Cheryl Johnstone

A Chatham native, Cheryl graduated from the Media, Theory, and Production joint program at the University of Western Ontario and Fanshawe College. She started at Blackburn Radio in 2007 reading weekend news before moving to Country 92.9FM/630AM, CFCO where she also co-hosts the morning show. Email her at cjohnstone@blackburnradio.com.

Trail usage way up in Chatham-Kent

Chatham-Kent trail usage is way up as residents head outside to stay active during the pandemic.

Thousands of cards delivered during first-ever ‘Santa for Seniors’

A Chatham-based business that went out of its way to make the holidays a little brighter for thousands of local seniors over the holidays is planning to repeat the performance later this year.

Chatham-Kent has several options for tossing your Christmas trees

Chatham-Kent is encouraging residents to dispose of their real Christmas tree at their local leaf and yard depot, or local transfer station.

Possible COVID-19 outbreak within Walpole Island Police Department

OPP will be taking over policing at the Walpole Island First Nation for two-weeks following a potential COVID-19 outbreak in the local police department.

Red Kettle donations down, mail-in donations up

The Chatham-Kent Salvation Army says it is about $70,000 short of its goal for the red kettle campaign.

Christmas hamper distribution begins this week

A record number of Christmas food and toy hampers are ready for pick-up and delivery thanks to the Chatham Goodfellows.

Theatre reopens for Christmas movies

After being closed for nine months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chatham Capitol Theatre is reopening in December for Christmas movies and rentals.

Chatham-Kent likely to remain at Yellow level for ‘a couple of weeks’

Chatham-Kent’s Medical Officer of Health said we could be in the Yellow-Protect level of Ontario’s COVID-19 response framework for a few more weeks.

The Gift takes over Chatham-Kent

Don’t forget to leave a donation on your doorstep at noon today for The Gift.

Smile Cookies raise big money for Children’s Treatment Centre

The 2020 Smile Cookie campaign at Tim Hortons in Chatham, Wallaceburg, and Dresden raised over $34,000.