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By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley The Georgina Studio Tour is fast becoming a major tourist attraction, drawing not only hundreds of local people but also visitors from...

Main Stories: Pefferlaw Ice Pad tagged with racist graffiti Why some trustee candidates live outside Georgina, History comes to life during Harvestfest, Georgina Marathon draws hundreds of runners, Briars Golf Club celebrates 100 years

By Mike Anderson At least two portable picnic tables and a concrete floor at the Pefferlaw Ice Pad were vandalized with lewd and racist graffiti...

By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley Harvestfest 2022, sponsored by the Georgina Historical Society, attracted more than 500 people to the Pioneer Village on September 17, eager to...

By Mike Anderson The second annual Georgina Marathon, held on September 11, was a resounding success, drawing hundreds of runners and their families to De...

By Ewa Chwojko-Srawley The Briars Golf Club, founded in 1922 by local enthusiasts, is still a community-driven organization full of fun with a laid-back feel. "For...

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...

Main Stories: Job Fair aims to boost local employment, Why can’t I buy a hot dog at the beach? Hedge Road Landing could begin construction this month, Harvestfest returns to Georgina Pioneer Village, Ukrainian Refugee fundraiser raises over $5,000, Pow Wow hopes to draw big crowds at Sutton DHS

By Mike Anderson The much anticipated but repeatedly delayed Hedge Road Landing development in Jackson's Point will finally begin construction this Fall. Alex Troop, President 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...