C-K budget process pushed to early ’27

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By Michael Bennett Local Journalism Initiative The Ridgetown Independent News The 2027 annual budget update process returns in January and February for its final annual update within...

RHODES: The life of Sam Kovinsky

By John Rhodes Special to The Voice I have a Facebook site known as Chatham History at which our nearly 12,000 members post photos, comments and...

C-K budget process pushed to early ’27

By Michael Bennett Local Journalism Initiative The Ridgetown Independent News The 2027 annual budget update process returns in January and February for its final annual update within...

New leaders atop CKHAF board

Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation (CKHAF) has shifted gears with its board of directors. Jason Gillett moves into the role as chair and Glenn Miller replaces...

100 Women support Dolly’s dream

The 100 Women Who Care CK group recently chose Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library as recipient for their charitable donation. The $11,000 donation to the Chatham-Kent...

We remember

Hundreds gathered in downtown Chatham on Remembrance Day to honor Canada's military veterans, acknowledging those who have served and the ones who made the ultimate sacrifice...

Council swearing in to take place in Ridgetown

The inaugural meeting of Chatham-Kent council 2026-2030 will be held in Ridgetown Nov. 16. According to municipal clerk Chris Bantock, the ceremony will take place...

OPINION: What’s going on?

The York1 issue…now there is a riddle, wrapped inside a mystery, inside an enigma,” to quote the late Winston Churchill. We’re not just talking about...

Abbey Road? The Geetles?

After buzzing over the Thames River on a recent beautiful fall morning, this gaggle of geese opted to take a stroll through Chatham’s downtown. Motorists...

Night Market hits Dresden Nov. 28

By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A holiday tradition that builds on diverse multi-culturalism, the Dresden Night Market is returning for its ninth year. Set to...

Abbey Road? The Geetles?

After buzzing over the Thames River on a recent beautiful fall morning, this gaggle of geese opted to take a stroll through Chatham’s downtown. Motorists...

Lest we forget

The Royal Canadian Legion's annual Poppy Campaign was in full swing recently, including in Dresden, where Patti Pray purchased one of the flowers from...

270 trees planted in the ’Burg

New heights are being reached in Wallaceburg's green spaces. That's thanks to a concerted effort by volunteers, students and community partners. Spearheaded by NatureCK, the...

Night Market hits Dresden Nov. 28

By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A holiday tradition that builds on diverse multi-culturalism, the Dresden Night Market is returning for its ninth year. Set to...

BIZ VOICE: UCC student gets a financial thumbs up

UCC graduate Orlagh Grochmal received a hand up from Kent & Essex Mutual Insurance recently. She is one of five students to benefit from the...

Droning on about frost

Local company uses a drone to protect crop from frost damage The folks at Drone Spray Canada have successfully tested a new use for their...
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