Krista and Jeff Gamble from What’s Poppin’ Popcorn Factory receive the Community Ambassador Award during last Tuesday’s annual meeting of...

Members of the St. Clement Catholic Women’s League (CWL), along with Father Danny Santos pose for a photo on the steps of the McGregor...

Paige Ashley of Amherstburg is competing in the “America’s Next Top Hitmaker” online contest. A musician from Amherstburg is attempting...

The grills were fired up and busy at the Amherstburg Ribfest held over the weekend along Ramsay St. The sweet and savory scent of...

Dennis K. Smith and the Artists of Colour will be at the Art Crawl Social at The O July 18. The Amherstburg Art Crawl runs July 18-20 and...

Speck’s Restaurant helped provide a donation to this weekend’s “Fill the Bus” food collection event happening in Amherstburg. Sarah Brush...

The Yoga Effect opened its second Essex County location last Saturday afternoon as Mayor Michael Prue cut the ribbon at their location at...

Wakan Rainville, Ava Mayrand and Emma Rudling were three of the four North Star athletes that competed in OFSAA track and field. Absent...

When you have a small business, the people you come into contact with become friends and a part of your lives. When you lose one of them, you feel a loss. We here at the River Town Times are feeling a loss. For quite a number of years – so much so that we’ve lost count of how many – we’ve had a pair of drivers named Ken Pritchard and Louise Francis.  They’ve been at the River Town Times longer than I have and both have roots at my previous stop of The Amherstburg Echo as well