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From tractor pulls to quilting displays, the three-day event drew crowds of all ages to honour the community’s agricultural roots.
Tokie’s carries everything from coffee and chips to fishing worms and books, continuing a downtown Rodney tradition
A strong harvest, shared responsibilities and community spirit are at the heart of the Rodney Community Garden
Service club's rich local history celebrated at a gala dinner
Matt Soos was an effervescent, endlessly creative and highly motivated young man, living out his dream to become a master brewer of all things...
In Part 1, Rodney Kiwanians help prepare a meal for the young patients and families at London's Ronald McDonald House There are many pillars in our...
Columnist Larry Schneider shares his gratitude for a life-saving liver transplant
Columnist Larry Schneider is not a fan of the bright LED headlights that have become commonplace on modern vehicles I was a teen in the 1970s and...
Columnist Larry Schneider, an ordained minister, writes that, given the number of faith celebrations in December and early January, happy holidays...
West Elgin officials recognize contributions from the community's many volunteers Volunteers enrich our lives, allow greater numbers of people to...
Fetal alcohol syndrome disorder is a largely unrecognized and often untreated debilitating illness about which we should know much more. I recently...
Artist Kristyn Watterworth enjoyed creating "live" during the recent Roots and Revival Festival A magical mural has emerged in downtown Rodney,...
Temporary foreign workers are critical to agricultural operations in Southwestern Ontario On Wednesday, Oct.9, I stopped by the Rodney post office...
Blair Ferguson has spent countless hours working on a proper monument to area veterans Our communities require and thrive on committed, passionate...
After rollout began earlier this year, nearly 450,000 Canadians have received care The federal government recently launched the nationwide Canadian...