King Weekly Sentinel

Holland Marsh Soupfest draws record crowds

A nice, crisp fall day enticed visitors to the annual Holland Marsh Soupfest, enjoying the best of local produce.

Candidates share passion for Nobleton’s future success

Uniting new residents and long-time citizens in Nobleton seems to be top of the list on the minds of voters and would-be politicians.

All-candidates’ meetings in King

King Township voters will have a chance to see their candidates in action, at three debates next week. Concerned Citizens of King Township (CCKT) is organizing its first all-candidates’ meeting to engage the public in learning about candidates and important issues in King Townships.

Back-to-back all-candidates’ meetings in King

King Township voters will have a chance to see their candidates in action, at back-to-back debates.

Changing habits necessary to improve village cores

Improving our village cores is as much about a concerted effort as it is about changing commuter habits.

King offers up its own unique brew

The smell of fresh coffee is one of the most recognizable scents on the planet. For coffee drinkers, there’s nothing like a good cup of java.

CDS honours Terry Fox and one of its own with a splash of colour

While every Canadian family has been touched by cancer, the Country Day School “family” found this year’s run to hit especially close to home.

Brass, Brats & Beer fundraiser for church

With an Oktoberfest flavour, the stewards of Kettleby’s historic Christ Church are holding a unique fall fundraiser. Brass, Brats & Beer will be held at ...

Everything pumpkin at King City Farmers’ Market finale

Join organizers this Sunday, Oct. 5 for the final King City Farmers’ Market of the season where they will be celebrating “Everything Pumpkin” in conjunction ...