A listing on www.realtor.ca shows an aerial view of the Diageo site, which has been listed for sale. Could the property currently occupied by Diageo soon have new owners? According to a post on www.realtor.ca , the property at 110 St. Arnaud St. is now on the market. The online listing says the land is 70.41 acres with a secured yard. The property is described as a “prime Amherstburg site available for sale” with it totalling 446,970 square feet across eight buildings. The l

A total of 90 gift baskets were packed

‘Tis the season to help non-profit organizations and the Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission is one that has been aided by many. Among the donations that have been been made public is one by the Fort Malden Animal Hospital. The animal hospital are sponsoring a local family for Christmas, but they are also sponsoring the Christmas meal itself at the mission. The Fort Malden Animal Hospital sponsored a family and the Christmas turkeys for the Amherstburg Food and Fellowship

The Windsor Police Service is seeking a suspect following what police allege was a deliberately set vehicle fire in Amherstburg. Shortly after 2:30 a.m. Dec. 13, police responded to a report of a vehicle fire in the 200 block of Mullen Crescent. Officers learned that a male suspect had been dropped off by a taxi in the 300 block of Lavers Crescent. The suspect allegedly walked up to a property on Mullen Crescent, poured an accelerant on a 2017 Ford Explorer, and set the vehic

Squirettes of Mary #1001 and McGregor K of C Council #2844 help with meal

The holiday spirit filled Seasons Amherstburg Retirement Community as residents, their families and team members donated to its annual Holiday Food Drive, which benefitted Amherstburg Community Services (ACS). The heartfelt initiative, which ran from Dec. 1-14, brought together community members to combat food insecurity. "Seasons annual holiday food drive is a cherished tradition allowing us to make the holiday season brighter for those in need," said Tamasin Dineen, general

The cost of waste disposal is going up. Michelle Bishop, general manager of the Essex-Windsor Solid Waste Authority (EWSWA) presented the annual financial forecast during the Dec. 17 meeting of Essex County council. In 2025, Amherstburg paid $600,780, that will jump by $18,160 to a total of $618,940 in the upcoming year. The biggest concern amongst county councillors is how much of the waste being collected within the several municipalities will be diverted from the regional

Members of the committee made a presentation to county council Dec. 17 which included a video highlighting several ways to assist with accessibility

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Amherstburg held its annual Nativity Play the morning of Dec. 21. Led by Rev. Shirley Carleton and the congregation, the large crowd in the church hall enjoyed this year's production. The entire show is on the church's YouTube site, found by searching St. Andrew's Amherstburg. (RTT Photos by Ron Giofu)