A growing petition in Greater Napanee is urging officials to prove that removing mature oak trees along County Road 9 is truly necessary before taking irreversible action.

This animal cruelty case is sparking debate over whether a legal sentence can still feel too light for a crime that shocked the community.

This gravel pit debate highlights growing concerns about groundwater, missing records, and whether rules are being applied fairly.

This beloved drive-in’s new chapter has locals hopeful it can stay affordable, familiar, and true to the movie-first experience they’ve always loved.

This new retail project is raising bigger questions about growth, local businesses, and what kind of future Picton residents want.

A renewed push to return Sir John A. Macdonald’s statue to Picton’s Main Street has reopened deep divisions in Prince Edward County.

In Prince Edward County, a council meeting controversy has shifted from a single remark to a broader question of respect, accountability, and whether resident concerns about rural roads will lead to meaningful action.

Prince Edward County is updating its financial relief program to reach more residents and better reflect real household needs.

A planned rebuild of County Road 3 in Prince Edward County is raising questions from residents about road priorities, spending decisions, and whether the County has clearly explained why this project is moving ahead now.

After two terms, Mayor Steve Ferguson is stepping aside, setting up an open mayoral race at a pivotal time for Prince Edward County.

Big Island residents are voicing concerns over road conditions, saying ongoing issues are affecting safety and daily travel.

This spring surge in tick sightings shows why more residents are taking precautions before heading outdoors.

This convincing parking ticket scam shows how quickly panic and urgency can trick people into clicking before they stop to question it.

After decades of delays, a major provincial funding increase may finally move County Road 49 toward reconstruction.

A revived resort proposal at Roblin Lake is drawing strong local concern over water capacity, ecology, and long-term impacts.

This is a 2025 case involving an inoperative Airbnb listing that exposed serious gaps in Prince Edward County’s short-term accommodation enforcement system, raising questions about how by-law penalties are issued, enforced, and appealed.

A late 11% increase in OPP policing costs forced Prince Edward County council to revise its nearly finalized 2026 budget.

A planned closure of the Picton public health office has been paused following strong community response and a partnership agreement with the Prince Edward Family Health Team.

Steve Ferguson highlighted progress made during the current council term and outlined priorities for 2026.

When global headlines feel louder and more unsettling, even life in Prince Edward County can feel affected. This reflective essay explores how global uncertainty quietly shapes local economies, emotions, and community life, and why focusing on local connection, participation, and care can restore a sense of stability when the world feels unpredictable.