Children’s water festival returns to C.M. Wilson Conservation Area Oct. 6 to 8

The Chatham-Kent and Lambton Children's Water Festival returns to C.M. Wilson Conservation Area next week, bringing hands-on lessons about water to hundreds of local elementary students each day. The three-day event runs...

Chatham man charged after pedestrian struck near Thamesville

Chatham-Kent Police Service officials allege: A 43-year-old Chatham man faces impaired driving and other charges after a man was struck by a vehicle following a collision on Longwoods Road,...

Moore Community and Recreational Foundation announces 2026 grants

The Moore Community and Recreational Foundation has announced its 2026 grant recipients, awarding a total of $14,300 to community groups. Sombra Sports & Recreation received $1,500, the Sombra Community Volunteer...

Wallaceburg Moose Lodge to host youth dart league starting October 7

The Wallaceburg Moose Lodge will launch a youth dart league starting Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 6 p.m. The league offers young players the chance to build skills, make friends and have fun,...

U13 B Lakers claim gold at Aurora Tigers Very Early Bird Tournament

The Sentry FIRE Protection Services U13 B Lakers brought home the Wallaceburg Minor Hockey Association's first championship victory of the season at the Aurora...

Wallaceburg Wolves remain undefeated champions of Aaron VanDorsselaer Grand Slam

The Wallaceburg Wolves remain the undefeated champions of the Aaron VanDorsselaer Grand Slam, taking home another win over Select Finishing. Community Living Wallaceburg thanked sponsor...

London, Ontario’s Rose Cora Perry of The Truth Untold graces the cover of the latest issue. Perry is the creator of Warrior Women, a six-city concert series focused on empowerment, featuring 24 bands, six guest speakers and 21 businesses while raising funds for Yellow Brick House, which supports women and children escaping domestic violence. The Warrior Women tour stops in Niagara Falls (Sept. 4), Windsor (Sept. 19), London (Sept. 26), Toronto (Oct. 3), Hamilton (Oct. 16) and Sarnia (Oct. 23), with each event designed to celebrate women’s voices and foster community connections. SWOMP’s interview with Perry is the featured cover story, while the Warrior Women theme continues throughout the issue. In addition to being available at each stop on the Warrior Women concert series, SWOMP Magazine Issue Two is available exclusively through LuvLoval.

Missing Dog North of Wallaceburg

If seen, please call 226-932-9109.

Cat Missing from Mitchell’s Bay Area

Ollie has been missing since Tuesday morning. She’s about 10 months old and very friendly but probably scared. She is and outside/inside cat. If anyone has...

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