Who knew selling returned furniture could be a thriving pandemic-proof business? Beamsville entrepreneur Amanda McFarlane, that’s who. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, McFarlane has been running a discount Wayfair furniture business out of her Beamsville home. “I was doing a lot of online sales and people kept asking me ‘where is your location?…when you open I … Read more
Grimsby Town Council has voted to approve a study that it will use to preserve the town’s heritage along a 4km strip on Main Street East. It is designed to stop developers from building properties that do not blend with the town’s historic look and charm.
Dr. David Williams, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, is recommended against door to door trick or treating on Halloween.
The eco-product store Mrs. Greenway, on Grimsby’s COVID-battered downtown strip, is expanding to a larger location and growing to include a locally-sourced food section.
On Thanksgiving Monday, Grimsby’s The Forty Public House hosted its first free holiday dinner. Due to an overwhelming response from the community, it will now be an annual tradition.
West Niagara residents are sure to be taken care of this Thanksgiving with numerous support services being offered, and warm meals provided, by many of the charitable organizations in the region. The COVID-19 pandemic has had serious economic impacts. There is a greater demand this year for support, starting now, but also heading into the … Read more
This Thanksgiving Monday, anyone that walks into The Forty Pub in downtown Grimsby, between 3-5 p.m., can eat a free Thanksgiving dinner, no questions asked.
While Ontario waits for the Ford government to make the call on whether Halloween 2020 is a go, Cystic Fibrosis Canada and its partners are running a socially-distanced holiday event that could be a substitute for trick or treating this year.
A drab alleyway in downtown Beamsville has been transformed into a visual art experience that will surely become an iconic Lincoln landmark, drawing admirers to the town for years to come.
A vision created 21 years ago was realized today in Beamsville as officials cut the ribbon on Lincoln’s new skateboard park and pump track, especially for two young men who make it happen.