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Where’s Waldo? He’s hiding throughout downtown St. Marys this summer.

The Friendship Centre was filled with memories of the past 50 years as well as visitors, volunteers and staff.

St. Marys welcomed a notable visitor and his team on Friday, June 21 at the Quarry where excitement and entertainment were brewing.

It was a blast this past Sunday at the Brews and Food Fest 2024.

At their June 11 meeting, councillors addressed a letter from St. Marys Minor Hockey Association (SMMHA) president Mark Brintnell.

The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum (CBHFM) inducted six new members to its hallowed halls June 15.

After roughly half a year of renovations, St. Marys town hall is once again open to town staff and the public.

What’s better than spending Fathers Day with your son drinking local craft beer?

Six new members will be inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

More people can now access the Thames River in St. Marys, thanks to a Government of Canada investment.

Three athletes, two builders and one team will be inducted as part of the inaugural class for the St. Marys Sports Wall of Fame.

Social Thirty-One Restaurant in St. Marys is proud to be participating in One Care Home and Community Support Services' Shop for Seniors.

The St. Marys Friendship Centre offers plenty of recreational activities.

Ingrid Vanderschot and Dr. Paul Battler welcome the community to the new location of St. Marys Family Chiropractic on Red Mill Farm.

Whether it’s near or far, I think that travel is a state of mind. It’s about appreciating where you are.

The Stonetown Karate Centre (SKC) had three students qualify for Team Canada and will travel to Albufeira, Portugal.

By Emily Stewart Following their achievements from Cry of Silence, with more to celebrate from the hit film, St. Marys based AKoolFilm...

Square One Skate Shop is looking for more support from customers as the shop is in danger of closing. Photo courtesy of Scott LeBlanc