The annual Migration Festival is coming to Kingsville again this year from Oct. 17 to Oct. 20, with many activities to choose from. For the past 55 years, the municipality of Kingsville and the Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary have hosted
The Kingsville community raised over $20,000 in a Terry Fox Run event last weekend, Sept. 15. For the past 44 years, Canada has hosted “Terry Fox Run” events nationwide, raising over 60 million dollars from 2019-2023. All these events were
Pickleball has nothing to do with pickles. The game is part badminton, ping-pong and tennis. It is played in an area about a quarter the size of a tennis court, with a paddle and a plastic ball. It is also a
In 1904, Jack Miner, also known as “Wild Goose Jack,” dug a hole for a pond and filled it with water. Many geese came to that pond and Miner would feed them. Miner’s pond would become a stop on the path the geese use when flying south
Construction on County Road 20 W. is set to be wrapped up by Dec. 14. Mayor Nelson Santos said he wishes to thank Kingsville residents and business owners for their patience with the delays on the project, which aims to
As winter melts away, a new concern grows in Windsor-Essex: Phragmites Australis. Also known as the common reed, Phragmites is an invasive species of plant that has been in the area for decades. Thriving in wetlands and ditches, Phragmites have
Many different people come to places like these: scavengers, rummagers, bargainers. Likely everyone has stepped inside one at one point or another. Where is this place every person knows? The flea market. Flea markets are essentially a collection of
For more than a quarter of a century, residents of Kingsville have enjoyed the lights displayed at Lakeside Park during the winter season. An event started by members of the community and eventually adopted by the town, Fantasy of Lights
The Town of Kingsville is taking measures to lower the glow of greenhouses. Light pollution from greenhouses in Kingsville has been on the forefront of conversation for many brightly-lit nights and mornings in the community. Deputy Mayor Gord Queen forwarded
The dim light sways above, casting down onto the hallway ahead. Brick walls lead the Dejong family toward the large, imposing barred door, flanked by mailbox, a rack of keys and an electrical panel extended from the wall. There are
By Miranda Monahan The musical Guys and Dolls is being performed at Migration Hall in Kingsville. The play began its run on Feb. 22. The story follows a gambler named Nathan Detroit as he looks for a place and
By Pranav Patel The Municipality of Leamington has announced they will soon start an intercommunity bus service. It is receiving $606,000 from the Provincial Ministry of Transportation “Community Transportation Grant Program-– Long-distance Scheduled Intercommunity Bus Service” stream. According to
By Cody Wall Be strong, Rock on. This is one of the mottoes Andrew Banar follows daily, whether he is working his job at Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens, attending a Kingsville Kings game, playing Rock Band or running his self-started business
By Maxwell de Liberato Tourists and business owners are finding Kingsville, Ont. the place to be. On Oct. 17 a new branch of a local Windsor hotspot, Wineology opens on Main Street in Kingsville. This new location is the
By Cody Wall Of the 23 players on the Kingsville Kings roster, this season 19 of them live with a billet family. The Kingsville Kings sit in first place of the Greater Metro Hockey League standing, having lost only four
By: Tate Harris Kingsville restaurant owners are using dining trends and the support of each other to find success in what is typically a tough industry. The town, known for its wineries, has started to offer more dining options and
By Simar Kalra Ruthven’s Apple Festival is a yearly event that takes place in Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens in Kingsville, Ont. It attracts vendors from all over, exhibiting their farm produce and goods such as books and bee’s wax candles.
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