Venetia Crawford, longtime matriarch of the Pontiac Archives, has a dream of growing her project of chronicling and celebrating Pontiac’s history from the basement of
Kids and their families gathered at Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School for a sunny evening of fun and games at the school’s twelfth annual spring
by K.C. Jordan Shawville May 15, 2024 Pontiac High School students and staff gathered at the school’s outdoor basketball courts on Wednesday for a three-on-three
by Glen Hartle Shawville May 15, 2024 The Pontiac High School girls and boys rugby teams hit the field Wednesday evening showcasing teamwork, grit and
by K.C. Jordan Quyon May 18, 2024 Twenty bike polo teams from across North America gathered over the weekend in Quyon for the fourth annual
Two-steppers and square dancers, and even a group of line dancers all the way from Chapeau returned Bristol’s Coronation Hall to its former dance hall
by Guillaume Laflamme Campbell’s Bay May 18, 2024 The Campbell’s Bay Litchfield Fire Department held its annual firefighter’s ball at the Campbell’s Bay Recreation Association
by Guillaume Laflamme Bristol May 18, 2024 More than a hundred people crowded into the newly expanded Bristol fire station first thing Saturday morning to
by Guillaume Laflamme Sand Bay May 18, 2024 Trucks of all sorts lined up at the Sand Bay ball park on Saturday morning for a
A campaign waged for more than a year by Pontiac County warden Jane Toller to win support for her energy-from-waste (EFW) project appears to have
Venetia Crawford, longtime matriarch of the Pontiac Archives, has a dream of growing her project of chronicling and celebrating Pontiac’s history from the basement of the Shawville public library into the Stedmans V&S store across the street. Her vision is
Kids and their families gathered at Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School for a sunny evening of fun and games at the school’s twelfth annual spring fair on Thursday.Hundreds of people showed up at the school to partake in the fun,
by K.C. Jordan Shawville May 15, 2024 Pontiac High School students and staff gathered at the school’s outdoor basketball courts on Wednesday for a three-on-three tournament in memory of beloved former high school teacher David Holmes. Holmes, who passed away
by Glen Hartle Shawville May 15, 2024 The Pontiac High School girls and boys rugby teams hit the field Wednesday evening showcasing teamwork, grit and athleticism in games against teams from two other high schools in the region. The girls’
by K.C. Jordan Quyon May 18, 2024 Twenty bike polo teams from across North America gathered over the weekend in Quyon for the fourth annual Rumble by the River tournament. The atmosphere at the event was relaxed. Players were parking
Two-steppers and square dancers, and even a group of line dancers all the way from Chapeau returned Bristol’s Coronation Hall to its former dance hall glory on Saturday evening, filling the venue for a few hours of good old-fashioned boot-stomping,
by Guillaume Laflamme Campbell’s Bay May 18, 2024 The Campbell’s Bay Litchfield Fire Department held its annual firefighter’s ball at the Campbell’s Bay Recreation Association on Saturday. The evening was filled with dancing, live music and drinks as local firefighters
by Guillaume Laflamme Bristol May 18, 2024 More than a hundred people crowded into the newly expanded Bristol fire station first thing Saturday morning to enjoy freshly made pancakes cooked and served by their local fire department. The event was
by Guillaume Laflamme Sand Bay May 18, 2024 Trucks of all sorts lined up at the Sand Bay ball park on Saturday morning for a touch-a-truck fundraiser hosted by the Sand Bay Association. The fundraising event gave families a chance
A campaign waged for more than a year by Pontiac County warden Jane Toller to win support for her energy-from-waste (EFW) project appears to have come to an end. In a vote held at the MRC building on Wednesday evening,
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