Chapeau Lions host dance to raise money for generator
November 25, 2025
The Chapeau Lions hosted a fundraiser dance on Saturday night to raise money for the $80,000-generator the club plans to buy for the Harrington Community
The Chapeau Lions hosted a fundraiser dance on Saturday night to raise money for the $80,000-generator the club plans to buy for the Harrington Community
Jian Zhang and nephew Ryan have tomatoes and cucumbers for sale from their greenhouse fueled by sustainable energy.
December is not yet here, but the Golden Age club in Fort-Coulonge was full of Christmas cheer on Saturday night for the club’s annual Christmas
There was gingerbread house fun for all ages at the Centre d’acceuil du Pontiac (CAP) on Saturday afternoon in an activity organized by Connexions Resource
An owner of Lello’s Pizza & Shawarma was found guilty of sexual assault against a former female employee.
Gavans Bar in Quyon may be known in the Ottawa Valley for hosting old-time country and fiddle music, but it suspended that reputation for at
Local actor Grant Moore is making a mark in Ottawa’s community theatre scene, winning some hardware for his portrayal of two contrasting characters in a
This week we are continuing our dive into the Wyman Women’s Institute Cook Book, published on the occasion of the group’s 60th anniversary in 1973.
The Pontiac Historical Society discussed the past year’s activities and plans for the year to come at its annual general meeting, held on Wednesday, Nov.
The MRC Pontiac is set to begin rolling out blue recycling bins to certain participating municipalities this week, a milestone for the county which, according
The Chapeau Lions hosted a fundraiser dance on Saturday night to raise money for the $80,000-generator the club plans to buy for the Harrington Community Centre. The night featured live music from Ryan Ziggs and the Zags, as well as
Jian Zhang and nephew Ryan have tomatoes and cucumbers for sale from their greenhouse fueled by sustainable energy.
December is not yet here, but the Golden Age club in Fort-Coulonge was full of Christmas cheer on Saturday night for the club’s annual Christmas dinner. Eighty hungry members of the public were treated to a turkey dinner with all
There was gingerbread house fun for all ages at the Centre d’acceuil du Pontiac (CAP) on Saturday afternoon in an activity organized by Connexions Resource Centre and the Parents’ Voice Shawville. Guests were invited to take graham crackers, icing and
An owner of Lello’s Pizza & Shawarma was found guilty of sexual assault against a former female employee.
Gavans Bar in Quyon may be known in the Ottawa Valley for hosting old-time country and fiddle music, but it suspended that reputation for at least one night last Tuesday to host an icon of modern Canadian rock music. Joel
Local actor Grant Moore is making a mark in Ottawa’s community theatre scene, winning some hardware for his portrayal of two contrasting characters in a recent performance in Merrickville, Ont. Moore, who is from Shawville, performed in Ottawa Little Theatre’s
This week we are continuing our dive into the Wyman Women’s Institute Cook Book, published on the occasion of the group’s 60th anniversary in 1973. Before we share too many of the recipes in this book, we wanted to arm
The Pontiac Historical Society discussed the past year’s activities and plans for the year to come at its annual general meeting, held on Wednesday, Nov. 12 at the Pontiac Archives in Shawville. President Robert Wills presented a report of the
The MRC Pontiac is set to begin rolling out blue recycling bins to certain participating municipalities this week, a milestone for the county which, according to the MRC, is the last in the province to implement door-to-door recycling collection.
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