I had the pleasure of sitting down with Linda Trowell, a 2013 Newell Award-winning local artist from Oxford County recently.

The town of Ingersoll was in full fall spirit on October 25 as the Ingersoll Cheese and Agricultural Museum once again hosted its much-loved annual Pumpkin Fest.

This past Sunday, November 2, St. James Anglican Church celebrated the consecration of its new home at 130 Thames Street South on Sunday, Nov. 2. The Bishop of the Diocese of Huron, The Right Reverend R. Todd Townshend, Th.D., led the service, blessing the building and officially opening the doors to a new chapter for the congregation.

The former Ironworks site on Dundas Street in downtown Woodstock will soon be the site of a new eatery. It is inspired by and will be named after a well-known local restaurateur, Simon Amicucci.

Fifty-five years after graduation, Woodstock Collegiate Institute’s Class of ’70 brought the Kininney back to its alma mater.

Adams Building Supply hosted its much-anticipated Trunk or Treat event on Friday, Oct. 24, and the results were nothing short of magical. The parking lot came alive with costumed families, eerie decorations, and the sweet scent of Halloween treats.