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On Friday January 14, 2022 at 12:30 pm, CKRZ will be hosting a live on air interview with Dr. Isaac Bogoch in regards to COVID-19 and the new variants. Dr. Bogoch is an Infectious Diseases Specialist at the Toronto General Hospital and University of Toronto. He is also a regular expert with Global, CTV, CBC and many other networks as well as a member of […]

The following link contains the Chiefs Update. This weeks update was presented by councilor Nathan Wright January 10 2022

Ten debutantes dressed in traditional gowns and carrying bouquets of red roses were presented to society on November 27, 2021, at Texarkana Country Club. John Crisp, master of ceremonies, introduced each young lady as she stepped from the dais. Vicki Carr and Andrea Finley played the chosen debut song for each debutante as she and her escort circled the room. This season was coordinated by Miss Blaire Barlow. Photography was by Martin Patterson, Patterson's Camera Shop.

At a regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, Oct. 18, The Blue Earth City Council parted ways with local Project 3 Sisters LLC. Closure regarding the project has

An action-packed Blue Earth Economic Development Authority (EDA) board meeting on Thursday, Oct. 14, dealt primarily with a single topic: the fate of Rural Re

Eventbrite - UWA Archaeology presents Desert Country Food: foodways & plant management in Mithaka Country - TBC - - Find event and ticket information.

Pinterest My husband and I were searching for an authentic German restaurant when we discovered Ketzler’s Schnitzel Haus & Biergarten in Granbury. Once dining restrictions were somewhat eased, we had lunch there last March. We really liked the food and the service. That is, once we were able to find a table, because there were more customers than there were tables at the popular restaurant. Ketzler’s friendly manager told us they were preparing to move later that month into a much larger sp...

Writer Six Nations Councillors won’t celebrate Canada Day and hope to distribute something orange to every house on Six Nations to remind people of all of the unmarked children’s graves. Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) elected Chief Mark Hill brought the issue to the Political Liaison meeting on June 28. He asked councillors what they thought about celebrating Canada Day, in the wake of finding more than 1,300 unmarked graves in Western Canada in the last month. “With what we are seein...

An elected council member on Six Nations of the Grand River and a former chief of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation are running for the office of…

Article content An elected council member on Six Nations of the Grand River and a former chief of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation are running for the office of Ontario Regional Chief. Nathan Wright and Larry Sault say they want to lead the Chiefs of Ontario, an advocacy organization representing 133 Indigenous communities across the province. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Six Nations councillor, former Mississaugas chief run for Onta...