Friends in low places get all shook up with country and rock n’ roll
February 13, 2018
Chris Lowrey BRYSON Feb. 10, 2018 Both country music fans and rock and roll fans were treated to a double billing at the Bryson Lion’s
Chris Lowrey BRYSON Feb. 10, 2018 Both country music fans and rock and roll fans were treated to a double billing at the Bryson Lion’s
Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE Feb. 10, 2018 Diners were looking to heat things up by joining their fellow parishioners at a Valentine’s Day-themed meal on
Donald Teuma-Castelletti LADYSMITH Feb. 11, 2018 Visitors to the Thorne Community Recreation Association on Sunday got to start their pancake feast early this year, as
The Bantam A Lions finished their last two regular season games with a road win in Maniwaki on Feb. 3 with a 5-1 score. Goals
Donald Teuma-Castelletti WALTHAM Feb. 10, 2018 New firefighters in Waltham got to celebrate their graduation from rookie status by putting their old designation of “probie”
On Feb. 12 the Shawville Rotary Club gathered at Cafe 349 in Shawville to honour five community members as Paul Harris Fellows. The recognition is
Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE Feb. 8-11, 2018 Those coming out to check out the annual three on three hockey tournament in Fort Coulonge last weekend
Donald Teuma-Castelletti PONTIAC Feb. 10, 2018 Those living close to the PPJ may have noticed a peculiar sight on Saturday, as bikers continued to ride
Donald Teuma-Castelletti BRISTOL Feb. 11, 2018 While card sharks dealt their hands and the alluring scent of cooked ham floated through the Jack Graham Community
Chris Lowrey BRYSON Feb. 10, 2018 Both country music fans and rock and roll fans were treated to a double billing at the Bryson Lion’s Club on Feb. 10. The event was scheduled to have John Cigan reprise his role
Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE Feb. 10, 2018 Diners were looking to heat things up by joining their fellow parishioners at a Valentine’s Day-themed meal on Saturday in Fort Coulonge. Well, heat up the church and keep it warm all year
Donald Teuma-Castelletti LADYSMITH Feb. 11, 2018 Visitors to the Thorne Community Recreation Association on Sunday got to start their pancake feast early this year, as the Anglican church brought back a community event from nearly a decade ago. In celebration
The Bantam A Lions finished their last two regular season games with a road win in Maniwaki on Feb. 3 with a 5-1 score. Goals came from Bryan Tubman, Carson Rusenstrom, Ethan Queale, Harry and Hunter Lukas-Hitz. Assists were two
Donald Teuma-Castelletti WALTHAM Feb. 10, 2018 New firefighters in Waltham got to celebrate their graduation from rookie status by putting their old designation of “probie” up in flames on Saturday, in a wholly literal sense. That’s because the fire department
On Feb. 12 the Shawville Rotary Club gathered at Cafe 349 in Shawville to honour five community members as Paul Harris Fellows. The recognition is for Rotary members and non-members alike and is awarded to acknowledge a significant contribution to
Donald Teuma-Castelletti FORT COULONGE Feb. 8-11, 2018 Those coming out to check out the annual three on three hockey tournament in Fort Coulonge last weekend were in for a treat with a whole new event included on Saturday afternoon. The
Donald Teuma-Castelletti PONTIAC Feb. 10, 2018 Those living close to the PPJ may have noticed a peculiar sight on Saturday, as bikers continued to ride the trail, albeit with tires about five times their regular size attached. This sight was
Donald Teuma-Castelletti BRISTOL Feb. 11, 2018 While card sharks dealt their hands and the alluring scent of cooked ham floated through the Jack Graham Community Centre, kids skated to their hearts’ delight in fun and competition down in Norway Bay,
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