Rotary Holiday House Tour
May 19, 2025
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By Wanda Backus-Kelly Port Rowan and the surrounding area was the location for the Rotary Club of Simcoe’s annual Holiday House tour this year.
Rising country artist Olivia Mae Graham of Langton is on the final ballot for the Country Music Association of Ontario (CMAOntario) Breakthrough Artist of the Year award.
This nomination follows an exciting year of music releases and high-profile performances. Graham shared the stage with country music legend Terri Clark at Burning Kiln Winery and opened for the James Barker Band at Norfolk County Fair.
Known for her heartfelt storytelling and passion for country music, Graham’s journey has been years in the making. Her debut album, set for release this fall, will showcase the authenticity and perseverance that have brought her to this moment.
“This is a dream I’ve always had,” Graham said. “To be recognized by my peers and the industry is truly surreal. I’m so grateful for the support that has brought me here, and I can’t wait to see what’s next.”
Graham is performing in Tillsonburg on May 25—days before the CMAOntario Awards in Hamilton on June 1. She continues to connect with audiences through her YouTube series, The Moments In
Between, and with the release of her single Boots which celebrates her journey from backyard jam sessions to major festival stages.
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By Wanda Backus-Kelly Port Rowan and the surrounding area was the location for the Rotary Club of Simcoe’s annual Holiday House tour this year.
By Care Lucas In a social media post on November 9, Mark Kozicki, owner of Jonny K’s, shared that big changes were coming to
The Long Point area will be the big winner for Amplify Norfolk grants next year. Norfolk County councillors on Dec. 10 voted to give Long