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The memorial garden honouring the late Hugh O'Neil will officially break ground on September 26. Monday night, councillor Duncan Armstrong told Quinte West council that a public Hugh O'Neil Friendship...

The Wild Card Brewing Company has been given the go ahead to host an event aimed at showcasing local breweries, vendors and much more. Monday night, Quinte West council approved Trenton brewery's requ...

He has conquered Mount Kilimanjaro and now he's hoping to move more mountains by bringing mobility to the people of Tanzania. "I beat so many odds, I'm here for a reason, I refuse to give in and I ref...

Three local kids taking part in the ride through the Sears entrance were siblings Brooklyn, Hunter and Aidyn Sinclair who proudly said they were cycling for Thomas. "I think it's good for them to get ...

Poverty. It's a serious issue for many living in our community. It's so serious that Hastings and Prince Edward Counties have some of the highest poverty rates in Ontario. According to 2011 census dat...

Calling all youth. MP Neil Ellis is inviting all youth aged 15 to 24 to apply to the new Bay of Quinte Constituency Youth Council. Previously, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated "young voices must b...

A former Belleville Deputy Police Chief has been recognized for his exceptional service and commitment to Canada by Governor General David Johnston. At an investiture ceremony held Friday at Rideau Ha...

Canadian alternative rock icons Sloan are set to hit the stage in the County on Saturday for the Sandbanks Music Festival. The one day event promises to be a great time for all, bringing live music, f...

The Ontario Hydro Critic and Hastings Prince Edward MPP Todd Smith was vocal at Queen's Park today on the Canadian Union of Public Employees suing the Ontario government over the sale of Hydro One. CU...

Community support for artists including events such as the Prince Edward Studio Tour were what drew artist Carol Noel to the County. The annual event that gives artists an opportunity to open their st...