Former Courtright haunt of Al Capone being demolished
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Keira Anjema goes up for the tip in the LK title game Feb. 18 in Wallaceburg
LCCVI win Sr. Girls volleyball title
February 19, 2026
The Independent
The LCCVI Lancers are Senior Girls’ volleyball champions.
The team won the AA Lambton-Kent title Wednesday in Wallaceburg in four tight sets. The Lancers took the first set 25-23. The Tartans bounced back to win the second 27-25. Petrolia then captured the title with wins in the final two sets 25-22 and 25-16.
The SWOSSA final will be at LCCVI Feb. 26.
The Jr. Girls’, who beat McGregor in the semi-finals, take on Wallaceburg Thursday at 4:30 pm in Petrolia for the AA Lambton-Kent title.
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Former Courtright haunt of Al Capone being demolished
July 24, 2026
The Independent The home of the first business in Courtright – said to be the former haunt of gangster Al Capone – is being torn down. Demolition of what once was the Cathcart General Store started July 21. Local historian Kip Cuthbert says the building dates back to around the 1850’s as a general store. “William Cathcart established his general
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Four charged with drug trafficking by Anishinabek Police after stop in Lambton Shores
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Ashley Norton Caught the Ace
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