Drugs, guns and cash seized by the OPP in busts in St. Clair Township and Wallaceburg - Oct. 12/24 (Photo courtesy of OPP)

Police seize $64K worth of illegal, stolen goods

A 35-year old man from St. Clair Township, and a 39-year-old woman from Wallaceburg are facing charges.

402 Front St. Overpass (Blackburn Media file photo)

Pumpkins hurled at transports from highway overpass

OPP are asking for the public's help in locating those responsible for throwing pumpkins off highway overpasses.

(Photo by Adelle Loiselle)

Speed limit to be reduced on part of St. Clair Pkwy.

Despite some opposition, the speed limit on a section of the St. Clair Parkway in Sombra will be reduced from 70 kilometres per hour to 60 km/h.

Sarnia Sting mascot holding a United Way of Sarnia-Lambton sign outside Progressive Auto Sales Arena.  (Photo by Sarnia Sting)

United Way campaign sets its sights on the 50 per cent mark

Heading into week five of the fundraising initiative, $650,320 has been raised which is 44 per cent of the $1.487 million goal.

Lambton County Warden Kevin Marriott helps deliver storytime programming at a local library. Photo submitted by the County of Lambton.

Area mayors leading story time sessions for Local Government Week

The visits will allow families a chance to meet a local elected representative, and celebrate the important work of local government service.

© Can Stock Photo / njene

Ontario eliminating costs associated with stillbirth registration

The provincial government has announced a plan to remove a cost that may increase the burden on already grieving parents.

(BlackburnNews.com file photo)

Headline inflation falls below Bank of Canada target in September

Inflation in September fell to its lowest level since September 2021, coming in at 1.6 per cent, lower than the Bank of Canada's target.

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