40 years of the Tatamagouche Skating Club
The Tatamagouche Skating Club is celebrating a milestone this year.
Members of the club will showcase their skills in 'Let's Celebrate' in honour of the club's 40th anniversary. The show runs from 6 to 7...
Bike ride more than doubles in size from previous year
What started as an idea for a small group bike ride in Tatamagouche has turned into one with close to 150 riders this year.
Jim Vance said the idea for the Hippie Dippie Fall Colours...
Field upkeep
Some recent fundraising has made a large difference at the John K. MacDonald Memorial Sports Park in Tatamagouche.
In a few short months, $25,000 was raised to purchase a 2300HP Kubota tractor for maintenance of...
Wayne Waugh Memorial Minor Hockey Tournament to run over four days
Each year, the Tatamagouche & Area Minor Hockey Association hosts a tournament in memory of Wayne Waugh, an admired husband, father, businessman, founder/owner of Waugh's Backhoe Service, as well as dedicated community volunteer.
Waugh was...
Ah, the good ole days
Burton Langille wishes he was young enough to play hockey once again.
But instead, the 90-year-old watches as much of it as he can on television.
Langille was one of the first people in Tatamagouche to...
Pugwash teen takes taekwondo titles
Jessica Liebmann added two more taekwondo titles to her name in November, bringing her first place finishes on the national level to six.
“Taekwondo… it’s a family,” said Liebmann, a 17-year-old Grade 11 student attending...
Time to hit the trail… the Butter Trail
Enjoy the stunning beauty of the changing colours of the leaves on the beautiful Butter Trail during the ninth annual fun run set for Sept. 30.
The Butter Trail Run includes a 5K, 10K and...
Skaters host mini competition, carnival to close out year
Local skaters finished another season, honing their skills, earning badges, and in one case, some medals.
“We had a really great season,” said Jen Langille, with the Tatamagouce Skating Club. “We had a good group...
Flying fore!
A new sport was floating around Tatamagouche over the May long weekend.
Ben Smith, with the Maritime Disc Golf Association, was on hand at Nelson Memorial Park for an introduction to and demonstration of disc...
From private to public
After a 16-year development period, Ron and Al Weeks have opened a nine-hole golf course to the public.
The course in Wallace River started out as a family project, as a few golf holes that...