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Lights! Lines! Action!

Production coming to the Vogue Theatre The stage is set - a barn in the Prairies and a bunker in France. The lights are positioned - to create a dream sequence, sunlight and lightning. The sound effects have been cued - thunder and machine gun fire...
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Dive into the 3rd Season of Dance Festival de Danse–Miramichi

Jacques Poulin-DenisFollowing the success of the two previous editions that drew nearly a thousand participants, the stage is now set for the Festival de Danse Miramichi Dance Festival Season 3. This event joins French and English communities of Miramichi and elsewhere across the Atlantic provinces. The Festival will be held from...
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Knights of Columbus Hosting St. Patrick’s Dance & Supper

The Father Barry Council Knights of Columbus is hosting a St. Patrick’s Dance and Supper on Friday, March 13 at their hall in Quarryville. A traditional corned beef and cabbage supper will take place at 7:00pm, with a dance following at 9:00pm. Music will be provided by Zack’s Band. Tickets...
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St. Agnes Hosting Stations of the Cross During Lent

The Anglican Parish of Derby and Blackville continues to host Love Was His Meaning: Stations of the Cross services every Friday during Lent at St. Agnes’ Anglican Church in Grey Rapids.  Sessions were already held on February 20, February 27 and March 6. Following the services, a simple Lenten lunch...
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Recent Search for This Old Thing

Do you know what this is? Last month Bernie Colepaugh of the Miramichi Folklore Park in Renous shared a photo of an old item and asked if anyone knew what it was. We received a few responses. Some thought it was a bed warmer, that you...
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride Is Coming To Napan

Napan, NB (March 3, 2015) - One of Canada's most recognized icons, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Musical Ride, will be performing at the Napan Agricultural Show fairgrounds on June 8th and 9th, 2015.   The RCMP Musical Ride represents a colourful Canadian tradition. The troop of 32 horses...
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McCormack Descendant Seeks Family History

Fenton McCormack, a descendant of the McCormick family of Blackville, is looking for information about his ancestors.  He explains below: “My father, Fenton D. McCormick (spelled at the time) was born in 1912 to Fenton S. and Mary McCormick (nee McClaughlin) in Blackville. He had a sister by the name...
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Last Chance to View one of Galerie ARTcadienne’s Largest Exhibits

Pointe Sauvage, 1980, oil on canvas, Lise Aubut and Edith Butler’s collection. Photo by René Bouchard. The Galerie ARTcadienne has been presenting one of its largest exhibits to date. Images of Acadie features work from the very well known Acadian artist, painter and illustrator, Nérée de Grâce....
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Blackville Rec Council Hosts Successful Community Skating Party

The Blackville Recreation Council hosted their annual free skating party for local youth on Friday, February 13. Over 75 skaters braved the cold weather and hit the ice for a couple hours of skating and family fun. Throughout the evening, 50 prizes were given out, including gift cards and certificates...
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Fad Diet Victims: There is a Better Way

If you are going to have a snack, make it count! Combining protein and carbohydrates will keep you fuller, longer. by Kayla Hébert, Sobeys Registered Dietitian Achieving a healthier lifestyle can be a challenge because everywhere we turn, there is a new book being released starring...
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Community Rallies to Rebuild Shelter Destroyed by Fire

In mid-January, a warming hut on the Dungarvon River, Trail 58 between Blackville and Doaktown, was completely destroyed by fire. The Mitchell Brook warming shelter had been used by many snowmobilers and other outdoor enthusiasts. Chris Hennessy, president of Miramichi Snowgoers Club 22, and a Blackville village councillor, said that...
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Members of Ministerial Advisory Committee on Atlantic Salmon Announced

Committee Experts to Tackle Issue of Low Atlantic Salmon Returns on East Coast Yesterday, the members of the Ministerial Advisory Committee on Atlantic Salmon, created to advance Atlantic salmon conservation efforts, were announced. “Conserving and protecting our Atlantic salmon is a priority for our Government. Building...
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Quit Smoking One Minute at a Time

By Alicia Quann Health Coach, Live Well! Bien Vivre! Identify your triggers and break the association to the action of smoking. Making a healthy lifestyle change can mean something different for everyone. Whether it’s adding more vegetables to your diet, walking to work, taking 10 minutes...
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