Kory Glover

Winchester Press • August 29th, 2018

Back to school, ready or not

“You know nothing of the real world, you don’t know anything.”

Winchester Press • August 29th, 2018

Jay Tysick makes last minute entry

OSGOODE – It was a last minute entry for former city councillor assistant Jay Tysick as he looks to win the seat this fall.

Winchester Press • August 29th, 2018

The beauty of Osgoode

OSGOODE – Nobody likes to see their neighbourhood covered in ugly spray paint.

Winchester Press • August 22nd, 2018

The children of the corn strike

SOUTH MOUNTAIN – Vandals, believed to be mainly teenagers, struck the South Mountain Fair’s corn maze Fri., Aug. 17.

Winchester Press • August 8th, 2018

If these walls could talk...

MORRISBURG – Plaza Suite, the Upper Canada Playhouse’s latest production, tackles real issues of relationships and marriages with smart, comedic writing and relatable characters that any couple can relate to long after the curtains close.

Winchester Press • August 8th, 2018

It's time to band together

At an informal meeting in the 100 Club Park last Friday night, there was concern among those present about the increased rate of petty crime in the village.

Winchester Press • August 8th, 2018

Show or shine

WINCHESTER – Kemptville’s Highway 43 Car Club and Winchester BMR are teaming up once again for a fourth time to give back to the community with their annual Winchester BMR Show and Shine car show.

Winchester Press • August 1st, 2018

Meet me... in the arena?

CHESTERVILLE – The streak was bound to be broken sooner or later as Chesterville’s run in the Meet Me on Main Street series of events was rained out Wed., July 25 and moved into the Chesterville and District Arena.

Winchester Press • August 1st, 2018

Catch and release

WINCHESTER – The 60 lbs custom-made Forever Young Creations sign was stolen right off the front yard of the property Tues., July 24, only for it to be returned Fri., July 27.

Winchester Press • July 25th, 2018

Headcount on homelessness in SD&G

WINCHESTER – Homelessness isn’t as black and white and crystal clear as you might think it is.

Winchester Press • July 25th, 2018

Let South Nation Conservation guide you

ORMOND – The South Nation Conservation (SNC) launched their new Community Lands Geopassport Sat., July 21 at Oschmann Forest.

Winchester Press • July 25th, 2018

Gone, but never forgotten

METCALFE – Two years ago, Clara Quinn of Osgoode sadly passed away after succumbing to complications of ALS; but that’s not where her story ends.

Winchester Press • July 25th, 2018

Fourth time's the charm

WINCHESTER – Mark Scharfe has once again entered his name in the race for Osgoode Ward councillor in the upcoming fall election.

Winchester Press • July 25th, 2018

Kim Sheldrick enters race

WINCHESTER – If Kim Sheldrick is elected as Osgoode Ward councillor this fall, she is eyeing more affordable housing within the ward and more funding into rural roads.

Winchester Press • July 25th, 2018

A new outlook on homelessness

For the past week, a homeless enumeration has been taking place in Cornwall and the counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry.

Winchester Press • July 18th, 2018

Community bids farewell to Medieval times

OSGOODE – In 2007, a new beloved tradition began and created a stable of olde time fun and entertainment for the Osgoode community.

Winchester Press • July 18th, 2018

Main Street’s cooler in South Mountain

SOUTH MOUNTAIN – According to North Dundas Mayor Eric Duncan, the weather was much kinder to the residents of South Mountain Wed., July 11 during the second of five Meet Me on Main Street events.

Winchester Press • July 11th, 2018

It’s what’s underneath that counts

MORRISBURG – The small Ontario town of Elliston Falls has fallen on hard times since the paper mill closed down.

Winchester Press • July 4th, 2018

Darouze seeking re-election this fall

It has been a pleasure to serve as your councillor for the last four years. I am proud of all we have accomplished through cooperation with residents, businesses, city staff, council and the Mayor.

Winchester Press • June 27th, 2018

Dundas Manor: Forty years and growing

WINCHESTER – In April of 1978, Dundas Manor opened their doors to the region’s senior community with 60 beds available.