Beaver Bank teen Riley Chisholm releases debut single Nov. 29
BEAVER BANK: Riley Chisholm says he owes most if not all of his success in getting his debut single released to a well known Halifax figure. Chisholm, a Lockview High…
PHOTOS: Santa visits Beaver Bank
BEAVER BANK: It may have been raining and cold, but that didn’t stop the people form coming out or participants from spreading the joy of the season in Beaver Bank…
RCMP investigating after child allegedly approached by stranger
FALL RIVER: RCMP are investigating a suspicious man who allegedly approached a young girl in the St. Andrews Village area of Fall River on Nov. 24. Police say they were…
Fall River’s Crowe commits to UNB Reds women’s soccer team
FREDERICTON, N.B.: Fall River striker Olivia Crowe is going back to the place she first called home. The Lockview High soccer star has announced her intentions to join the UNB…
Kelln’s latest novel full of twists
Sequel to Tell Me More, The Russian has Blake Waiter in an International debacle FALL RIVER: Brad Kelln doesn’t want you to put his latest book down. The Fall River…
Wanderers resign Fall River’s Firth
HALIFAX: Fall River native Scott Firth impressed the Halifax Wanderers and Head coach Stephen Hart during play this season in the Canadian Premier League enough they have re-signed the Lockview…
Fall River Ranger unit eyeing jamboree in England
Two sisters from Noel among those in group fundraising for trip FALL RIVER: Two sisters with the Fall River Ranger unit are among the eight members of the group and…
Sportsmanship shines as Dragons play Winnipeg boys hockey team
LANTZ: The Oak Park Raiders from Winnipeg may have been disappointed that their trip to a hockey tournament in Halifax ended sooner than they wanted. But the face of disappointment…
Lockview High soccer star Langille commits to Memorial
WINDSOR JUNCTION: Highly touted and talented winger Claire Langille is going to ply her passion for soccer on The Rock beginning in September 2020. The Memorial Sea-Hawks women’s soccer team…
Waverley Legion celebrates going mortgage free
WAVERLEY: There was reason to celebrate at the Waverley Legion on Nov. 9. The Legion announced they had officially paid off their mortgage of approximately $330,000 —one they started to…