A photo posted on WEBC’s social media accounts shows someone painted their name on a tree in Windsor. This is just one act of vandalism that is being investigated. The Windsor-Essex Bike Community (WEBC) has been enduring vandalism and theft at some of its trails and is now speaking out. WEBC president James Braakman said things are actually working out in a positive way and the group is getting more support as a result of its social media post last week. “It’s a story that r

Stacie Wark and son Weston check out some of the goodies. “All About Mom” Mother’s Day Market returns, new charity supported By Ron Giofu An annual tradition returned to the AMA Sportsmen’s Association May 9, thanks to the Sweet Moments Cookie Co. Sweet Moments presented its annual “All About Mom” Mother’s Day Market and the Saturday market featured approximately 25 vendors. Mary Lippert, owner of Sweet Moments Cookie Co., said vendors come in from not just Amherstburg, but

Caira Shilson, Ryan Cole and Aranna Rosati paint a Dalhousie St. fire hydrant. North Star High School art teacher Andrea Craig-Wammes is in the back row with Ron Fryer, with Fryer being the original artist in 1994. A dozen fire hydrants in the downtown core of Amherstburg have been repainted and refreshed thanks to North Star High School students. The students were out last Tuesday and Wednesday painting new designs on the hydrants along Dalhousie St., Fort Malden Dr. and Lai