Hoping for movies on the big screen this summer
If the stars align, fresh-air movies might soon be illuminating the night at the old drive-in theatre.
Celebrating a century of swing by bushwhacking the golf course
A staggering 70 piles of cut brush and dragged-out deadfall were being put to the match this past week.
Gifted Ninette artist found slain in her home
A young man, currently held in custody, is now facing a charge of second-degree murder, following a shocking homicide in Ninette last week.
Making the most of the rec centre rink ice
The rink ice is still beautiful, and now gliding patrons can enjoy increased skating events following eased pandemic restrictions.
Local business featured on International Women’s Day
Semi loses load on highway junction
A semi truck – pulling a trailer loaded with trailers – lost control on Thursday morning, at the T-junction of Highway 18 and Highway 3, six miles south of Killarney.
Entering a world beyond words
How does literature transcribe into works of art? The radiant answer has just appeared on the walls of the Heritage Home for the Arts.
A windy day on the ice for Professor Popsicle
Some fairly fast walking, plus the wind chill factor, shortened a planned three-day lake hike for one of the country’s leaders in cold weather research.
Poetry Café an inspiring experience during I Love to Read Month
Teacher Kat Poulin and her class of 20 Grade 4 students put on their “Starbooks” Poetry Café on Wednesday in the Killarney School Library.
New brush truck will help firefighters defeat grass, bush and crop fires
Local firefighters are thrilled with the news that cash is on the way to pay for a much needed ‘brush truck.’