Skate Amherstburg presented its 53rd annual ice show March 29 at the Libro Centre with this year’s theme being “Rain or Shine.” Skaters of all ages showed their skills individually, in pairs or groups during the two-hour show. The guest skater was Jake Ellis, a two-time recipient of the Windsor-Essex County sports person of the year award. He won the 2024 Toller Cranston award for creativity and freedom of expression. More photos are on our social media pages. Rain or Shine

Amanda Gray and John Bianchi perform at auditions held March 29 at Musicland. Visitors to Amherstburg’s Open Air Weekends will be pleased to know that the musical talent this year will once again be exceptional. Musicland hosted auditions last Sunday afternoon and a steady stream of talent made its way through the doors. Among the hopefuls looking for a spot on the outdoor stage were a couple of familiar faces - Jenna Ward and Liam Pangilinan. In front of the judges who will

Stained glass work by Larry Gardner has been recognized in an online publication put out by Concordia University out of Montreal. The image is a collection of works and was supplied to the River Town Times by Gardner and his wife Bille. An Amherstburg artist has been recognized in an online publication put out by a Montreal-based university. Concordia University has recognized the work of Larry Gardner, a long-time stained glass artist from Amherstburg. The online publication