link Napanee to Kingston via public transit
As a resident of Napanee, I am deeply concerned about the lack of accessible public transportation options connecting our community to vital resources in Kingston. It is crucial that we…
Five September releases for bibliophiles
Amy Kay Hooked on Books Fellow bibliophiles will want to keep an eye out for these exciting September book releases. Readers can reserve now by visiting www.countylibrary.ca and placing a…
The history of Richmond Township
Elizabeth Hall A Walk Through History Richmond Township took longer to settle than the others; with lots of swampland and soil containing high levels of clay, Richmond Township was falling…