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Incumbents are easily re-elected in area elections, hospital head is leaving, miscreants smash windshields from overpass.

Also in The News of September 22, our Journée des franco-Ontariens supplement, an inspiring man, hit-and-run charge.

Snowmobile accident, town hall shakeup, hot market

This week in The News, we also have your views on Trump, pandemic, and schools.

The News of January 6 has a silver lining, COVID-19 concerns and four pages of baby pictures!

The News of December 16 also has letters to Santa, candycane lane, merry trails, and a wide range of views.

The News of November 4 has fire, warnings, a COVID-19 update, a look back at The Great War, and much more.

Nobody is immune, dog foils break-in, jobless rate high

Also, in The News of October 21, we have a bat alert, hockey profiles, opinions, and an appeal by grounded flight attendants.

The News of August 12 also has many letters, reopening marks, a cougar sighting, drive-through fair and a new Piper.

The News of July 29 has a run on RVs, a new home for the archives, a movie shoot in Dunvegan, a cyclist on a mission, a Piper profile, and a Salute to The Games. And, of course, lots of letters.

The pandemic arrives, a pillar of the community passes away, 'Holy guacamole!'
Read about COVID-19, the loss of an upstanding citizen, and a lottery winner in the March 18 edition of The News.

Virus delays visit, more strikes, help sought to end freeeze, crucial year for recycling, Battle of Glengarry, top managers.
And, yes, there is a lot more than those headlines in the February 5 edition of The News.