Curling teams are being sought for an upcoming bonspiel with registration open now. “The Kincardine and District Chamber of Commerce would like to invite our members, and those who interact with our members, to come out for a day of social curling,” said chamber president Chris Turcotte. “No experience necessary, with all skill levels welcome […]
The Kincardine U13 Legion Branch 183 “B” team triumphed in an electrifying overtime match to secure the Kincardine Regional Silver Stick title, edging out Saugeen Shores with a final score of 5-4. Lawson Cohoon delivered an impressive hat trick, Ryder Dietrich scored the third goal of the game and Colby Walton sealed the victory with […]
(By Pauline Kerr) Jessica Linthorne, president and CEO of the Nuclear Innovation Institute, provided an update on NII activities and accomplishments over the past year to Bruce County council on … Continue reading NII president Jessica Linthorne provides update to Bruce County council
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(By Becky Grebenjak) The 2024 Kincardine Regional Silver Stick tournament is scheduled to take place in Kincardine at the Davidson Centre from Dec. 27 to Dec. 30. This event represents … Continue reading 2024 Kincardine Regional Silver Stick
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Police are investigating the theft of a Polaris side by side from a Kincardine residence. On Dec. 24, South Bruce OPP received a report of a break and enter at a residential property located on McFarlan Road. According to police, a black 2018 Polaris 900 side by side was stolen from an outbuilding on the […]
For a long time, people have been captivated by birds. Their vibrant colours and melodious songs have earned them a special place in our folklore and mythology. Spurred on by ancient tradition, the 43rd annual Kincardine Christmas Bird Count (KCBC) took place on Dec. 19, 2024. Participants enjoyed favourable weather and the 56 species they […]
Registration has begun for Kincardine’s Coldest Night of the Year. “The Coldest Night of the Year Walk is about more than just raising essential funds — it’s about shining a light on the challenges faced by our community’s most vulnerable members,” said Kristy Andre, fundraising champion for United Way Bruce Grey. “Together, we are taking […]
A local woman’s passion for preservation has led to the restoration of 271 headstones — and counting — at South Kinloss Cemetery in Lucknow. “A lot of these were pioneer children. They died here and then their parents picked up and moved on, so there’s no one left for them,” explained Cherie Brogreen. “I […]
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A local pet rescue recently launched a new fundraiser to help cover care costs for animals seeking homes. “We currently have 99 cats and kittens and 20 dogs and pups,” said Kathi Newell-Nicholson, founder of Adopt-a-Pet Pet Rescue in Lucknow. “The cost for their food and supplies is our main expense after their initial vetting […]
The Reid family is once again promising a hauntingly good time as they prepare for their fifth annual Halloween Haunt.
“My husband has been tinkering around with a couple of things out in the shed,” said co-organizer Nicole Reid. “We don’t want to spoil any surprises, but there will be a couple of new additions this year.”
From 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Oct. 25 and 26, all are invited to experience the Reids’ Halloween Haunt, a walk-through event at 953 Boardwalk St. in Kincardine.
The cost of admission is a non-perishable food item or cash donation with 100 per cent of the contributions once again benefitting Kincardine’s food bank.
A ghoul “statue” surprises Reid family friend Lisa Klein-Haar. Supplied photo
“We have collected over $5,000 for the food bank and four pickup truck loads of food over the last four years,” Reid said. “We don’t really ever have any expectations on how much we are going to bring in. It’s just so wonderful to see people’s joy and to also help out a great community organization like the food bank. It’s just a win-win.”
Reid is encouraging attendees to bring lots of cash to enjoy soup, donated by the Soup Spoon Company, and baked goods that will all be available by donation. The Bruce Shrine Club is also selling their Christmas products during the event.
The Reid family uses as many pumpkins as possible during their annual event, carving each one themselves. Supplied photo
“We have always really loved Halloween, and my husband and I both have such fond memories of it when we were kids,” Reid explained “It is important to us to bring something to the community with the nostalgia of a good time for the whole family. It’s extra special to be able to give back to the community we love.”
According to Reid, the event saw a couple hundred attendees in its first year, held during the pandemic in 2020, and grew to welcome more than 700 people over the course of two days in 2023.
From 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Oct. 25 and 26, all are invited to experience the Reids’ Halloween Haunt, a walk-through event at 953 Boardwalk St. in Kincardine. The cost of admission is a non-perishable food item or cash donation with 100 per cent of the contributions once again benefitting Kincardine’s food bank. Supplied photo
“It is nice to see it grow, but still stay manageable for us to do with our small group of family and friends,” Reid said. “While the decorating and logistics are all run by my husband and myself, we do enlist our parents and some friends to help out on the night. We are very grateful we have had the success we have and we look forward to continuing to bring some Halloween joy to the community for as long as we are able to.”
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