BBK students learn to curl
BEAVER BANK: Students at Beaver Bank-Kinsac Elementary School learned to curl with Rocks and Rings at the school on Feb. 11. Staff said the students had so much fun learning…
Feds invest in new Sack-A-Wa Canoe Club facility
LOWER SACKVILLE: A new 9,200 square foot multi-purpose centre is set to be constructed in Lower Sackville, aimed at serving surrounding communities. At a press conference at Sack-A-Wa Canoe &…
Youth charged in stabbing headed to trial March 27
FALL RIVER: The 15-year-old charged in the alleged stabbing of another 15-year-old near Lockview High late in 2018 is set to return to court on Feb. 19 for a pre-trial…
Wood shed fire considered suspicious by police
BEAVER BANK: A fire that burned a wood shed to the ground in Beaver Bank on Feb. 5 is being investigated as suspicious. Halifax District RCMP were called to the…
FIRST PERSON: Pat does ‘hot’ yoga in support of Camp Courage
Fundraiser, held at Strides and organized by Emily Robinson, raises $400 ELMSDALE: A unique yoga fundraiser took place on Feb. 1 at Strides in Elmsdale, organized by Emily Robinson, a…
MacKenzie hoping to continue ideas as NSPC Youth president
FALL RIVER: Daniel MacKenzie said there’s one reason he wants to continue on as the president of the youth wing of the N.S. PC Party. “The job isn’t done,” said…
ALJ principal one of Canada’s Most Outstanding Principals
FALL RIVER: The principal at Ash Lee Jefferson School in Fall River is one of two Halifax Regional Centre for Education principals listed among The Learning Partnerships top 30 educators…
Beaver Bank mobile home seriously damaged
BEAVER BANK: Fire investigators continue to investigate a fire at a mobile home in the Woodbine Mobile Home Park in Beaver Bank on the afternoon of Jan. 29. About 20…
VIDEO: “The job is not done,” says MacKenzie of NSPC Youth Presidency
Daniel MacKenzie of Fall River spoke to Reporter Pat Healey this afternoon in Fall River about why he was reoffering for the NS PC Youth Party presidency. Here is a…
VIDEO: Speed radar setup on Hwy 2 in Fall River
FALL RIVER: The RCMP had their community speed radar sign setup on Highway 2 just inside the new 60 kilometre an hour speed limit on the afternoon of Jan. 29.…