he 2025 Ripley Reunion runs from July 31 to Aug. 4 featuring a massive parade, light-hearted competitions, and live entertainment.
In the fallout of a stabbing that critically injured a bar-eatery manager, London's police chief vows the force will oppose bail for the accused
For this bodybuilder, the journey to the Mr. Olympia competition started not with a flex, but with a fight.
Interlochen Public Radio
A collection of festivals and celebrations across towns in northern Michigan this summer.
Michigan’s first surf shop is hosting its second annual freshwater festival, Beryl Days, which runs June 20-22 at various locations including the Sleeping Bear Surf Shop, Empire Public Beach Lighthouse […]
There has been tragedy at the Memorial Cup tournament. Moments after a 3-1 loss to Medicine Hat Monday, Moncton Wildcats coach Gardiner MacDougall revealed that his son Taylor – the team’s general manager – lost his father-in-law Pat Buckley to a heart attack in Rimouski prior to the game. The Rimouski RCMP contacted Taylor MacDougall […]
This is Landon Sim’s annual rite of spring. The London Knights veteran forward is gearing up to face the Kitchener Rangers in the playoffs for a fourth straight year. He knows what to expect: tempers boiling over, increased levels of trash talk, ref-bashing, organizational angst and – if history holds true – some league intervention […]
Ashley Bourget called her poem “Small Child” – but it contained a big, glaring comment that kept it out of a jailhouse poetry-writing competition. Instead, her creative writing from October 2023 while she was behind bars became evidence at her first-degree murder trial in the death of high-level drug dealer Grant Norton. “Now that I’m […]
Federal Yoshino made it to Duluth-Superior on Tuesday afternoon, but while the saltie is the first oceangoing ship to arrive this season its journey didn’t start from the ocean. Read […]
The London-Erie second-round playoff series will be full of explosive speed on both sides.
Kincardine News
The Kincardine Horticultural Society’s April speaker was Harriet Suter, who presented a slide show and commentary on the photographs she took and considered for entry into the Ontario Horticultural Association (OHA) district photo contest. She considered photographic principles such as the one-third/two-thirds rule, colour, lines for the eye to follow, mood, the story the photo […]