Kawartha Lakes Weekly

Packing up the past, painting the future: Kawartha Art Gallery on the move

The Kawartha Art Gallery will soon have a new home. Previously located on the second floor of the Lindsay library,… Continue reading “Packing up the past, painting the future: Kawartha Art Gallery on the move”

Ward 5 Councillor Mark Doble hopes to bring more trade jobs and revitalize North Lindsay

This is the sixth in an anticipated eight-part series where Kawartha Lakes Weekly is sitting down with councillors from all… Continue reading “Ward 5 Councillor Mark Doble hopes to bring more trade jobs and revitalize North Lindsay”

One tiny fighter, countless smiles: A journey from illness to joy

Two-year-old Wrenley Hartung and her family have been through more than their share of health complications in the last year…. Continue reading “One tiny fighter, countless smiles: A journey from illness to joy”

Charlie McDonald’s push for fair housing, better roads, and local healthcare

Charlie McDonald has several titles to his name: Councillor of Ward 7, deputy mayor, and a member of a variety… Continue reading “Charlie McDonald’s push for fair housing, better roads, and local healthcare”

Edwin Binney’s Farm asks for help after key partnership ends

Edwin Binney’s Community Farm and Education Centre, located beside the Crayola building in Lindsay, is calling on the community for… Continue reading “Edwin Binney’s Farm asks for help after key partnership ends”

Ward 4 Councillor Dan Joyce: the man with the blue folder and a vision for change

This is the fourth in an anticipated eight-part series where Kawartha Lakes Weekly is sitting down with councillors from all… Continue reading “Ward 4 Councillor Dan Joyce: the man with the blue folder and a vision for change”

Strawberry farming has deep roots in Kawartha Lakes

In 1921, T.J. Perdue placed an advertisement in the Lindsay Daily Post offering for sale five acres of land about… Continue reading “Strawberry farming has deep roots in Kawartha Lakes”