- The man behind the sound: Port Williams man mixing it up close to home (Bob Melanson) - June 13 Register
- Port Williams hosts Valley's first Orff Children's Day event - Jun 4 Advertiser
- Amateur radio operators eager to connect world wide (Wayne Blenkhorn) - May 21 Advertiser
- Season dedicated to Steve Wohlmuth - May 20
- There’s a lot to learn from Steve Wohlmuth’s legacy - May 23 Advertiser
- All signs point to Nicole Veinotte: Port Williams woman excels as American Sign Language interpreter - May 16 Register
- Embracing the opportunity: Four Nova Scotians to represent Canada at world floorball championship (Daniel Henri, Simon Tracy) - May 9 Register
- Now that's good food! Chef, owner credits cooks for first-place Curated magazine rating (The Noodle Guy) - Apr. 11 Register
- "From Seed to Shirt": Nuffield scholar Josh Oulton travelled for the sake of flax - Apr. 9 Advertiser
- On the other side of the camera: Port Williams man rediscovers passion for photography after retirement (Mark Davidson) - Apr. 4 Register
- Acadia athletes honoured for excellence (Jayda Veinot - Outstanding First Year Female Athlete of the Year, Haley McDonald - Female President's Award co-winner) - Apr. 4 Register
- Kings County residents mourn loss of beloved teacher, coach Steve Wohlmuth - Mar. 29 Register
- AUS Champs: "We did that together": Port Williams basketball players praise team for Acadia's successes (Haley McDonald & Jayda Veinot) - Mar. 26 Advertiser
- Winning, the Veinot way (Jayda and Keevan Veinot) - Chronicle-Herald Mar. 7
- McDonald sets AUS hoop record (Haley McDonald) Mar. 3 Advertiser
- Big shoes filled: Local athlete key to success of Axewomen in AUS women's basketball playoffs (Haley McDonald) - in scrapbook
- Port Williams ski racer reflects on gold-medal win at Canada Games (Shane Sommer) - Mar. 5 Advertiser
- Floorball on the rise in Valley and local athletes are going places (Daniel Henri and Simon Tracy - Mar. 5 Advertiser
- Breaking down barriers: Hants County singer-songwriter tackling mental health, LGPTQ issues head first (Emma Burry grew up in PW) - Mar. 5 Advertiser
- Sommer strikes gold for Nova Scotia Chronicle-Herald Mar. 4
- "No Time for That": Former Port Williams resident's anti-bullying message resonating with Canadian students (Elsie Morden) - Feb. 7 Register
- No Time for Bullies (Elsie Morden) - Feb. 7 Valley Harvester
- They have voices that matter": Empowering students at the heart of award-winning Port Williams teacher's work (Temma Frecker of the Booker School) - Feb. 5 Advertiser
- Kids bring Santa new gift ideas at Port Williams breakfast (PWES Breakfast with Santa) Dec. 6 Register
- 100 men offer assistance - again (sponsored by our Lions club) - Dec. 4 Register
- Port Williams teen completes novel-writing challenge (Caelin Ansems) - Dec. 2 Advertiser
- "You can actually make a difference": Booker School teacher receives national award for Cornwallis project - Nov. 29 Register
- Nephew of last commonwealth soldier killed in First World War (George Price) visits Belgium for momentous occasion (George Barkhouse) - Nov. 27 Advertiser
- "I can mostly do anything": PWES student teaches classmates about life with type 1 diabetes (Hayden Whynot) Nov. 27 Advertiser
- The unusual story of First World War veteran Donald Chase Nov. 13 Advertiser
- "I don't want to kill anyone": Annapolis Valley man the last Canadian to die in First World War (George Price) - Nov. 13 Advertiser
- Launching a special project: Port Williams historian crafts Age of Sail calendar for United Baptist Church's 150th anniversary (Ken Bezanson) - Nov. 8 Register
- An incredible journey: War brides of Annapolis Valley share their stories (Mary Keddy) - Nov. 8 (Register)
- Location helps save bumper crop for Valley farmer: Proximity to Minas Basin takes edge off late frost (Doug Gates) - Oct. 16 Advertiser
- Land is purchased, plans in motion for Port Williams co-housing development - Sept. 20 Register
- Celebrity guest supporting Port Williams fundraiser for breast cancer (Barrelling Tide and The Noodle Guy) - Sept. 13 (Register)
- "Raw and intense, but real": A day at TapRoot Farms with owner, farmer Patricia Bishop - Sept. 4 Advertiser
- Battle for bronze: Port Williams hoopster plans to build on success from nationals (Kaj MacVicar) - Aug. 28 Advertiser
- "Real jobs for real people": Wayfarers' Ale aims to support local economy through its own growth - Aug. 21 Advertiser
- Helping Kings County's oceans: Shoreline cleanup planned in Huntington Point (Lucy Wilkie) - Aug. 7 Advertiser
- "He has his eyes set on mastery": Port Williams soccer player scores game-winning penalty kick in Halifax Wanderers Atlantic Select game (Jacob Shaffelburg) - Aug. 7 Advertiser
- ‘It’s a labour of love’: Pioneering brewer reflects on success at Sea Level in Port Williams (Sea Level Brewing) - Aug. 7 Advertiser
- Shattering records: Launchers Athletics hold final meet of season, provincial record beat by Aylesford man (LA coach Steve Wohlmuth) - Aug. 2 Register
- Inspired to help the ocean: Port Williams Ocean Bridge youth leader working to improve conservation, ocean health (Lucy Wilkie) - July 31 Advertiser
- Trio of medals for Vial (Ava Vial wins 50, 100, 200 m breast stroke at provincials, Jenna Guy improved her times) - July 19 Register
- McLean wins first women's amateur championship (Heather McLean) - July 12 Register
- Bikers serving up berries: volunteer support saves Prescott House strawberry social from cancellation - July 12 Register
- Continued leadership: Burns renews contract with Acadia for upcoming seasons (Darren Burns) - July 12 Register
- When the unthinkable happens: Port Williams golfer switches schools after golf program slashed (Meghan McLean) - July 10 Advertiser
- Balancing athletics and academics: Two top King's Edgehill students juggle demanding schedules while having fun (Aria MacDonald) - July 10 Advertiser
- Future of farming made a little safer in Annapolis Valley: a total 160 acres now held in trust for future farmers in Annapolis Valley (Josh Oulton, Patricia Bishop of TapRoot Farms, Brian Newcombe
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‘Work hard and aim high’: Horton celebrates graduates of 2018 (Valedictorian Douah Shakshuki, Heather McLean, awarded largest scholarship at $100,000) – July 3 Advertiser
- Business is booming at EMS: students showcase entrepreneurial skills at showcase on June 21 (Jenna Guy) - July 3 Advertiser
- The Linen Pavilion opening in Port Williams, has royal roots (Kathy Browne) June 3
- King's-Edgehill School athletes celebrated at annual athletics awards banquet (Aria MacDonald) - June 14
- Port Williams teen gains international exposure in modelling (Olivia Andrews) - June 7 Register
