January 17th event to mark the day water is officially turned on in Maxville
The Maxville Water Project will mark a new milestone on Friday, January 17 at 3 p.m. when the water is
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CN strike, propane shortage, and poor conditions complicate drying local corn crop
A strike at Canadian National Railways (CN), combined with poor weather and crop drying conditions has caused considerable problems for
Community-minded: Sharing the joy of dancing
The Glengarry Tartans – Easy Modern Square Dance Club – Alexandria were delighted to share their Joy of Dancing with
Maxville quilt show showcases guild members’ work
A sea of colour filled Maxville United Church during the Highland Quilters’ Guild two-day quilt show November 1 and 2.
A postcard from the past: Maxville celebrates heritage with historical mural
On October 30 a new mural was unveiled in King George Park, in Maxville – and it’s left the community
The 72nd Glengarry Highland Games: Saturday’s kilts, pipes, and kids
A feast for the senses: Swirling kilts and stirring music during Saturday’s events at the Glengarry Highland Games in Maxville.
Next Generation Leahy headliners at 2019 Glengarry Highland Games
Two years ago, the Games’ prestigious Friday Night Tattoo had all the makings of one of the best with the
Celebrate Canada Day in Maxville on June 30, 2019
Celebrate Canada Day in Maxville on Sunday, June 30! Events include an 18-foot-inflatable slide and an inflatable obstacle course and
Maxville residents find out status of water system construction and how to get connected
Two meetings on June 20 at the Metcalfe Centre in Maxville were all about the Township of North Glengarry’s $30
Researcher says higher taxes would lead to lower smoking and lung cancer rates
For Dr. Doug Gray, cancer research is clearly a personal passion. Gray is a researcher at The Ottawa Hospital Research