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Ruthless is the story of a naive 1950s housewife, Judy, and her adorable but sociopath 8-year-old daughter Tina. Encouraged by her manager, Sylvia, Tina will do ANYTHING to get the lead role in her school play…anything.  Ruthless is playing at the Firehall Theatre from Feb. 15 to Mar.10, 2019.  Mike Balsom reports.

The Age-Friendly Niagara Network held a community forum in Pelham recently. Brenda Schulz files this report.

The Fire Gods from the Toronto Firefighter Calendar took over the Americana Conference Resort and Spa in Niagara Falls to raise funds for Project Share's Out of the Cold Program. Norah-Jean Howard files this report.

The Port Colborne Operatic Society are ready to hit the stage with Once Upon a Mattress. Brenda Schultz attended a recent dress rehearsal to find out more.

Chorus Niagara’s 13th Annual Singathon. Mike Balsom reports.

This week we are taking a look back at the official media fundraising campaign launch for The Alzheimer Society Niagara Region Family & Community Resource Centre in St. Catharines. This event, held February 11, 2001, saw some very special guests and hockey legends in attendance who played a large part in raising funds.

Led by a group of committed volunteers, Niagara Falls Community Outreach expect to serve over 43,000 meals this year. The Source paid them a recent visit to learn more.

Port Colborne residents held their annual celebration of winter recently. Sportsfest provides a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities designed to get people to #porticipate

The Hope Centre & the city of Welland partnered up on a Toque Tuesday event at civic square.

Gong hei fat choy! The Fallsview Casino celebrated the arrival of the New Year of the Pig this week, with a traditional Lion Dance performance. James J. Hall was there and brings you this report.

Organizers of the Niagara Entrepreneur of the Year Awards brought lifetime achievement award winners together for a photo shoot in advance of the 25th annual awards ceremony.

Travel Stories by artist Julie McIntyre will be on display at the Grimsby Public Art Gallery until March 24, 2019.