Heather Latter 2011 Emo Fair Queen Kaylee Heyens, flanked by First Princess Sarah Glover, left, and Second Princess Chelsea Mosley, were all smiles after being crowned last night at the Emo Arena.
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Heather Latter Jordyn Oster, left, and Caden Flinders were all smiles as they took a ride on a school bus this morning during the annual “First Rider” program aimed to teach new students about school bus safety. Two sessions were offered, with the youngsters first watching a DVD and then […]
Zoey Duncan Jodi McGinnis led an energetic group in Zumba—an aerobics-dance hybrid—during Weechi-it-te-win Family Services’ third-annual Children’s Summer Institute at Abinoojii Aki (“The children’s land”) in La Vallee yesterday afternoon. The three-day program included horse rides, a “Fear Factor” game, crafts, and self-esteem and leadership workshops from Turtle Concepts.
Peggy Revell Clouds of dust billowed into the air as the east-end section of the old Robert Moore School began to come down Friday afternoon, with a crowd of people lining the street to watch a piece of Fort Frances history being reduced to rubble. Demolition is expected to be […]
Heather Latter Cole Hay gunned his Kawasaki KX 65 dirt bike around the course during a race at the Emo motocross track Saturday. Another race day is set to be held there Sept. 10.
Heather Latter Dr. Glenn Bailey, of CHIROCARE Health Centre in Winnipeg, examined the spine of Kali Wieringa’s horse, “Zippie,” during the “Embrace the Health of Your Horse” clinic offered at the Wieringa arena in Emo on Saturday.
Zoey Duncan Rendez-Vous Voyageurs’ captain Shane Beckett sent the ball sailing over his head during the men’s final last Thursday. His team, comprised mostly of players under 18, eventually fell 2-0 to Manitou Forest Products.
Zoey Duncan Supporters applauded as Sarah Campbell was declared the NDP candidate in Kenora-Rainy River for the Oct. 6 provincial election. NDP MPP Howard Hampton, whom Campbell has worked with for the past eight years, announced he wouldn’t seek re-election at the end of July.
Peggy Revell Camera in hand, Kyle Peterson and Josh Supinski watched from Crowe Avenue as demolition began at the old Robert Moore School on Friday afternoon. Crowds gathered for a look as a piece of Fort Frances history came tumbling down.
Heather Latter Mitchell Vanlenthe, left, Braden Fogen, Andon Kondra, and Morgan Vanlenthe took off from the start line during a 50cc class race at the Emo Motocross Track on Saturday. Another race day is set to be held there Sept. 10.
Peggy Revell “Ariba” (foreground) and “Born to Run” made their way along Rainy Lake as members of the Rendezvous Yacht Club took out members of the public during Saturday’s community sail. Launching from Ranier, which was celebrating its annual “Ranier Days,” the club ended up taking more than 80 people […]
Heather Latter Dr. Glenn Bailey, of CHIROCARE Health Centre in Winnipeg, demonstrated a neck adjustment on Kali Wieringa’s horse during the “Embrace the Health of Your Horse” clinic offered at the Wieringa arena in Emo on Saturday. Participants also learned about barefoot hoof care and equine nutrition. Another clinic is […]
