For 19-year-old Woodslee native Rubie Diemer, dreams really do come true.
For 19-year-old Woodslee native Rubie Diemer, dreams really do come true.
Newly Appointed Goodfellows President Shares Her Devotion To The Charitable Organization
Dodgeball is a game that is so universal that when life on another planet is finally discovered, it’s a near certainty...
For his 50th birthday, John Liviero, owner of Sooter’s Photography, received the gift from his wife, Anita: a plane...
“We consider it not only our job, but our duty, to continue to provide the highest level of care as possible to our...
In 2019, a Riverside resident saw an empty riverfront lot and had a vision: her dream home.
Every year, a month before verdant spring bleaches into another scorching summer, we gather together to celebrate...
When listening to 17 year old Brett Brochu, a goalie for the London Knights, describe the role, it sounds like a high...
Art has its beautiful way of inspiring us to stop, think, and reflect, and the murals down Butterfly Lane were created...
Nestled on a quiet downtown residential street, the Museum shines the spotlight on personal narratives of the people...
It’s difficult to describe Jakob Skrzypa's short film Balls! to the uninitiated.
If there is one museum in Essex County that represents this region’s history, it is the Canadian Transportation Museum...
Some great ideas are just inevitable. That’s how it was with Oneday Dreams—there was no way it wouldn’t come into being.
On Saturday, June 22nd, 2019, the 17th Annual Independent Music Awards show were hosted at the Symphony Space...
At her wits’ end, Carol ran a search online: “I need help, I have someone in severe pain.”
For many of us, playing with LEGO was one of our earliest forms of creative expression. However, one lucky Windsorite...
With over 85,000 non-profits and donations totalling over $15 billion, philanthropy is a big business in Canada...
n the July 9th edition of the newspaper, a small blurb appeared on the front page, titled “Name is Changed by Country...
Reva Rozwaski grew up in a small town in Poland called Diatlova, which is now located in Belarus. “I grew up in an old...
A ghost note is “an ethereal note that’s applied but not necessarily played; it’s what you hear between the notes and...
“No kid sleeps on the floor in our town.” That’s the motto of Sleep in Heavenly Peace, an international organization...
Ten years ago, 14-year-old Erica Fryer of Amherstburg told us, “I’m hoping hockey can be part of my life for a long...
Edging their way toward the holy Ganges River in northern India, two Windsor couples were caught up in an endless...
Hoping to attract a little attention for their Burlington-based band, a blonde woman flanked by four dark-haired men...
Over the years, golfers have tried just about everything to improve their games. Many have taken lessons. Others have...
They say that those who forget their history are doomed to repeat it. A quaint sentiment. But, as always, the truth is...
The Windsor International Film Festival turns twenty in 2024, celebrating a major milestone.
Local Photographer Travels to Indonesia to Capture Otherworldly Images Story by Matthew St. AmandPhotography by Todd Ternovan When LaSalle photographer, Todd Ternovan, stepped out the front door of the Grand Barong...
When you walk into the house on Old Tecumseh Road in Lakeshore, time slows down.
Memory is a mundane mystery. When it functions, we barely notice its monumental role in our daily lives.
This year’s class of inductees into the Windsor Essex County Sports Hall of Fame is impressive and it could be one of the most star-studded in the hall’s 42-year history.
A conservative estimate of how many photographs Nick Brancaccio took during his forty-one-year career with The Windsor Star comes out around 15,000.
The Holocaust happened nearly 100 years ago, yet the realities were ever present for the survivors and patients of Pamela Goldstein.