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It was a day of fun and laughs, but also tears and hope as students gathered indoors at Gravenhurst High School to raise funds for the cancer society with Relay for Life.

Val Hamilton returns with more backyard tourism options with the Muskoka Tourism Report.

Local student and published author Paige Taylor was recently celebrated for her work at an author meet and greet at Bracebridge Library. We also had a chance to hear about her second book in her trilogy coming soon.

Bracebridge Library is offering kids a chance express themselves and to get in touch with their imagination with an ongoing Dungeons & Dragons campaign.

A student at Gravenhurst High School has created a truly phenomenal piece of Pride-related artwork that now adorns the hallway at the high school.

Tim Hortons Muskoka has raised over $34K for the Huntsville Hospital Foundation through it's stores in both Huntsville and Burk's Falls during the latest Smile Cooke Campaign.

Following a serious bullying incident that led to even more serious charges of three local girls, the Huntsville OPP is responding to concerns of parents believing it could happen again.

June is the time to recognize another deeply rooted part of Canada’s culture through National Indigenous History Month, with National Indigenous Peoples’ Day falling this year on June 21st. To recognize this important time, the Trillium Lakelands DSB Indigenous Student Success Team organized a Pow Wow and Drum Social at Bracebridge and Muskoka Lakes Secondary School in Bracebridge on June 1st, with help from local Indigenous leaders and elders.

A new set of names is adorning the wall in South Muskoka Hospital's Emergency as the hospital foundation is taking big strides to say thank you to these important donors.

A burn ban is currently in place for both Muskoka and Parry Sound and Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department Chief Gary Monahan explains what that means for our local communities.

The Muskoka Lumber Community Centre build is on track thanks to hard work from the contractor as well as lots of love from local businesses and community members.

Students at Riverside Public School recently took on an art project with an Indigenous focus.