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Hants County musician racking up accolades as he pursues solo career

Locals who worked together to make an Annapolis Valley-based episode of the Amazing Race Canada a reality, including Tangled Garden owner Beverly McClare, third from the right, celebrated the Sept. 3 episode with a viewing party.
SAM MACDONALD

Annapolis Valley-based episode of Amazing Race Canada celebrates local ...

Hants County’s Terra Spencer will be taking the stage in Windsor Nov. 2 for an intimate and cosy ‘fireside-style’ concert alongside The Bombadils.

Mermaid Theatre releases exciting fall, winter line up

Cody Brown, a.k.a. Lil’ Blay, is currently co-holder of the UCW tag-team championship and the WNS tag-team championship. - CONTRIBUTED

Hants County native Lil’ Blay working to make dream of wrestling ...

Former Amherst jail guard convicted for ‘A frenzy of slashing and ...

Nova Scotia public school will soon begin offering free menstrual products to their students.

Nova Scotia schools to provide free menstrual products to students

Terry Evans of Evans’ Family Farm in Wilmot lost some corn to post-tropical storm Dorian, but 90 per cent of his crop survived. He’s just waiting to see if what he has left matures or turns to mush. The Wilmot farmer didn’t have an easy year, but his wife calls him an eternal optimist.

Eternal Optimist - Wilmot farmer keeps going despite heart attacks and ...

The Yarmouth Justice Centre. TINA COMEAU PHOTO

Judge gives sentence of 'time served' in case of assault on Yarmouth ...

Yarmouth Justice Centre. TINA COMEAU PHOTO

Driver of vehicle in assault on girl receives 18 month conditional ...

Shawn Wade Hynes follows his lawyer into the court room. Hynes is charged with criminal negligence causing bodily harm and assault with a weapon. He has pled not guilty.

Trial for Pictou County man accused of shooting co-worker with a nail ...

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Former Amherst jail guard convicted for ‘A frenzy of slashing and wounding’ over child support

Nova Scotia public school will soon begin offering free menstrual products to their students.

Nova Scotia schools to provide free menstrual products to students

Terry Evans of Evans’ Family Farm in Wilmot lost some corn to post-tropical storm Dorian, but 90 per cent of his crop survived. He’s just waiting to see if what he has left matures or turns to mush. The Wilmot farmer didn’t have an easy year, but his wife calls him an eternal optimist.

Eternal Optimist - Wilmot farmer keeps going despite heart attacks and hurricanes

The Yarmouth Justice Centre. TINA COMEAU PHOTO

Judge gives sentence of 'time served' in case of assault on Yarmouth teenager

Yarmouth Justice Centre. TINA COMEAU PHOTO

Driver of vehicle in assault on girl receives 18 month conditional sentence

Shawn Wade Hynes follows his lawyer into the court room. Hynes is charged with criminal negligence causing bodily harm and assault with a weapon. He has pled not guilty.

Trial for Pictou County man accused of shooting co-worker with a nail gun underway

Some of the costumed volunteer haunters or “haunteers” from last year’s Phantom’s FreakShow Haunted House and Corn Maze at Stirling Fruit Farms in Greenwich. There will be newly created ghouls and goblins in this year’s haunted house. CONTRIBUTED

Phantom Effects haunted house and corn maze in Greenwich still a go in spite of Dorian

Premier Stephen McNeil announces $48.8 million on Sept. 4, 2019 for a new interchange along Highway 103 to be cost-shared with the federal government and the town. - Josh Healey

McNeil Liberals regain lead in latest poll of Nova Scotia voters

Hike Nova Scotia is encouraging Nova Scotians to get out and get active through their annual Fall Guided Hike Series.

Nova Scotia fall colours featured in hike series

Pictured above are cast members from CentreStage Theatre’s production of The Cemetery Club.

The Cemetery Club a long-time crowd favourite

A school bus and 18-wheeler were damaged in Wilmot when the truck collided with the back of the bus, causing fender damage and a broken window.
KATHERINE BICKFORD

Annapolis RCMP advising safety in school zones and around buses after 18-wheeler hits school bus

Chris Spidell takes a break from sawing up this big poplar tree that fell just off Seaman Street in Margaretsville Sept. 7. It ripped down power lines and caused the first Dorian-related power outage in the seaside community.

Margaretsville crew works hard to clear giant poplars downed by Dorian