Bancroft this Week

Ada Tinney’s legacy lives on

By Chris Drost Referring to someone who has passed as having led a life well-lived, might seem cliché, but when it comes to Ada Tinney, ...

Yesterday’s news

By Nate SmelleTHERE IS NOTHING like a stack of old newspapers or magazines to get my wheels turning. As soon as I catch a glimpse ...

Coe Hill Fair returns

By Kristena Schutt-Moore The Coe Hill Agricultural Fair returned after a two year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions on Friday, Aug. 26 and Saturday, ...

Local youth raises $160 towards hospital equipment

By Chris Drost Being a contributing community member is not restricted by age. Young Colton McCaskie demonstrated recently that people of all ages can help ...

Limerick Friends Club preparing for events into Christmas

By Mike RileyLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterWhile they are busy preparing their booth for the Coe Hill Fair for Aug. 26 and 27, the Limerick Friends ...

Second week of Algonquin Park birch bark canoe build went smoothly

By Mike RileyLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterLast week, Bancroft This Week brought you the story of a two-week long birch bark canoe build being undertaken up ...

Red barn in Maynooth takes on new life

By Chris Drost There’s been a rumbling in Maynooth and it is being caused by a collaboration between local Boulter residents, artist Susan Dunlop, and ...

Miracle treat day serves up over $2,000 for kids hospitals

By Kristena Schutt-Moore The scent of delicious food filled the main street of Bancroft on Thursday, Aug. 11 as the Bancroft fire department teamed up with ...

Mamma Mia extends dates

By Kristena Schutt-Moore The audience was either singing along, dancing in their seats, or falling out of their seats with laughter during the first showing of ...

ECE information session held at Hub 168 on Aug. 17

By Mike RileyLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterNorth Hastings Children’s Services and Loyalist College co-hosted an information session on Aug. 17 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. ...