Ruth Collins of Oxford has become a theatre director/producer extraordinaire, especially in working with kids.

A foursome of professional disc golfers is on tour in the Six Rivers region to teach the sport to a new generation.

A documentary film, made in Pugwash, has earned a nomination for “Best Director” honours at the Screen Nova Scotia Awards.

By all accounts, the 2nd Annual Wild Blueberry Poetry-at-Large Festival in Oxford was a success and worthy of number three next year.

Strong winds and heavy rain didn’t stop the 2019 edition of the Litter Picking Party in Pugwash today.

Emergencies rarely fall on warm, sunny days, and for the volunteers of Cumberland’s Ground Search and Rescue (GSAR) neither do their training events.

Work on a new outdoor performance centre is progressing well in Pugwash. Construction of the replacement for the old Eaton Stage has become quite an attraction as people visit the park daily to watch it take shape.

The federal government will invest in the needed research under the sinkhole in Oxford.

Oxford is celebrating its 2nd Annual Poetry Festival this weekend. It opens Saturday with a poetry breakfast and ends Sunday with a Poetry Café, but in between, you’ll find activity throughout the town.

The Member of Parliament for Cumberland/Colchester has been busy lately announcing financial support for a variety of projects within his riding.

Oxford’s 2nd Annual Poetry-at-Large Festival kicked off this morning with special help from students from the Oxford Regional Education Centre.

A 31-year-old man from New Salem has been charged with six counts of Arson following recent fires in New Salem and Apple River.

An arsonist is terrorizing the tiny community of New Salem in the southern half of Cumberland County.

The key is to be at the right place at the right time. Tonight was the time and the Capitol Theatre in Oxford was the place as Christina Martin filled the classic venue with her amazing voice.