By Dryden Observer Staff Domtar Dryden Mill Manager Jim Blight presented a cheque for the company’s donation of $30,000 to the Dryden Regional Health Services Foundation last week.  Domtar’s donation is a boost to the [...]

By Dryden Observer Staff It was a close call at Princess Court as Dryden Fire Service members found a pile of charred debris in a private room after receiving a fire call from the long-term [...]

By Michael Christianson Dryden will be receiving more funding for further repairs on Duke Street. “We’re getting approximately $250,000 for a section of Duke Street, west of the bridge around the corner towards the [...]

By Chris Marchand After several months of operation, Dryden’s Downtown Pharmasave made it official last week, cutting the ribbon on their new/old location 1-35 Whyte Ave. “It means a lot to continue to help [...]

By Chris Marchand A banquet to commemorate the 101st anniversary of perhaps the most important battle in Canadian military history — Vimy Ridge — was also a good chance for the Royal Canadian Legion [...]

By Michael Christianson Dayna DeBenedet, Chief Executive Officer for the Dryden Public Library presented an enthusiastic annual report to council this week. DeBenedet was praised by the councilors for her dedication and that was [...]

By Michael Christianson The Dudley Hewitt Cup is coming to Dryden from May 1-5. The Central Canadian Junior A Championship will feature the best teams from across the province but before the games begin [...]

Photos by Michael Christianson Photos by Michael Christianson   [...]

Submitted Please be advised that there have been reports of individuals going door to door in Dryden, posing as employees from the City of Dryden’s Water Works Department. These individuals are requesting access to [...]

By Chris Marchand Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford drew a crowd of party faithful and the just plain curious to The Centre’s atrium, April 9. The controversial former Toronto city councillor, who recently [...]