Cumberland County Council has agreed to take part in a geothermal feasibility study in Springhill.

Janelle Colbourne has only been in Cumberland County a few months, but she has already seen the generosity of people reaching out to help those in their time of need.

As principal of the Cumberland Campus of the Nova Scotia Community College, Don McCormack can’t help but be exuberant with the announcement the provincial government is building new student housing at the Springhill campus.

As a former police officer, Cumberland Mayor Murray Scott knows all about the challenge faced by law enforcement in deterring impaired driving.

Flags are flying at half staff across the Municipality of Cumberland out of respect for the late Dr. Brian Ferguson who passed away last Thursday.

The Mayor of Cumberland is singing the praises of Bill 340, a revised cost sharing agreement between the Province and Nova Scotia’s 52 municipal units.

The Town of Oxford seems to be perpetually dealing with the matter of policing services. A recent letter from the Minister of Justice confirms the status quo, at least for now.

The Municipality of Cumberland continues to support the operation of the Oxford Arena.

The last survivor of the 1958 Springhill mine disaster, Harold Brine, has died at the age of 91.

The Pugwash Library will officially mark its grand opening tomorrow, in concert with Harbourfest activities.

The Mayor of Cumberland County says supporting community organisations is just as important as providing the core services. 

Cumberland may have closed its energy authority, but the lure of prosperity through green energy remains attractive to local officials.

The Mayor of Cumberland says a novel move by county council saved thousands for Pugwash water users this year.

A complaint about late night noise caused the Municipality of Cumberland to review its noise bylaw. However, the result may not please the complainants.