Sgt. Pongracz helping to train in Ukraine
A local serviceman is playing an important role as part of a Canadian Armed Forces mission in the Ukraine.
Farmers Market back on Broadway
Come wind or rainy weather, fresh garden produce is now available each week at the local Farmers Market.
Grads celebrate challenging end to school year
Graduation exercises, the likes of which had never been seen before, took place for Killarney’s Class of 2020 on Wednesday afternoon in the Killarney School grounds.
Killarney grads to parade the town – on flat decks
Local graduates will be celebrated with a difference this year – in a flat deck parade through town.
Optometrist sees 2020 as right time to retire
Seniors ready for fresh air and Phase 2
Bigger, better bathrooms for Killarney Hospital
Airport resurfacing project ‘a go’ this year
$67K still needed to meet the $235K total cost of repaving runway and transfer pad BY KIM LANGEN After 15 years, the local airport is to receive a fresh layer of pavement this summer – plus much-needed paving for the patient transfer pad used for ambulance gurneys. It’s a big decision, and it is definitely … Airport resurfacing project ‘a go’ this year
Garden fever sets in and tills get ringing
Garden seed packets are sailing out the doors as the coronavirus pandemic ignites a bit of a garden frenzy.
Local abattoir sees surging demand for butchering and bulk buys
It’s all hands on deck at the local abattoir, as demand for beef and pork increases in the dismal face of large processor closures.