- Racing the clock: Two Martock racers advancing to U14 Can-Ams in Maine (Shane Sommer) - Mar. 27 Advertiser
- Port Williams native breaks another Acadia record (Haley McDonald) - Feb. 22 Register from Acadia Athletics
- Good spirits, indeed: Valley distilleries pick up numerous awards at Canadian Artisan Spirits Competition (Barrelling Tide Distillery) - Feb. 15 Register
- What's next for the contentious Cornwallis?: Halifax deputy mayor says Booker School students at "the forefront" of conversation (Booker School) - Feb. 13 Advertiser
- Martock ski racers excelling on the road and at home (Shane Sommer) - Feb. 9 online
- Fully involved upon arrival: Morning blaze destroys barn in Port Williams (Quinton family) - Feb. 1 Register
- Central Kings Educator named Geographic Teacher of the Month by Canadian Geographic (Steve Wohlmuth) - Jan. 18 Register
- Port Williams students propose creative solution for Halifax Cornwallis statue (Booker School) - Jan. 9 online
- Booker School interrviewed on CBC's Information Morning re Cornwallis statue suggestion
- Kids propose solution to Cornwallis statue woes (Booker School) - Jan. 11 CBC News
- “There’s lots of land and opportunity”: Port Williams farmers collect funds for Farm Up Jamaica (Josh Oulton of TapRoot Farms) – Nov. 2 Register
- Port Williams athlete poised for breakout year: Deacon named athlete of week for Ottawa Gee-Gees (John Deacon) – Oct. 24 Advertiser
- Keeping Terry’s dream alive: Terry Fox’s brother speaks at Port Williams event – Sept. 21 Register
- Terry Fox’s brother coming to Port Williams: Terry’s Warm Up is a new event scheduled prior to annual run – Sept. 12 Advertiser
- Save our Steeple: Port Williams United Baptist Church gets new look – Aug. 31 Register
- Bumper crop: Public, charitable groups invited to Lower Canard to u-pick abundant cherry crop (TapRoot Farms) – Aug. 31 Register
- ‘Food connects us all’: Young farmers collaborate, form community through Maritime Small Farms Co-op (Adam and Courtney Webster of Olde Furrow Farm) – Aug. 29 Advertiser
- Seeking ‘a wealth of knowledge’ abroad: Lower Canard farmer named 2018 Nuffield Scholar will study international flax fibre production – Aug. 29 Advertiser
- Nothing else like it: Canada Games “experience of a lifetime” for McLean sisters (Heather and Meghan McLean) – Aug. 24 Register
- "There is a spirit to this place": Proprietor honoured to have Upper Canard's Borden House featured in photographic exhibit (Ken Bezanson) Register Aug. 17
- Returning to her roots: SeaPort Dental sets up shop in Port Williams (Dr. Alison Nette) - Advertiser Aug. 15
- A passion for social justice: Port Williams teen's T-shirt campaign part of a mission to support refugees (Mollie Symons) - Advertiser Aug. 15
- Homemade solutions: Port Williams firefighting couple turning heads with Phoenix Leather (Adam and Angeladayle Griffin) - Advertiser Aug. 15
- Making 4-H bigger and better (David Hovell new chair of Canadian 4-H Council Board of Directors) - Advertiser Aug. 15
- Kings County farms "growing our own clothes": Flax harvest party underscores importance of sustainable community textiles production (Patricia Bishop) - Advertiser Aug. 15
- Celebrating achievement: Kings County 4-H clubs showcase achievements (members of Cornwallis Project 4-H Club) - Advertiser Aug. 15
- Rugby reunion held in Port Williams: Valley Bulldogs celebrates three decades of play (team now based at Benedict Field) - Register Aug. 10
- "It all depends on me" (Jane Hergett Canada Games track athlete) - July 31
- Port Williams man named chairman of 4-H Canada Council (David Hovell) - July 31 Advertiser
- "Meant to be": Pulpit exchange sends Port Williams minister to Scotland for a month (Rev. Tim Archibald) - July 26 Register
- Port Williams student recognized (Emma Rand awarded Arthur Irving Scholarship in Environmental Science) - July 17 Advertiser
- Passion for community (Booker School) - July 12 Register
- Turning rugby: Rugby in the Valley reaches three decades of play (Valley Bulldogs Rugby) - June 26 Advertiser
- Port Williams truck tribute deemed a success - June 14 Register
- A day of fun in Port Williams (PW Days slideshow) - June 14 Register
- Lawrencetown firefighters ... new rescue truck (Lantz Truck Body built 1990 truck and its replacement 27 years later) - June 7 Register
- You scream, we scream, we all scream for ice cream (Fox Hill Cheese House one of top 8 ice cream spots in NS) - May 31 Register
- It takes lots of dedication: Wolfville Triton swimmer going to Canada Games with Team Nova Scotia (Ava Vial) - May 29 Advertiser
- Helping the kids, a burger at a time (The Port Pub sold the most burgers again this year) - May 15 Advertiserllll
- A little off the top (Lucas Stevens) - May 22 Advertiser
- Local candidates are ready to go (Port Williams residents Ted Champion, Peter Harrison, Joh) - May 3 Register
- Port Williams refugee family settling in nicely (Al Maziad family) - Apr. 26 Register
- Six times strong article about Boston marathon includes results of 12 Valley runners including John Mooy - Apr. 24 Advertiser
- Stamp collecting? You might be addicted like Bill Hamilton - Apr. 19 Register
- Big smiles: New Minas dental clinic gives back to the community (Dr. Peter Bagnell) - Apr. 19 Register
- At least two candidates seeking Kings South Progressive Conservative nomination (Peter Harrison) - Apr. 19 Register
- Planning ahead for aging: Seniors co-housing development pitched for Port Williams - Apr. 5 Register
- A need for speed (Shane Sommer) - Apr. 3 Advertiser
- Nature experience: Valley kids at Sugar Moon Nature Camp boil syrup (Booker School) Mar. 27 Advertiser
- Quilting Canada's heritage: Port Williams quilting guild celebrating Canada's birthday with project to help kids (Town and Country Quilters' Guild) - Feb. 22
- All the buzz: Wood 'n' Hive in Port Williams undertaking 'significant build' (Alex and Heather Crouse) - Jan. 9
- Split up: Port Williams husband, wife separated due to immigration issues (Courtney and Adam Webster) - Jan. 9
- First baby of the year born in Kentville Cover photo and story (Aurora Lee Griffin daughter of Angeladayle and Adam Griffin) - Jan. 9
- One-stop site for winter fun (Outdoor rink built on tennis court behind PWES) - Jan. 4 Register
- Kentville Development Corporation selects new president (Leigh Morrison) - Jan. 3 Register
- Living nativity: New Minas living nativity scene celebrates the Christmas story (Sarah & Samuel Nelson and son Elijah) - Dec. 7 Register
- 60 Minutes with Craig Kielburger (Lia Hennigar) - Nov. 30 Register
- Making beautiful music: Four young musicians receive gold medals for musical skills (Ainslie & Benjamin Symons) - Nov. 23 Advertiser
- "It's a lifestyle': Newcombe family building on farming legacy dating back to 1761 (Geneve, son David Newcombe) - Nov. 14 Advertiser
- Remembering Price: Medals of last soldier killed in First World War go to Canadian War Museum (Joseph Price) - Nov. 8 Advertiser
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