Girl Talk is a non-profit organization that provides a leadership opportunity for high school girls to mentor middle grade girls to help deal with the triumph and trials of the early teenage years. Part of their mission statement is "the bonds and lessons learned in Girl Talk meetings are something the girls will carry with them wherever they go in life". This program will be entering its third year this September.
Greenergy fueling growth in South Grenville area
Greenergy has announced the building of a new rail-to-road fuel supply terminal in Johnstown. The new investment will be an instrumental step in increasing local fuel supply to the region.
Rotary Club continues to support the Prescott community
The Rotary Club of Prescott may be no longer, but Prescott remains very much a part of the Rotary family.
Town of Prescott Appoints Chief Administrative Officer/Treasurer
(PRESCOTT) The Town of Prescott is pleased to announce the appointment of Matthew Armstrong to the position of Chief Administrative Officer/Treasurer effective May 31, 2018.
Canadian Coast Guard recruiting trainees for Marine Communications and Traffic Services in Prescott
The Canadian Coast Guard is hiring! Anyone with an interest in a marine career and who wants to work ashore may be interested in pursuing this opportunity as a Marine Communications and Traffic Services (MCTS) Officer.
Coffee to go!
"Roll up the rim" winner Kevin Saunders of Iroquois accepts the keys to a new Honda Civic from Shawn and Lisa Lockett, owners of the Prescott Tim Horton's.
Clark supports Habitat's plan to expand home ownership
(QUEEN'S PARK) - Leeds-Grenville MPP Steve Clark has asked the Minister of Housing if he will support a proposal by Habitat for Humanity Ontario to make the dream of home ownership a reality for more families.
CSE job fair brings together job seekers and employers
The welcoming and expert staff at Prescott's CSE Consulting - (l-r) Rod Palmer, Kelly MacGregor, Shelly Byrne and Julie Marshall - are ready and able to help anybody in the area looking for work and employers looking for new hires.
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