The Pontiac and the river that marks its western boundary are steeped in history. Before paved roads and cars, the water was the quickest way to transport goods. Rivers and lakes were vital trade routes and transportation arteries. This summer,

Caleb Nickerson BRYSON Aug. 30, 2017 The parking lot of the Voyageur Restaurant in Bryson was packed with vintage cars and motorcycles last Wednesday evening for the final cruise night of the summer. Around 25 classic vehicles were on display,

Caleb Nickerson DAVIDSON Aug. 24, 2017 Over 80 alumni of St. John’s High School gathered at Magnum Outfitters in Davidson last Thursday to catch up and reminisce about the good old days. The bilingual school opened its doors in Campbell’s

Caleb Nickerson, The Equity St. Paul’s Anglican Church held a chicken barbeque on Aug. 24 that brought out a sizable crowd. The event serves as a fundraiser for the church and comes on the heels of another successful barbeque earlier

Caleb Nickerson BRISTOL Aug. 23, 2017 The stage was set at Coronation Hall in Bristol on Wednesday night for the premiere of Hotbed Hotel, a slapstick romp written by Michael Parker and performed by the Pontiac Community Players (PCP). Over

Caleb Nickerson SHAWVILLE Aug. 23, 2017 On Aug. 23, hockey fans young and old from around the Pontiac converged on the Canadian Tire in Shawville for a chance to meet some of their heroes. The Ottawa Senators Hometown Tour rolled

While many of the children at the fair are going to be hitting up all the rides and attractions at the midway, a big draw for the adults will be across the fairgrounds: the beer tent. As Elwyn Lang, who’s

With the 161st iteration of the Shawville Fair fast approaching, volunteers and members of the Fair Board are gearing up to prepare for the hordes of people that will inundate our little town. THE EQUITY caught up with President Sara