The Aug. 14-16 weekend at Open Air was “Cycle the Burg” with the Krusher BMX Stunt Shows being a highlight. The Krusher BMX show was performed Friday night (pictured) as well as multiple performances Saturday. Vendors and a group ride were among the other events as part of the weekend. It was held in partnership with WEBC. This weekend will feature the Prohibition-era themed “Barrels & Brass” event in support of the Marsh Historical Collection, the Aug. 28-30 weekend will be

The new South Fire Hall project is facing more delays with November now the new target for when it could open. Fire chief Michael Mio acknowledges the frustrations people have, but is encouraging people to be patient as it is a building that is designed to last 50-60 years. The construction of the new Amherstburg fire hall has been delayed once again. It was learned late last week, thanks to a post from Councillor Molly Allaire on social media, that the project has been delay

A watermain project for McCurdy Dr. will not be proceeding this year, it might next year, and the province’s “Buy Ontario” legislation was part of the debate into the matter. Town council will not proceed the tender on the McCurdy Ave. watermain replacement, which would have gone from Sandwich St. S. to Lilac Ct., and will instead see if it can be done as one whole project for the entire street in 2027. The project came in over-budget by $682,872, according to a report by adm