"attachment_137011" align="alignnone" width="700"] Members of 100 Women Who Care CK and Kiwanis of Chatham-Kent celebrate a ...
By Michael Bennett Local Journalism Initiative The Ridgetown Independent News The 2027 annual budget update process returns in January and February for its final annual update within Chatham-Kent’s ...
Editor: It was bound to happen. After a summer of observing the uncontrolled and dangerous use of E-scooters on local venues, I witnessed an accident and near-miss. While walking ...
Editor: For close to two decades, Project Bookmark Canada has been creating a literary trail across Canada. The trail is marked by bookmarks (plaques) highlighting a poem or passage ...
"attachment_137020" align="alignnone" width="111"] Sam Kovinsky[/caption] By John Rhodes Special to The Voice I have a Facebook site known as Chatham History at which our nearly 12,000 members post ...
"attachment_137012" align="alignnone" width="700"] Jason Gillett, left, and Glenn Miller have moved up in the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation as chair and vice chair of its board of directors.
Hundreds gathered in downtown Chatham on Remembrance Day to honor Canada's military veterans, acknowledging those who have ...
Chatham-Kent police have temporarily suspended their partnership with the internationally renowned Crime Stoppers program. The move comes in response to a widespread data breach that compromised more ...
An early evening crash on Pioneer Line just north of Chatham Monday night is still under investigation by Chatham-Kent police. The crash sent a motorcyclist to hospital with what were initially ruled ...
For just the second time since 2006, Marjorie Crew won’t be attending Monday night council meetings. Crew finished third in Ward 7 voting behind Steve Kenney and Amy Finn. In 2014, she unsuccessfully ...
Mike Bonner bids on a Live Auction Experience. The annual gala for the Chatham-Kent Hospice pulled in nearly $222,000 recently. The event brought guests together for an evening of gourmet dining, ...
Judy Shantz spent 36 years working in civil service in the area. The last 16 of those were as clerk for the Municipality of Chatham-Kent. She retired after overseeing her fifth municipal election.