The decision to close the Oxford Lions Club and park opens the question, “What’s next?” 

Pugwash Fire Department responded to its worst fear tonight — a water rescue call. Despite the extensive shoreline within its coverage area, Pugwash firefighters do not have a water rescue boat.

Oxford’s ‘Wild Blueberry Corner’ came to life this morning with the unveiling of a special mural on the adjacent building.

The engineers who conducted seismic tests at the Oxford sinkhole report the hole is still growing and there is strong evidence that more sinkholes may follow.

Five fire departments were called to a late-night fire in the woods along Casey Road near Linden last night.

With more than a fifty percent increase in participation, the 2019 edition of the Pugwash Fire Department fishing tournament was an unqualified success.

Emergency service at the hospital in Pugwash remains open today for the fifth straight day. And the good news is, it will stay open over the weekend and through Monday.

The Pugwash Village Commission is opening the lines of communication directly to the elected commissioners.

A few sparks flew at the Pugwash Village Commission last night.

The CEO of the Nova Scotia Health Authority made a whirlwind stop in Pugwash this morning as part of a provincial tour before retiring later this month. Janet Knox was accompanied by the interim Deputy Minister of Health Dr. Tom Marrie.

Did you ever wonder what your MLA did before entering politics? What about the very first Member of the Legislature for your constituency? There is now an online biography for every MLA who ever served.

The vendor that provides Nova Scotia with an online medical records service is severing its ties with the system.

Following two open days during the holiday weekend, the emergency department at the Pugwash Hospital has fallen back to closed more than open.

The Big Lake Nazarene Church Camp always has guests but this year one guest played host for the week-long event.