West Carleton Online – We Remember
TAY VALLEY TOWNSHIP – Taking a lawn tractor for a drive along a recreational trail has resulted in an impaired driving charge for a Tay Valley Township resident.
Read moreCARP – The Carp Agricultural Society (CAS) is bringing back the barn dance (for those of you who remember the ‘80s and earlier), and you can hit the barn floor June 13.
Read moreWEST CARLETON – You’ve probably already seen the cones, but in case you didn’t know, Highway 417 through West Carleton (and beyond) is getting set for a much-needed repaving.
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CARP – With a rejuvenated roster, the West Carleton Electric are off to a shocking start in the Greater Ottawa Fastball League (GOFL) going 2-0 including a huge win over perennial powerhouse the Micksburg Twins Thursday (May 22) night.
Read moreARNPRIOR – The Arnprior Regional Health Foundation (ARHF) is proud to announce the launch of its Scope for Hope Endoscopy Campaign, a bold initiative to raise $800,000 to modernize critical medical imaging equipment and ensure faster, more accurate diagnoses for patients across Arnprior and the Ottawa Valley.
Read moreCONSTANCE BAY – Take a run or walk through Constance Bay’s beautiful forest as the community association hosts its first ever Spring into Summer five kilometre run-walk June 8.
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MISSISSIPPI MILLS – The Noreen Young Award for the Arts celebrates the life and legacy of Noreen Young (1939–2025) — a visionary puppeteer, television creator, and noted Almonte resident.
Read moreCITY HALL – The Public Works and Infrastructure committee (PWIc) approved updates to the Municipal Parking Management Strategy Rate Setting Guidelines to allow for expanding paid parking to evenings and Saturdays where demand is consistently high.
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CARP – Last hatching season, the Friends of the Carp Hills (FCH), along with the help of Ducks Unlimited Canada and Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) biologist David Seburn, helped save more than 300 turtle hatchlings, releasing them back in to the wetlands of the Carp Hills.
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