Heather Wright/The Independent Expect the population of Petrolia to swell significantly June 6 as the Petrolia Business Association and the town host a new street festival, Eat, Beats and Boutiques. Laurissa Ellsworth, director of marketing arts and communication for Petrolia, says over 110 vendors will set up booths along Petrolia Line between Tank and Eureka Street from 1 to 9

Heather Wright/The Independent Plympton-Wyoming Councillor Mike Vasey is worried the local fire department is becoming the training ground for full-time fire services; and it’s costing the town money. Plympton-Wyoming Fire Chief Will Davidson presented the 2025 year-end report during the May 15 council meeting. It included statistics on response time including the fact that 74 per cent of the structure

Cathy Dobson/The Independent Six new doctors with connections to Lambton County are receiving a combined $43,000 from the Norma and Don Moore Scholarship Fund this year. In 2017, the Oil Springs farmer set up the $1 million fund with the Sarnia Community Foundation in his late wife’s name. Moore passed away in 2022 but the interest from the fund continues to

John Wright/The Independent Kole Chapman will be LCCVI’s lone OFSAA returnee but he won’t be the only Lancer heading to the provincial track and field championships after an impressive meet from their newcomers. Chapman will be joined by Rayah Minten, Kallee Elliott, Jaylen Helps, and Liam Hackett at the OFSAA Track and Field Championships in St. Catharines that run from