I will mourn the death of the printed Chronicle Herald (mists of time-2022) for some time. Oh, I know it is not dead yet, but suspect its days are numbered.

An Oxford native who has been collecting educational awards since her days at Amherst High School has been awarded the prestigious Vanier Scholarship for 2022.

The rubber match in senior hockey went to Buctouche last night in Springhill.

The Province will provide $360,000 in funding for a new emergency shelter serving Cumberland County this winter to support people experiencing homelessness.

The regular meeting of Oxford Town Council was a quick affair, with only three items on the agenda for representatives to address.

The Pugwash Fire Department is taking steps to enhance community service during times of crisis.

A young Cumberland County woman is making a name for herself in the world circuit of marathon racing.

There is a new challenge for Cumberland County businesses struggling to find employees—a place to live.

Nova Scotia is in the midst of a dramatic shift in the way people access goods, services, and daily needs. With a commitment to an “accessible Nova Scotia” by 2030, the province is beginning to establish new standards.

Pause to remember so that we never forget.

In a world under threat of nuclear war from Russia, the shortage of medical isotopes now threatens lives at the other bend of that spectrum.

Four people were detained by Amherst Police following an investigation into a firearm incident.

Children—and their parents—in Oxford have the local Lion's Club to thank for the new playground set up over the weekend.

Officials report odd sights and sounds from all over Canada last night. But, Oxford may have outdone them all.