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We’re celebrating Halloween in the Boro
Halloween in the Booro is back this Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m., with more than 30 downtown businesses on George, Water, Hunter ...
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Babe Chorus worked their magic for a sold-out Sadleir House last weekend
Local band Babe Chorus began the evening by scattering flower petals amongst the audience and laughing as they slowly danced ...
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Archaeologists unearth foundation of 19th century church on George Street
Archaeologists have unearthed a stone foundation belonging to one of Peterborough’s earliest churches near the corner of ...
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Protected: The rowdy Halloweens of Peterborough’s early days
From a small town plot on the banks of the Otonabee to the much bigger city we know today, here's how Peterborough's ...
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Diane Robnik
Diane Robnik graduated with a degree in History from Trent and thoroughly enjoyed her time in Peterborough as an archivist.
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Local fiction to read this fall
The East City Bowl is one of many local places that inspired Forbes’ new book, a historical fiction following the story of ...
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McCurdle’s Arm is a visceral reimagining of Peterborough’s early baseball history
As a work of fiction, McCurdle’s Arm is a deviation for Forbes, who has previously written two non-fiction collections of ...
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David King
David King is a fourth-year cultural studies student at Trent University and the chair of Arthur Newspaper’s board of ...
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Peterborough children’s aid society places kids in hotel rooms, office, amid province-wide shortage of foster and group homes
Peterborough’s local child welfare agency had to place two teens in a hotel for the first time late last year because there ...