By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
If you want to break free from the mundane, this festival is for you.
Step into a world where the rhythm of your breath intertwines with the beat of the music, and your body finds liberation through...
By Mike Anderson
The Georgina Military Museum's annual Military Day is always one of the highlights of the summer.
And this year's event, held on Saturday, June 17, did not disappoint as more than 400 visitors viewed two mock WW2 re-enactments...
By Michelle Poirier
On May 23, the Town of Georgina recognized some of the many volunteers in this community during the 2022 Volunteer Award of Merit ceremony held at the ROC.
One of the Organization Award of Merit recipients was The...
By: Karin Simpson, Queensville Players President
On November 22nd 2022, the Queensville Players Community Theatre family was rocked to the core with the tragic accident that took the lives of Jon, Stefphanie, and Riddick MacHart leaving the sole survivor, Rowghan,...
By Mike Anderson
Ideal weather conditions greeted more than 600 runners at the start of last Saturday's Georgina Spring Fling Marathon, held at De La Salle Park in Jackson's Point.
Daytime temps on May 6 — hovering around 18C — combined...
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
Several months of Covid lockdowns have wreaked havoc with our mental health. How can we get to a happier, healthier place? By volunteering in your community, of course!
That was the focus of The Gifts of Giving Project,...
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
The music industry was hit hard by COVID. Many musicians tried to have a presence via Zoom, but there is nothing that can replace performing live on-stage.
Our local musicians recently got that chance thanks to a...
By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley
After a two-year hiatus, Wonder Women: Women in Business Conference, hosted by the Georgina Chamber of Commerce on September 23, presented local businesswomen and future entrepreneurs with a forum to exchange ideas and network.
The full-day conference featured...
By Iryna Paltseva
Something amazing happened 42 years ago. An incredible young man Terry Fox who faced a terrible disease and had his leg amputated due to cancer not only didn’t give up but became an example for millions of...
By Michelle Poirier
Over $5,000 was raised during the Georgina Post Fundraising Dinner for Ukrainian Refugees at the Sutton Legion Hall on August 28, hosted by Mike Anderson, the community paper's editor and publisher.
Anderson said half of the money raised...
