Gertie Canning picked a fine time to win the Toonie Draw in Pugwash. Her number, 449, was drawn tonight in the Pugwash Fire Department 50/50 draw.

Three people were arrested yesterday after RCMP searched a home in Oxford. The three surrendered, without incident, inside the home. 

Pugwash Communities in Bloom (CiB) is once again hosting a special Christmas Tree event with a twist. The Tree Fest will be held Saturday from noon to 2 pm at Pugwash High School.

Tourism Nova Scotia's industry partnership programs are helping to reach more people online. The Digital Marketing and Inspiring Content programs provide matching dollars to tourism operators and organizations interested in attracting Canadian and American travellers from outside Atlantic Canada.

Dave Clark is the new councillor in the Town of Oxford. He was elected today in the town’s special by-election.

It is election day in Oxford, as four candidates are hoping for your vote in a special by-election for a seat on town council.

The 13th Annual Oxford Christmas Parade was a huge success. It had everything—large crowds, nice weather, and lots of entries.

The Town of Oxford presents its 13th Annual Christmas Parade this evening. The parade will form up near Oxford Frozen Foods and head down main Street at 6:30 pm.

A new Manufacturing Productivity Program may  improve competitiveness for rural manufacturing businesses and export companies.

Bill Lahey, University of King’s College president and leader of Nova Scotia’s Independent Review of Forest Practices, has assembled a team of experts to help review forest harvest practices and the overall role of Crown wood supply throughout Nova Scotia.

There was no winner in tonights Toonie Draw at the Pugwash Fire Department. Officials drew number 660 but the owner of that number had neglected to enter a toonie for the draw.

A 60-year-old man was arrested at his home in Tidnish Bridge yesterday and will face drug charges.

Government is offering Nova Scotia students an opportunity to work with a business mentor and receive $1,000 to turn their entrepreneurial ideas into reality. 

A spokesperson for the Pugwash International Tennis Association (PITA) says the village tennis courts are in terrible shape and now beyond repair. Diane Burnham led a delegation to the Pugwash Village Commission in hope of finding an ally in the quest for new courts.