North Dundas firefighters ‘head to the field’ to fight corn stubble fire
Spotted off Van Camp Rd. this afternoon: Nation Valley NewsCorn Stubble Fire, Van Camp Rd., North Dundas, April 23, 2019
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2019 list of 100 Women Who Care N. Dundas charities just announced
Kelsey Smith Nation Valley News NORTH DUNDAS — There are less than three weeks until the second annual 100 Women Who Care North Dundas event goes ahead, May 9. Word was spread today through emails…
CPS celebrates another successful Easter Tea thanks to parent and staff volunteers
Kelsey Smith Nation Valley News CHESTERVILLE — The Easter Bunny came early staff, students, family, and community members of Chesterville Public School (CPS). As part of annual tradition CPS held their Easter Tea fundraiser earlier…
21-year-old male charged after entering and causing damage to several Morrisburg homes
Male causes damage to several homes MORRISBURG — SDG OPP were summoned to a report of a male causing a disturbance on Victoria Park Crescent in Morrisburg on April 17, shortly after 11 p.m. Investigation…
Boots & Bling Honorary Chairs bring deep rural roots to the WDMH fundraiser party
DIXONS CORNERS — Lois and Dale Keyes have a strong community connection. Dale’s family has farmed in the Hulbert area since 1830. And when Lois stands in their backyard, she can still see her childhood…
‘Minor flood levels’ anticipated in Rockland and some Ottawa River communities this weekend
EASTERN ONTARIO — The start of forecasted rainfall tomorrow is expected to produce “minor flood levels” over Easter weekend in flood-prone areas along the Ottawa River at Lake Coulonge, Chats Lake, Britannia / Lac Deschênes,…
Rotary Rubber Duck Race plays it safe; winners announced
CHESTERVILLE — Safety considerations kept their flock off the South Nation River Saturday afternoon but Chesterville’s Rotarians went ahead with their annual fundraiser Peter van Kessel Memorial Rubber Duck Race nonetheless. Due to concerns about…
Linking Hands Homelessness Maze Event offers glimpse into Dundas County homeless experience
WINCHESTER—You’re a 15-year-old girl with suicidal ideation who has just been kicked out of your home by your emotionally and verbally abusive mother. You have no money and no place to go and you’ve been…
Morrisburg & District Lions Club’s Catch the Ace supports local healthcare
WINCHESTER — It’s a national phenomenon and now it’s in Morrisburg. The Morrisburg & District Lions Club’s ‘Catch the Ace’ raffle has been going on since last June – and local health care is the…
Weagant’s annual Customer Appreciation Day a huge success
Kelsey Smith Nation Valley News WINCHESTER — Farm trucks lined Highway 43 near Winchester on Wednesday, April 10 during Weagant Farm Supplies annual Customer Appreciation Day. As per tradition they served up fresh barbecued sausages…
Seed wagon overturns in downtown Winchester
A sign that planting season is indeed coming WINCHESTER — A tractor-drawn seed wagon or “tender” overturned in downtown Winchester late yesterday afternoon, spilling a large mound of reddish-coloured soybean seed onto the sidewalk on…
Put some colour into Local Business Expo 2019! Colouring contest open to those 12 and under
WINCHESTER — Just about every booth space has been filled for the upcoming Local Business Expo 2019 in Winchester. Now it’s the kids’ turn to fill between the lines in the event’s official colouring contest….
Tribute to late Roy Fawcett returns Michael Hanna, Vanessa London, Garth Hampson and Sharon Adams to Winchester on May 5th
WINCHESTER — Four artists who last performed together on the Winchester United Church stage in 2017 — an event keenly appreciated by the late Roy Fawcett at the time — will return to the venue…
Keep civic numbers clear, legible and unobscured for first responders
NORTH DUNDAS — Outside of the larger villages, civic numbers have been a fixture of life in North Dundas for the better part of a quarter century now. They were installed with the mid-1990s arrival…
Safety first as this Saturday’s rubber duck race moves from Nation River to Main Street pavilion
CHESTERVILLE — Concerned over the season’s late melt and resulting strong current, the Rotary Club of Chesterville won’t be dumping 900 ducks into the South Nation River this Saturday. Instead, the outcome of the April…
