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The 10th edition of Soupfest was held recently in Port Colborne. The fundraiser benefits the Port Cares Reach Out Centre.

The Recreation Therapy Program at Niagara College is celebrating the second successful year of the Pen Pal Project. Students in the program were required to write letters to seniors at Heidehof in St. Catharines as well as The Williamsburg retirement residence in Burlington and to youth at the Niagara Children's Centre. Mitchell Glass brings you this report.

The city of Welland has begun a process of public engagement that will lead to a new master plan for parks, recreation & culture.

Champ Thompson from the Harlem Globetrotters meets Kate from Eden High School in St. Catharines.

Lakeshore Catholic High School in Port Colborne is busy rehearsing their upcoming production of Footloose - The Musical. It takes place April 25th - 28th at 150 Janet Street. Brenda Schultz brings you this report.

Govenor Simcoe students bring the musical Into The Woods to the stage. More in this YourTV story.

Members of My Son The Hurricane spoke with Mike Balsom about their new release - Ride The Bullet.

The Welland Rotary Club was founded on April 1st, 1920. In recognition of their 100th anniversary in 2020, the Club held a kickoff reception to talk about some upcoming events. Lori Taraba reports.

In honour of this Sunday's Wrestlemania, YourTV History takes a look back to July 2002 when WWE Niagara Falls opened it's doors to the public. Mark Wikobrado was there that day to learn more about Clifton Hill's latest attraction as well as greet some very special visitors who came by for the Opening Ceremonies!

Over 200 students were looking to impress the judges at the Niagara Regional Science and Engineering Fair.

Canadian bestselling author Douglas Gardham stopped by Chapters in St. Catharines to promote his latest novel "The Musician!" Source Reporter Mike Balsom brings you this report.

The Niagara Woodcarvers Association held their 40th annual Woodcarving show and competition at Heartland Forest in Niagara Falls. Wonders of Wood featured over 60 carvers from across the province and United States. Lori Taraba reports.