Happy Days hosts Valentine’s open house amid rescue crisis
“Selfless” is often used to describe many volunteer circles, but it may fit nowhere better than Happy Days Sanctuary on Burger Road, where volunteers tirelessly...
GFESS rising stars stage one-act play ‘High School Is Killing Me’
Costumes assembled from trips to thrift stores and student-built set pieces backed an all-original one-act play at Greater Fort Erie Secondary School (GFESS) on Wednesday,...
Coldest Night targets $50,000 for fundraiser walk February 28
Fifty-one registered walkers across 12 teams have signed up for the Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser set for February 28, with the Brain Injury...
Community turns out for Fort Erie Navy cadet pancake breakfast
The smell of pancakes hung in the air at Black Creek Community Centre just after 8 a.m. Sunday, as families lined the hall minutes after...
Saturday record show at Sessions introduces young listeners to vinyl
At noon on Saturday, Jon Reid sat with acoustic guitar in hand in Sessions on the River as visitors thumbed crates of vinyl records at...
Chili cookoff at Ridgeway Legion offers community a full meal for $5
About 100 people visited the Royal Canadian Legion branch in Ridgeway for an all-you-can-eat soup and chili competition aimed at raising funds and awareness of...
Erie Moon Lounge jazz night returns to St. Paul’s for fourth year
St. Paul’s Anglican Church hosted its fourth annual Erie Moon Lounge jazz night on January 31 at its parish centre on Idylewylde Street, where about...
Black history talk at Old Fort Erie tackles plaques, pride and place
Niagara Parks will host a Black History Month talk by historian Lezlie Harper on Saturday, February 21, from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Old...
Record show returns to Sessions with Jon Reid performing live
The Fort Erie Record Show returns to Sessions on the River on February 7 with vendors from across Ontario, on-site record cleaning in support of...
Dubanow motion seeks to eliminate ‘patchwork of subdivisions’
A Fort Erie councillor is hoping new policy will help keep the town from becoming a “patchwork of subdivisions.” Nick Dubanow’s council colleagues supported a...
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