Emma Smith of North Lambton in Forest broke her own OFSAA West region record in winning the 800-metre intellectually impaired race on Friday afternoon at TD Waterhouse Stadium in London. She finished the race is 2:58.08 breaking her record set last year by 13 seconds. Her time on Friday was about four seconds faster than the winning time last year in the

Three LCCVI students have been honoured at the Sarnia-Lambton YMCA Youth Awards Hunter Campbell won the Alan Stevenson Award which honours a student who helped promote the mental well-being of others and encouraged those with mental health issues to come forward and seek professional treatment and support and provided leadership to efforts to remove the stigma and secrecy about mental

The Independent Swimmers will have a little extra peace of mind heading into the waters of Lambton County; Lambton Public Health will be monitoring five major beaches five days a week. Public health has been monitoring water quality for years; this year the program starts Monday. Officials say predictive beach model monitoring will be used at both the North and

Three LCCVI Lancers are heading to the provincial track and field championships in Ottawa. Hunter Campbell, Meagan Munro and Kole Chapman earned their berths Thursday at the West Regionals Thursday. Campbell placed second in the Senior Discus with a throw of 47.44 – almost four meters more than he threw at the SWOSSAA championship last week. Munro also improved her