Members of the Deslippe family (Paula Stiles, Glen Deslippe, Eric Deslippe, Mitchelle Deslippe and Paul Deslippe), the Galipeau family (Cathy Bondy and Gail Galipeau) and the Fryer family (Tanya Fryer and Bill Fryer) stand with veterans banners that were put up in memory of family members. The banners were installed last Thursday along Sandwich St. S. A number of local veterans are being remembered thanks to new banners that have been installed in Amherstburg. Veterans banner

Runners make their way through Holiday Beach Conservation Area during last Saturday morning’s “Sully Monster Dash.” The family of young Sully Lowe wanted to give back to the hospital that helped him with his health issues, and over 150 people joined them. The first-ever “Sully’s Monster Dash” was held last Saturday morning at Holiday Beach Conservation Area with a one-kilometre “kids dash” followed by the 5K run/walk/wheel, with many participants in costume. Brian Lowe said t

79-81 Murray St. captured the Paul Oberman Award for Adaptive Reuse in the Small-Scale/Individual/Small Business category. The Architectural Conservancy of Ontario (ACO) handed out its 2025 Heritage Awards earlier this month and there are two winners with Amherstburg connections. The building at 79-81 Murray St. captured the Paul Oberman Award for Adaptive Reuse in the Small-Scale/Individual/Small Business category. That building houses the Bucket List Coffee Roastery Café an