Tara Jeffrey The program director of a popular Port Huron country music station picked up a demo disc in 2007 that caught his eye.

George Mathewson Over the past 20 years Sarnia’s downtown has morphed from a gouged out commercial shell into a humming blender of culture and enterprise. But one thing’s been missing…

THEN, ABOVE: The last graduating class at St. Patrick's High School on East Street assembled for this group photo, taken on May 22, 2014.

One of Sarnia’s oldest cultural traditions returns on April 25 when the Lambton County Music Festival will once again fills church halls and schools with the sound of music.

Sarnia’s South Western International Film Festival is offering a free screening of Sleeping Giant on April 19, as part of National Canadian Film Day.

A three-day indie music festival known as Empty Fest returns to Sarnia for its 8 th installment, running April 21 to 23.

Pam Wright The days when stern librarians stared down patrons and shushed them to be quiet are gone.

When teachers Jim Boyes and Linda Roy took a Grade 6 class from High Park School to Goderich in 1968 the field trip came with the added bonus of meeting…

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Cathy Dobson There’s nothing seven-year-old Abby Wighton likes better than dancing across a stage with her friends, all decked out in sparkly costumes.