Korissa Williams, pictured with son Brixton and husband Chad Mossop, was inducted into the Windsor-Essex County Sports Hall of Fame last Saturday night. A former Amherstburg resident and basketball all-star from General Amherst High School is one of the newest members of the Windsor-Essex County Sports Hall of Fame (WECSHOF). Korissa Williams was one of ten inductees welcomed into the WECSHOF Nov 8 at the Ciociaro Club in Tecumseh. She joined Tyrone Crawford, Melissa Bishop-N

Tim McAllister and Jeremy D'Alimonte stand with donations bags at the Amherstburg Food & Fellowship Mission. The Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission received a generous delivery of food collected by local realtor Jeremy D’Alimonte and his team. Team D’Alimonte hosted a community food drive in partnership with Mailloux’s Farm Fresh, where they exchanged canned goods for pumpkins. Their goal was to “fill River Canard with pumpkins” and share the spirit of giving to those in

Workers with the Ironworkers Local 700 protest at the site of the new Amherstburg fire station Nov. 4. A protest at the new Amherstburg fire station now under construction near the intersection of Simcoe St. and Meloche Road revolves around workers used on the site and where local ironworkers say those workers are from. Ironworkers who work under Ironworkers Local 700 say they are looking for work but many don’t have it, alleging that out-of-town, non-unionized workers are