• Moto Craft draws hundreds to Base 31 in Prince Edward County

    Moto Craft draws hundreds to Base 31 in Prince Edward County
    PICTON — You could call it Woodstock for motorcyclists or a medieval jousting tournament.The Royal Distributing chain Moto Craft event at Base 31 last weekend was a combination of the two.Hundreds of motorcyclists and their machines converged at the Base 31 complex for three days of partying, camping, and showing their skills in various games and competitions. The generous site offered plenty of room for all events, plus dining and bar facilities and live music by bands like The Wild High
  • Big winners at Savour The Sips festival In Downtown Belleville

    Big winners at Savour The Sips festival In Downtown Belleville
    Downtown Belleville saw a flurry of activity this past Sat., July 25 at the second annual Savour the Sips non-alcoholic drink competition.Hundreds of patrons sampled delicious drinks from 12 participating restaurants for only $2 each.Many votes were cast but ultimately, winners had to be chosen.The 2026 Savour The Sips winning line up by judges is featured:First place: The Lark, “Pearl’s Dreamsicle”Second place: Indian Vibe, “Mango Masala Mojito”Third place: The Ka
  • Four community groups awarded grants in Bay of Quinte: Allsopp

    Four community groups awarded grants in Bay of Quinte: Allsopp
    Tyler Allsopp, MPP for Bay of Quinte, announced four local organizations will receive $ 80,800 seniors community grants to bring seniors together across the region.“Seniors built our province and our communities. It is our responsibility to ensure they have opportunities to live a vibrant, engaged lifestyle as they age,” said Allsopp. “Bay of Quinte has an older population than the provincial average. The successful recipients of this funding have demonstrated their ability to
  • Ontario offers $50,000 reward for info on missing man last seen in Picton

    Ontario offers $50,000 reward for info on missing man last seen in Picton
    Seven years after Jonathan Fowler’s disappearance, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) continue to pursue investigative leads while a $50,000 reward remains available for information.Jonathan, who would now be 40 years old, was last seen in Picton in July 2019.Foul play is not being ruled out by the OPP.“Seven years have passed, but our commitment to finding answers for Jonathan’s family has not changed. We believe someone has information that could make a difference in this i
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