West Niagara charities are gearing up for the holidays by sharing about the urgent need for donations, and offering services to take the pressure off those in need or ravaged by COVID-19 this Christmas. The Grimsby Benevolent Fund (GBF) is …
What better than a Christmas market to usher in the holiday spirit? This year, West Niagara residents can visit a new one right in their backyard at Bench Brewing Company in Beamsville.
West End Hair Studio in Grimsby, the salon that occupies the iconic old fire hall on Main Street East, is closing this month after 21 years in business. “While it breaks our hearts to make this announcement, it is the …
Read MoreWest End Hair Studio is yet another business to shut down in downtown Grimsby
Grimsby’s town council has launch a five-phase study an effort to establish guidelines that preserve the aspects of Grimsby Beach and seek feedback from residents in an area that continues to develop.
Grimsby’s White Rhino Gifts, a unique gift store on the town’s downtown strip, is offering free farm-fresh food through a program designed to feed communities across the Niagara Region.
Grimsby Public Library has joined a Niagara Region library cooperative that gives patrons access to thousands more books.
Lincoln’s town council has recognized 50 citizens who have made notable contributions to the community, with a mural of portraits prominently displayed on a wall along the walking track at the Fleming Centre.
Grimsby has officially cancelled its annual Santa Claus Parade due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, a replacement event is planned.
With Niagara currently in Stage 3, trick-or-treating is permitted this Saturday evening, but with restrictions. So if COVID-19 has spooked your family from its traditional door-knocking costumed adventures, here are some guidelines and alternative activities.
Friday is the deadline for switching some Niagara students back into in-person classrooms, for both school boards, but for different aged students. Parents of DSBN students that miss tomorrow’s deadline won’t be able to switch their children until next spring. …
Read MoreLast chance for some Niagara students to switch back to in-person schooling