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If the hundreds of wartime graves didn’t make a large enough impression on local minister Paul Robinson, the stories of the soldiers who sacrificed their lives left an impression he will never forget.

The names and faces proudly portrayed on banners along Quarter Town Line (Veteran’s Parkway) invite questions about service and sacrifice.

Amongst the veterans recognized on banners lining Quarter Town Line is a Canadian war hero.

Erica Preston-French’s exhibit at the Station Arts Centre is a combination of stunning pottery and intricate quilts.

A potential boundary adjustment that would bring the Norfolk Mall within the Town of Tillsonburg limits has resulted in some confusion in the media.

Members and past members of the Tillsonburg Rotary Club came from near and far to celebrate the club's 75th anniversary since its establishment in Tillsonburg.

Outside of the ceremony on Remembrance Day, there are several options for those wishing to further their act of remembrance.

Tillsonburg resident Tamara Bull is looking to collect 519 pairs of socks as part of an initiative to assist area homeless people.

While Tillsonburg’s new mural may look like one work of art, it’s actually about 2,000 smaller works assembled into one.

Oxford MP Arpan Khanna was glad to see the government introduce legislation to tackle shortfalls in the country’s bail system, but said it could do more.

The Tillsonburg Gemini senior boys’ football team scored a convincing 28-13 Thames Valley Regional Athletic Association (TVRA) senior boys’ football playoff victory during a rematch with the London Clarke Road Trojans, played out Thursday, Oct. 23 at London’s City Wide #1 Field.

A battery energy storage facility is in the early planning stages for the Town of Tillsonburg.

It was one win and one loss for residents of Sandy Court at the Oct. 14 meeting of council.

Apartment building proposed for town-owned land on Earle Street.

If everything goes according to plan, Broadway will have a veteran’s crosswalk in place prior to Remembrance Day.

Community Living Tillsonburg held an event at the Tillsonburg Town Centre on Oct. 16, displaying highlights in celebration of 70 years in the community.

General Motors is ending the BrightDrop delivery van production at its CAMI plant in Ingersoll. Employees found out on Oct. 21 via a letter signed by GM Canada’s managing director, Kristian Aquilina, and plant director Bill Harkness.

A study on growth analysis shows Tillsonburg leading the county in predicted population growth percentage over the next 40 years.

An undeveloped Wilson Avenue property with a history of causing controversy appears to again be back in consideration for a townhouse complex.

There were mixed signs in indicators of the local job market.