Articles by Megan Gallant
Learn about the region from local authors at the Kawartha Lakes Book Festival on...
Event in Bobcaygeon and Lindsay is the third annual partnership between the Kawartha Lakes Writers and Kawartha Lakes Public Library.
Know Your Locals: Lakefield’s David Goyette proves it’s never too late to find a...
The long-time musician, writer, arts promoter, community supporter, and philanthropist continues to find success as an abstract expressionist artist.
North Hastings community comes together for 4th annual family Halloween celebration at Burke’s Barnyard
Melissa and Gary Burke are hosting October 19 event northeast of Bancroft that features an all-new vendor market and costume exchange.
Art Gallery of Peterborough celebrates 50 years by getting groovy with It’s All About...
The gallery's largest annual fundraiser includes an online silent auction beginning October 11 and a 1970s-themed in-person live auction on October 26.
Know Your Locals: Steve Nicholls celebrates three years of Billyard Insurance Group Peterborough
Covering all your insurance needs, the highly rated and community-minded brokerage firm recently welcomed Rourke Stevenson to the team.
By supporting Community Futures Peterborough’s ScaleUP program, Scotiabank is investing in the community
Graduating entrepreneurs who learned how to expand their established businesses could create a ripple effect in the local economy.
A Kawartha Lakes catering company is ‘making meals matter’ by giving back to the...
Charlene Vanderburg and Tammy Thurston of Lindsay's Board and Nibble Catering Co. use leftover food to provide affordable weekly meals to those in need.
Peterborough’s Tiffany Arcari shares what she has learned from ‘The Tiffany Show’
With season two underway, Arcari shares advice for following your dreams, finding authentic connections, and for getting creative.
Gzowski College’s Melanie Buddle reflects on her time in Peterborough as the college celebrates...
Principal of Trent University's youngest college has herself spent more than 20 years as a professional, mother, and active community member.
Grady’s Feet Essentials in Peterborough celebrates 40 years in business
Owners Tony and Kelli Grady reflect on four decades of selling comfortable, built-to-last shoes.