Local theatre group Pontiac Community Players (PCP) held its annual general meeting Saturday morning to go over its 2024 annual report and financial information. Greg
A small group of Pontiac residents interested in running in this fall’s municipal elections gathered at the Shawville Community Lodge Saturday morning for a crash
As part of an ongoing series, we are publishing one recipe every week from Pontiac County Recipes, a small book that is home to a
The St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville was victim to an incident of vandalism over the weekend that resulted in a broken basement window, a
The Bryson Lions Club hosted its second annual Easter Sunday brunch over the weekend to raise money to cover the club’s expenses. The kitchen was
Shawville’s Chateau Du Dollar Plus owner Amreen Akhtar welcomed loyal customers at her store’s grand opening at its new location in the old Stedmans building
Marché Bristol Market launched its 2025 market season on Saturday with an Easter-themed vendors’ event at the Jack Graham Community Centre. “Somebody asked if we
The Otter Lake Recreation Association (OLRA) hosted its annual Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon. Tara Richard, the RA’s secretary, said the free event is a
A crowd of spectators lined the Front Street bridge in Campbell’s Bay on Saturday afternoon, anxiously watching a group of rubber ducks bob their way
Hockey teams from across the Pontiac and beyond gathered at the Fort Coulonge Centre de Loisirs des Draveurs arena over the weekend for the annual
Local theatre group Pontiac Community Players (PCP) held its annual general meeting Saturday morning to go over its 2024 annual report and financial information. Greg Graham, who was re-elected as the president of the PCP’s board of directors, took a
A small group of Pontiac residents interested in running in this fall’s municipal elections gathered at the Shawville Community Lodge Saturday morning for a crash course on how to run a campaign. The event was organized by Linda Davis, who
As part of an ongoing series, we are publishing one recipe every week from Pontiac County Recipes, a small book that is home to a collection of kitchen secrets from across the region, published by Pontiac Printshop in 1968. Our
The St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Shawville was victim to an incident of vandalism over the weekend that resulted in a broken basement window, a missing security camera, and some cryptic words carved into its front door. Church caretaker Derek
The Bryson Lions Club hosted its second annual Easter Sunday brunch over the weekend to raise money to cover the club’s expenses. The kitchen was full of steaming containers of bacon, sausages, eggs, beans and potatoes, and club member Bill
Shawville’s Chateau Du Dollar Plus owner Amreen Akhtar welcomed loyal customers at her store’s grand opening at its new location in the old Stedmans building Saturday morning, two blocks west of its former location.
Marché Bristol Market launched its 2025 market season on Saturday with an Easter-themed vendors’ event at the Jack Graham Community Centre. “Somebody asked if we were doing an Easter market. So we thought, we’ll gauge the interest and see if
The Otter Lake Recreation Association (OLRA) hosted its annual Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon. Tara Richard, the RA’s secretary, said the free event is a way to get kids and parents together. “They get to come out and run around,”
A crowd of spectators lined the Front Street bridge in Campbell’s Bay on Saturday afternoon, anxiously watching a group of rubber ducks bob their way down a stream, towards the duck race finish line. Five hundred ducks were purchased to
Hockey teams from across the Pontiac and beyond gathered at the Fort Coulonge Centre de Loisirs des Draveurs arena over the weekend for the annual Coupe Pontiac three-on-three hockey tournament. The three-day event, organized by Danick Boisvert, is an annual
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