Josephine “Jo” Belluz, left, of Belluz Concrete and Rentals was pleased to accept the Small Business Trainer of the Year Award from Tim Spence of NCDS.
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Duane Hicks Lynne Savage, left, and Chantelle Morris were looking glamourous as they socialized at the “Pre-Grammy Awards Gala” on Saturday night. While only a couple of people dressed as celebrities, nearly everyone was dressed to the nines for the glitzy event.
Duane Hicks Two-time Canadian juggling champion Robin Chestnut wowed the crowd with his talents Thursday evening–juggling everything from pins to balls to knives while even getting audience members in on the act.
Duane Hicks Curvy Chick owner Jennifer Horton, left, received the Business Woman of the Year Award from Karen Evans of the PARO Centre for Women’s Enterprise.
Nicholas Donaldson Maverick Judson starred in Andrew George’s “A Good Indian,” the first film shown at the Fort Frances Public Library’s annual film festival. The festival, which this year is showcasing movies that speak to our area, continues tonight (“Nestor”) and tomorrow (“Sleeping Giant”) at 6 p.m. “Where’s Barry?” was […]
Megan and Mike Pistilli toasted champagne glasses on the red carpet during Saturday night’s gala at the Legion. Some guests had their photos taken by “paparazzi” in front of a backdrop made by Ink Spotz Apparel+, which was similar to the one used at the Grammys but sporting the logos […]
Duane Cridland, left, owner of Flint House, looked on as Doug Cuthbertson of Northwoods Gallery & Gifts shared a few words after both received Entrepreneur of the Year Award trophies. The two received the same number of votes during the online voting.
Heather Gunderson admired a hand-carved paddle made by Butch Wensley, right, and her dad, Glen Gunderson (not pictured), for the silent auction at Saturday night’s gala. The auction featured numerous items donated by local individuals and businesses.
Duane Hicks Matt Soprovich, new executive director of the Fort Frances Volunteer Bureau, asked town council for one-time funding to help repair the roof at the old CN station during Monday night’s meeting.
Nicholas Donaldson Kaden Nelson offered dessert to guests attending the Muskie boys’ hockey team’s annual tea and bake sale that took place Saturday in the cafeteria at Fort Frances High School.
Joey Payeur Skip Tory Beaudry helped put the Muskie girls’ rink back on top of the NorWOSSA mountain by leading them to a 4-0 record–and the gold medal–at the league finals held Sunday and Monday at the Fort Frances Curling Club.
Joey Payeur Caden Curtis from the Donald Young School All-Stars lined up his shot during the Rainy River District Athletic Association’s first-ever Grade 7-8 archery tournament held Saturday at Sturgeon Creek School.
