A new piece of public art is bringing colour, creativity, and a celebration of local heritage to the heart of Downtown Belleville.

But we couldn’t stage this event without all of the terrific volunteers from the Lions Club and Stirling Rotary. We’re so grateful for all the help…and thankful to have so many good friends.” Once the ...

Iehstoseranón:nha (“ keeps the feathers”) is a Mohawk entrepreneur, artist and activist living just north of Madoc, not far from where her maternal great-grandfather settled in the late 1800s after ...

Rev. Dr. Wilson, 83, died Saturday morning, just one day after entering hospice care, said Mary-Lynne Morgan, a close friend who for more than 23 years served as his administrative assistant at Bridge ...

Every day, Barry Birkett drives trains through his backyard in west-end Belleville. He and his wife, Bonnie, are the owners ...

The Belleville Chamber of Commerce joined its newest member, Budget Cannabis, for a ribbon-cutting event at 1 p.m. Thursday, ...

Prince Edward County will receive $4.2 million and Quinte West almost $1.6 million through the Ontario Municipal Partnership, ...

The County of Prince Edward is celebrating the opening of a new youth-led canteen at the Picton Skate Park, located at the ...

The sudden rise in levels on the Black River is likely due to a strong, but isolated thunderstorm combined with a sudden ...