Wallaceburg Terry Fox Run raises $36,000 for cancer research (Video)

The Terry Fox Run returned to Wallaceburg on Sunday, September 20, bringing the community together at Civic (Fountain) Park, for another year of determination, remembrance and grassroots fundraising. With about 20 volunteers...

St. Clair Township advises agricultural traffic ahead of Lambton Line closure

St. Clair Township Public Works is advising operators of farm equipment of detour routes ahead of an upcoming bridge construction project that will close Lambton Line between West River...

Chatham-Kent confirms drinking water safe following Greenfield Global fire

The Municipality of Chatham-Kent is advising residents that the municipal drinking water supply remains safe following the fire at the Greenfield Global facility. At no time during the incident was...

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 Select Finishing, as well as Tanner from...

Wallaceburg Minor Baseball to host jersey and equipment return days

The Wallaceburg Minor Baseball Association will host two jersey and equipment return days at Kinsmen Park for the end of the season. The events will...

Wallaceburg Lakers hockey welcomes players and families for 76th season

The Wallaceburg Minor Hockey Association is welcoming players, families and volunteers to the 76th season of Wallaceburg Lakers hockey, with players across all levels...

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.

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...

Cat found in Wallaceburg

If this is your cat please contact Tawna HERE 

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