Jamie Mountain Muskie receiver Carson Noga did a happy dance in the end zone after scoring a second-quarter touchdown during Fort High’s 65-49 win over the Churchill Bulldogs in the Canad Inns Bowl on Saturday afternoon at Investors Group Field. Noga punched in three majors to help the Muskies record […]
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Jamie Mountain Muskie football team captains Colten Allen, left, Sean Huziak, Carson Noga, Ayden Gushulak-Kelly, Brady Meeks, Aaron Scheibler, and Wyatt Richards posed with WHSFL commissioner Jeffrey Bannon after claiming the Canad Inns Bowl trophy and championship banner as Currie Division (‘A’) champions on Saturday afternoon at Investors Group Field.
Jamie Mountain William Richards (28) was just a few seconds too late in stopping Churchill Bulldogs’ receiver Eli Kramer from making a stellar catch during the fourth quarter of the Muskie football team’s 65-49 win in the Currie Division’s (‘A’) Canad Inns Bowl championship game on Saturday afternoon at Investors […]
Sam Odrowski
Anyone who’s trying to learn more about their ancestors or map out a family tree is encouraged to utilize the Fort Frances Public Library and Technology’s Centre free genealogy services. Two missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Salt Lake City, Utah have provided genealogical research […]
Mildred Marsh passed away in her sleep at her home at Riverpark Gardens. She is survived by her three children, Diane Crease (Fred), Marsha Steeds (Bill) and Kent Wesley (Carla); sister, Betty Hagarty; and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Mildred was born in Sleeman, Ont. but became a long-time resident of […]
It is with great sadness the family announces the passing of John McCoy, 83, of Miscampbell Township, on Friday, Nov. 15, 2019 at La Verendrye Hospital. John was born on Sept. 17, 1936 in Devlin, Ont. to parents Robert and Donalda (McLean) McCoy. John was united in marriage to Henrietta […]
By Dave Ogilvie
Emo correspondent
Emo correspondent
The next “Country Jam” will be taking place on Friday, November 22 in Emo, starting at 7 p.m.If you enjoy the sounds of old time country music and love to get up and dance, then please mark the date on your calendar. Admission is only $2, which covers the cost […]
The sun was bright and warm on Saturday and much of our snow cover was lost and the slippery driveways have returned. Maddie came rushing out of the house to join me in the tractor and wiped out pretty good which causes me some concern since my broken-hipped Dad is […]
I know it is a common complaint of mine, a regular sort of whining if you prefer, about air travel. So here I go again, a warning if you wish to turn the page. On this particular trip there was the usual cattle-herding, the cramped quarters, my knees up against […]
Back in 2012, New York Times’ columnist David Brooks noted the declining fertility rates across the mid-east and the affects that declining birth rate would have on the region. In 2016, it was noted that in the United States had reach an all time low in births. It has continued […]
Have you ever had a lake that you drive by frequently on the side of the road or the highway and wondered which species of fish live in it, if any? If you like to fish, you can probably think of a body of water that you know nothing about […]
By Robin McCormick
Devlin correspondent
Devlin correspondent
December is fast approaching and so are busy, fun times in Emo! Dec. 5-7 will be the busy, fun Holly Daze in Emo. A full three days of events are planned. On Thursday, Dec. 5, there will be a dramatic reading of “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens. This […]
