The Oxford Arena is ready to go under new management, just waiting for the paperwork.

Oxford Town Councillors discovered tonight just how difficult it can be to hand over the keys to the community's recreation facility.

Nova Scotia's chief medical officer of health has been named the 2020 Lieutenant-Governor's Award for Excellence in Public Administration.

A Christmas Eve event in Wallace, 45 years in the making, has been re-invented in this year of COVID-19.

The battle against the COVID virus has taken a new twist as health officials in Britain confirm a new variation of the virus, one that spreads more quickly.

Pugwash Fire Department issued their annual awards last night and thanks to COVID it was a very subdued event.

Tenders for a new Shinimicas firehall should be issued soon. Cumberland Council agreed last night to get moving on the replacement for the hall and trucks lost in a fire last April.

The Lung Association’s Quit Cold Turkey Challenge helped 42 Nova Scotians to stop smoking last month.

The province announced new COVID initiatives today intended specifically for the Christmas season.

Tonight's special meeting of Oxford Town Council had one item on the agenda—whether to accept a community group's proposal to re-open the arena. Long story short, council said “Yes".

The world wide web was thrown for a loop early this morning when some of the world’s largest internet players suddenly were not available.

Many area residents mourn the loss of the Oxford Lions Club Parkland, but one local businessman saw a golden opportunity.

Activity at the sinkhole in Oxford has some people in the community on edge. The new owner of the property was seen today dumping material in the gaping hole, perhaps in an effort to fill it.

Nova Scotian schools will offer an extended Christmas break this year as a COVID precaution.