Backpack Program Ramps Up
The United Way of Chatham-Kent wants to make sure every student has what they need, thanks to the BackPacks for Kids program.
Leclair Welcomes Potential Funding
At least one Chatham-Kent councillor is happy to hear the municipality will be getting some money from the provincial infrastructure money.
High Speed Chase Through Chatham
A Moraviantown man is facing a long list of charges following a high speed chase through Chatham Saturday evening.
Update: Ouellette Ave. Stand Off
Windsor police officers have ended the stand off on Ouellette. Ave.
Dramatic Win At South Buxton
Greg Haskell took advantage of a crash and stole the win in the 8th annual memorial Late Model race to honour his father Rick at South Buxton Raceway Saturday night.
LaSalle Recognizes Local Rower
Catherine Multari is the latest to receive LaSalle’s Citizen Award for her achievement in finishing third at the NCAA Rowing Championships with the University of Virginia.
Supporting Food Processing In Ontario
The Liberal government is reaffirming its commitment to food processing in Ontario.
D.A. Gordon Up For Grabs
With classes starting Tuesday, D.A. Gordon Public School in Wallaceburg will be quiet for the first time in nearly 100 years.
Suspected Arsonist Damages Crop
Chatham-Kent police are searching for suspects in a pair of arsons.
Students Get WDSS Sneak Peek
Wallaceburg Grade 7 and 8 students are looking forward to starting class in the newly renovated wing of Wallaceburg District Secondary School.
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