Category Archives: News

A stretch of York Road between Young St. and Upper Slash Road in Shannonville remains closed after a fatal accident early Sunday morning. Tyendinaga Fire, OPP and the Hastings Quinte Paramedic Service...

The Wellington Dukes started their pre-season on the right foot with a 5-2 victory over the host Renfrew Wolves. The game start was delayed for an hour due to ice conditions. Sacha Trudel, Dimitri Tza...

The Deseronto Bulldogs are adding some new players to the team. Former NHL forward Kris Newbury & AHL defenceman Justin Sawyer are joining the Bulldogs team for the upcoming season. Newbury played...

The Wellington Dukes are celebrating their 35th anniversary season with a barbecue. Fans are invited to join the team on Saturday from 11:30 to 2:30 at the Duke Dome for food, activities for the kids,...

Member of Provincial Parliament, David Piccini, announced on Friday that the Ontario Government is investing over $5.5 million in Northumberland Hills Hospital through multiple streams of funding. The...

Warden Bob Mullin announced Friday that Deborah Headley will be the new Director of Community and Human Services of Hastings County. The role has been vacant since July 2023 when the previous director...

Ontario Provincial Police say a software update by a third party resulted in an Amber Alert not going out to cellphones across the province this week. An Amber Alert was issued early Thursday for a th...

The Canadian Wildlife Federation is working to reduce the extinction risk of the Monarch butterfly and is asking for help through a community science project. Monarch butterfly populations have declin...

The Ontario Nurses Association says it was denied requests for public health nurses and a county resident to speak to city and county council members. This includes Hastings County, Prince Edward Coun...

Dozens of employers will be looking to hire at the upcoming Quinte Region Career Fair. The event will be held at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre on Wednesday, Sept. 13 from 1 - 6 p.m. More than ...