Sometimes heroes don’t wear capes
Three police officers in Chatham-Kent, a brave citizen, and a firefighter have been recognized for their courage.
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More free training offered to address need for PSWs
Personal support workers are once again being offered free training to address the huge gap across the region.
New CK deputy police chief sworn in
An emotional Kirk Earley was sworn-in on Tuesday in council chambers.
CK gets much-needed infrastructure money
Chatham-Kent is getting millions of dollars in provincial funding to improve roads, bridges, and water infrastructure.
Defective strollers recalled
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is notifying the public about some defective mini strollers because they pose a fall hazard.
CK businesses join forces to boost local tourism
A tourism grant from the municipality is helping three Chatham-Kent businesses promote the area, its culture, and local food.
Raising a cold one raised cash for the new CK children’s centre
The Children’s Treatment Centre of Chatham-Kent keeps inching closer to its new building.
Property owners now responsible for salting their sidewalks
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent is reminding people that a new bylaw requires property owners outside the core to salt their sidewalks.
Cop still getting paid as sex assault case winds through court
A plea for a Chatham-Kent police constable accused of sexual assault is still being negotiated.
Oven 360 in Chatham serves up authentic pizza
Chatham has a new pizza place.
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