Chatham-Kent organizations team up to give resident a new car
The daily commute for a Wallaceburg resident will be easer as organizations across the region have teamed up to get her a new car
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T-shirts for mental health raise $300 for a CK advocacy group
A student-led t-shirt company in Chatham-Kent is helping the municipality’s Junior Achievers program celebrate their 50-year anniversary in style.
Bail hearing pushed back for accused Wallaceburg killer
Kourtny Audette is the accused in a first-degree murder charge, after Nick Laprise was found dead in April 2018.
Meth a ‘major problem’ in Chatham-Kent, says drug unit
A constable with the Chatham-Kent intelligence drug unit said methamphetamine is continuing to be a major problem in the region.
Park Street crash prompts residents to call for more signage
A two-vehicle crash on Park Street on Friday is causing some Chatham residents to wonder what more can be done to protect motorists.
Woman accused of writing forged doctor’s notes and prescriptions
A Chatham woman has been arrested and charged with six fraud-related offences after allegedly identifying herself as a doctor.
CK police briefs – Friday, May 31, 2019
Suspects remain on the loose after a break-in at a home in Raleigh Township on Thursday.
CK police briefs – Thursday, May 30, 2019
During a disturbance call on Thames Street in Chatham on Wednesday, police captured two suspects who were on outstanding warrants.
School board bringing back 82 teachers after threats of layoffs
Eighty-two teachers with the Lambton Kent District School Board, who were rumoured to be out of work by the next school year, will be brought back in 2019.
Chatham-Kent EMS gets surprise during paramedics lunch
A barbeque lunch and open house at the Chatham-Kent EMS headquarters was met with a surprise from an out of town family that has a tight-bond with paramedics.
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