No Change in gas prices via Joel Hirtle
No changes expected in gas prices overnight.
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Citizens on Patrol looking for volunteers.
Before my grandfather’s passing in 2015, he volunteered 20 years of service to the Nova Scotia Citizens On Patrol. The plaques that recognize his volunteer hours still hang in my grandmother’s home. They paint the picture of how many hours and years of service he provided to our communities. “Citizens On Patrol provides support, development […]
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Structure fire at CKF Inc. In Hantsport.
Hantsport Firefighters were alerted of a commercial structure fire at the CKF Inc. in Hantsport on Sunday morning. Additional mutual aid was requested from Wolfville, Windsor, and Brooklyn Fire Departments. It was learned that a fire had started from a paper manufacturing machine inside the facility. Employees on site attempted to extinguish the fire but […]
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RCMP Media Release – Kings District RCMP charge man after seizing a number of items from a home in Auburn.
On November 22, officers with Kings District RCMP and Annapolis District RCMP executed a search warrant at a residence in the 2800 block of Hwy. 1. The search was in relation to an ongoing investigation into eight commercial break and enters across Kings County. During the search, officers seized multiple items believed to have been […]
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Behind The Scenes with Nova Scotia Public Works
On Sunday, I had the opportunity to witness first hand what our provincial operators from the Department of Public Works deal with during significant weather. I was quite amazed by the experience – the attention to detail that comes with the job and how much happens both inside and outside of the cab. During our […]
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Kings Transit to receive $5.1 Million through Canada Public Transit Fund
Photo via Municipality of County of Kings What a morning! Kings-Hants MP Kody Blois announced that the Government of Canada is committing to giving the Kings Transit Authority more than $5.1 million through the new Canada Public Transit Fund. The funding will be granted in yearly payments delivered from 2026 until 2036. Mayor Dave Corkum, […]
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Greenleaf Enterprises in Wilmot has more than what meets the eye
If you are looking to add some Christmas additions, looking for a homemade wreath or maybe just looking to browse, this just might just be the spot for you! Green Leaf Enterprises along Highway 1 in Wilmot right at the intersection of Dodge Road has absolutely no shortage of interesting items in their store for […]
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KPS Media Release – Kentville Police Investigate Sudden Death in Kentville
The Kentville Police Service is investigating a sudden death. On December 4th, at approximately 10:20am, police were called to 81 Bridge Street in Kentville, commonly known as Miner’s Marsh. A 52-year-old man was found deceased. Investigators are working with the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service to determine the cause of death, however there is no […]
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Gas prices anticipated to drop via Joel Hirtle
Gas down 5.7 cpl Diesel down 2.0 cpl ————————-
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Valley Search & Rescue participate in Mock Search
Volunteers participated in a mock search and rescue near the Valley Drive In Theatre for a report of two individuals that had been missing since the night before. Each time searchers are tasked with finding missing persons, team members gather to receive extremely important information about the individuals. These details are crucial for knowing what […]
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