Brittany Carter, Author at Niagara Now

Ravenshead Homes a true Niagara business

Feature photo: Ice flows down river

Sandbags available as water level rises

Shaw Festival citizenship ceremony a first for many

Meet Peninsula Floorings new owners: Art and Carol Hubert

Dog sanctuary provides safe haven for small dogs with nowhere else to go

Cold weather draws crowds for Etsy market Saturday

Residents from all over Niagara braved the cold Saturday morning to shop handcrafted items from local Etsy artisans at the Esty: Made in Canada Market at The Hare Wine Company on Niagara Stone Road.

Museum uses social media to connect with public

Provincial cuts hit Niagara library

The provincial government’s planned cuts to library services are going to affect library patrons in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The Libraries in Niagara Co-operative, a local reciprocal borrowing program that started in 2010 among public libraries in

Leon Perel and Forum Antiques

Accidentally public grilled cheese fundraiser supports Kid’s Help Phone

Janice Thomson named new CEO of Niagara Falls Tourism

Janice Thomson is taking her drive for high-quality leadership to Niagara Falls Tourism as the president and CEO, after an 18-year tenure at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Chamber of Commerce. Excited at the prospect of bringing

St. Davids cyclist found in ditch remains in serious condition: Police

Hometown Brewer: John Legassicke of Silversmith

BioBlitz offered hands-on environmental learning Saturday

Many Hands Projects huge donation helps many children at Pathstone

Protesters not stirring up much ruckus

Hermine Steinberg: Novelist and founder of NOTL Writers Circle Spreads joy of writing

Bravo Niagara springs into music

Niagara College students raise more than $27,000 for Community Care

Peller Estates’ Ten Below Icewine Lounge redesigned and reopened

Volunteers needed for Niagara Glen cleanup day April 28

New United Way campaign chair eager to start

Parks Canada removing hazardous trees at NOTL historic sites

Parks Canada’s work to remove hazardous trees at Niagara-on-the-Lake historical sites will begin this month and continue into the summer. No official start date has been confirmed, but work will begin this month,

Debbie Krause breathes life into the library

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