Jill Blakie is the latest winner in the Pugwash Fire Department “Toonie Draw”.

Phone service for Bell Aliant customers suffered intermittent disruptions throughout Nova Scotia earlier today.. Services to and from cell phones and landlines were both affected.

A crowd of protesters greeted MLA’s outside Province House today for the opening of the 63rd general assembly. Chanting could be heard from inside the building as citizens voiced displeasure with the McNeil government.

The Red Cross Service Care Coordinator in Amherst says, “Our Pink Day 2018 theme is #BeSomeonesHero.”

The seats were nearly full, they were lined up at the canteen, and the arena was full of laughter for the annual Oxford Fire Department Winter Carnival.

Friends of the Pugwash Estuary (FOPE) learned the volunteer organization is hitting on all cylinders these days.

The sweet smell of wood smoke greeted hikers at Estuary House in Pugwash this morning. 

Spring weight restrictions will begin on all provincial roads starting on Monday.

Two Springhill residents were arrested on Tuesday in connection with a six-month drug trafficking investigation.

Oxford’s second Habitat for Humanity home goes to single father Kale Bingly and his seven-year-old son Caleb.

The Chief of the Oxford Fire Department says he has not resigned. Tory Rushton says he is simply stepping aside.

Cumberland County was asked last night to back a $40,000 line of credit for the new business venture Sunset Industries has planned for Oxford.

Chris Henneberry got more than he asked for when he urged Cumberland County Council to do a cost study on adding fluoride to the Pugwash water supply.

Cumberland County Council passed a motion tonight calling for a delay in the issuing of any licences to drill for gold in the hills of Wentworth and Wallace until the department of resources (DNR) has held public information and consultation sessions.