It’s official, the Bank of Nova Scotia will close in Pugwash, while Oxford will live for another day.

The Springhill Coal Miners split a pair on the weekend in a home and home series with the Buctouche JCs in the Beausejour Senior Hockey League.

The province’s chief medical officer admits that COVID infections are rising along with adding a strain on hospitals.

Don’t leave your home community ‘till May 20th. That’s the latest response to a dramatic spike in COVID infections in Nova Scotia — up sixty-three today.

Going from zero to sixty in a very short time used to be the goal in the car industry — it was never the goal in measuring bad news in health care.

Nova Scotia has closed the border to most, but not all people travelling from New Brunswick.

A new volunteer group has formed to build a new community centre in Oxford.

While COVID numbers are surging out of control throughout Canada and beyond, the number of positive tests in Nova Scotian is steadily creeping upward.

The Municipality of Cumberland has hired a new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO).

Friends of the Pugwash Estuary (FOPE) gathered at the Northumberland Curling Club for their annual general meeting yesterday. FOPE is one of those good news stories that just keeps on giving to the community.

The Wallace and Area Museum unveiled a special memorial plaque in a modest ceremony yesterday. The photo and engraved plate honours David Dewar who served 18 years as the museum’s curator.