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Bruce Head is kawarthaNOW's managing editor, events editor, chief technical officer, and a contributing writer. Outside of work, he enjoys songwriting, playing guitar, and spending time with Cait the border collie.
Two-time Giller Prize winner Souvankham Thammavongsa one of seven authors participating in this year’s...
July 17 and 18 event also features Kate Cayley, Plum Johnson, Merilyn Simonds, Loretta Garbutt, Marcus Cutler, Terry Fallis, and Rod Carley.
Peterborough city council endorses $57 million for $170-million downtown sport and event centre
Four of 10 members of council voted to defer Mayor Jeff Leal's motion, citing lack of due diligence and impact of debt financing on other future capital projects.
Mayor advocates for $170-million event centre in downtown Peterborough just hours before council debates...
Proposed 5,800-seat venue is backed by business leaders, but how the city would pay for it is still unresolved.
Rising Canadian country music artist Tyler Joe Miller makes his Peterborough Musicfest debut on...
In 2019, the B.C. native was the first independent artist whose debut single reached number one on the Billboard Canada Country chart.
‘I’m ready to lead’: Ron Black announces run for Selwyn Township mayor in fall...
Currently deputy mayor, Black is a longtime Selwyn resident, three-time councillor, volunteer, and retired businessperson.
Alto to announce a ‘more precise corridor’ for proposed high-speed rail corridor by fall
With the first phase of public consultation completed, CEO Martin Imbleau says public feedback will help Alto 'find the right balance'.
Kawartha Tool Library grows beyond Peterborough with new Lindsay location
Habitat for Humanity Peterborough & Kawartha Region marks Earth Week with April 25 grand opening at Lindsay ReStore.
Minden Hills continues flood response as Gull River levels rise, including setting up an...
After declaring a state of emergency on Tuesday, the Haliburton County township urges residents to avoid flooded areas and protect their property.
Ford government relaxes alcohol rules across Ontario provincial parks
Drinking will no longer be restricted to campsites but allowed at beaches, picnic areas, and other day-use spaces.
4th Line Theatre in Millbrook announces casting for its 34th summer season
Outdoor theatre company presents restagings of Leanna Brodie's 'Schoolhouse' and Megan Murphy's 'Wild Irish Geese', featuring a mix of new and returning performers.
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