Brought To You
By The Town Crier
Submit an Article or Event
Please ensure that your submissions are sent in no later than Wednesday evening if you would like to be featured in that Thursday’s Town Crier newsletter.
Filter by Category
- #TogetherAtHome
- Active Living
- Community News
- Featured Photo
- Fenelon Falls
- Food and Drink
- From Our Team
- Fun In Fenelon
- Green Scene
- Haliburton
- Kawartha Lakes
- Kirkfield Museum
- Lifestyle
- Mike Perry
- On Location In FF
- Our People Our Stories
- Shop Local
- Support Local
- Support Local Business
- Village Improvement
The Fenelon Falls Turkey Trot: DIRECTOR OF VOLUNTEERS
The Fenelon Falls Turkey Trot has grown exponentially from a few local runners to be one of the biggest running/power walking events in the Kawartha Lakes region.
BÉS 57 Presents: DIY JEWELERY MAKING SANTA'S POP UP WORKSHOP
This is the perfect opportunity for your little ones to unleash their creativity and make personalized jewelry, keychains, charms, and more for those special people in their lives.
Garnet Graham Park Dedicated, 1986
Garnet Graham had an energy and enthusiasm that few other Fenelon Falls residents could match. He was the town crier, he played Santa Claus, he was a very active Rotarian.
BÉS 57 Presents: PURSES WITH A PURPOSE: Holiday drive to support Women’s Resources
We will be collecting gently used or new purses starting today (November 14th), either empty or filled with toiletries, women’s items, or children’s essentials until December 10th.
Fenelon Falls Tree Lighting
In celebration of Santa Day’s 25th anniversary this year, please join us for a ceremonial Tree Lighting on the Sunday before Santa Day. We hope to see you there!
Passport 2 Christmas Launch
36 shops and restaurants are participating so there are a lot of great options to fill up your passports, including some new additions this year.
Photo Submission Update!
After receiving some communication about difficulty submitting photos the Town Crier, we have updated our submission form with a new uploading widget.
The End of the Line, 1981
Being a railway hub would virtually guarantee some degree of community development, and several local settlements that were bypassed by the railway became ghost towns.
The Audience Was Enthralled!!!
Barbara’s program presented various vignettes of Fenlon Falls’ 150 year history. She played many different characters, evoking many different audience reactions.
A Hallmark Hallowe’en
On October 31 as I meandered in the autumn sunshine down Oak Street towards the Maryboro Lodge Museum I thought “OMG!! This is a Hallmark moment!”
A Holiday Art Market
A Holiday Art Market is back! The gallery is filled with original, handmade work including painting, drawing, photography, ceramics, collage, mixed media, and more.
Passport 2 Christmas
Whether you’re getting a head start on your holiday shopping or just running errands you’ll have lots of opportunities to fill your passport at the 36 participating shops and restaurants.
Fenelon Falls Centennial, 1975
Before the advent of artificial Christmas Trees, by early January, most families were wondering what to do with their conifer shedding its needles.
We had a great time at our Small Business Week
The panel provided insight from their area of expertise on how to make the most of your advertising dollars, as well as pitfalls to avoid.
Congratulations to the lucky winners of St. James Anglican Church Meat Raffle!
Thank you to Carol Handley who worked hard organizing this raffle and to everyone who bought and/or sold tickets. Prize #1; Meat from Sims Farm, $300 value.
Sending out Thanks to the Community
The Pink WR Crawlers took part in the CIBC Run for the Cure for the 20th year. This year our Team consisted of 13 ladies from the Fenelon Falls area and Durham Region.
Girls Night Out in Fenelon Falls
Please join our Fenelon Merchants & Restaurants for a fun Girls Night Out evening on Thursday November 7th from 6 to 9pm.
Ask a Designer! - Home by Tim + Chris
Now that we are experiencing the seasonal shift. There are pros and cons to both and we will present you with the key considerations for both options.
The Great Ceremony of the Burning of Christmas Trees, circa 1970
Before the advent of artificial Christmas Trees, by early January, most families were wondering what to do with their conifer shedding its needles.
100 Women Who Care — And The Winner Is...
Thank you to Feed All Four Fund & Saint Vincent de Paul for presenting to our group and to everyone who submitted a nomination.