Once they got hopping, there was just no stopping. Ernie Klyne and Laura Bruyere got the jump on the rest of the field en route to the respective men’s and ladies’ titles in the annual Frog Creek Open Sunday at Kitchen Creek. Klyne was feeling fine after shooting a 79 […]
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Everyone is adjusting to being back to school again after the summer break, with staff at Donald Young School in Emo looking forward to working with parents and their children throughout the year. The canteen resumed its service this past Monday (Sept. 16). Take note that DYS has made some […]
The Royal Canadian Legion Br. #99 in Emo is hosting its annual awards night, roast beef supper, and dance this Friday (Sept. 20). The dinner starts at 6:30 p.m., with the awards to follow. The dance will feature music provided by Tumbleweed. Call the Legion (482-2250) for information about tickets. […]
With dust rising from the exposed underbelly of Scott Street, only a handful of cars and people are meandering back and forth past the construction. But local businesses don’t seem concerned the work is turning Scott Street into a ghost street, putting a damper on their sales at the same […]
Coffee Break/Story Hour/Little Lambs is in full swing again at the Christian Reformed Church in Emo. About 45 ladies turned out for the social kick-off on Wednesday, Sept. 4. This is to be followed each Wednesday with different activities by the leaders, including Bible study. The group meets at 9:30 […]
About two dozen people gave up their sunny Saturday afternoon to help clean up the proposed “Bog Walk” site in Crozier. Eight members of the Rainy River Valley Field Naturalists, coupled with at least 15 youth from the local Junior Conservation Club, collected two pickup trucks worth of garbage. “We […]
For the second time this year, Alberton council has defeated a proposed bylaw to ban smoking in all enclosed public places within the township. The first one was defeated back in March. The latest vote—taken at last Wednesday’s regular monthly meeting—came after Dr. Pete Sarsfield, CEO and medical officer of […]
The coming season for the Muskie senior girls’ basketball team should carry a disclaimer for spectators. Warning: Shots will be fired from all directions. Blink at your own risk. The Muskies plan to take a high-octane approach from the opening tip-off of the season tomorrow in Dryden as they look […]
Donald Young School artist selections for each month is in full swing again. Students will be focusing on various topics to sketch, draw, or paint. For September, Grade 1 student Sam Johnson caught the eyes of teachers. He focused on sports and the pastime of roller-blading, which is a favourite […]
Turning on a computer, or even reading a menu, can cause of great deal of fear to those who have difficulty reading. The Valley Adult Learning Association here offers people a chance to improve their literacy skills—and it is looking for volunteers to help keep the program going. “Literacy for […]
With Fort Frances and International Falls now officially “Border Sister Cities” following a signing ceremony here and then across the river last Thursday afternoon, Mayors Glenn Witherspoon and Harry Swendsen both pledged to work together more on cross-border initiatives. And a few of the 30 or so people on hand […]
With individuals raising up to $2,002 each in pledges in the fight against cancer, the annual Terry Fox Run under brilliant sunshine Sunday afternoon showed the spirit of that famous Canadian lives on here. This year’s Terry Fox Run was dedicated to the late Celeste Beck, former owner of Celeste’s […]
