AVR

10/06/2025

It's !
Make sure you:
✅ Plan and practice your escape route
✅Check to make sure your fire extinguishers are operational
✅ Check your smoke detectors to make sure they're working, and replace batteries

Please follow battery charging and disposal instructions.
Also, it's a good time to check your smoke detectors.

10/06/2025

How would you describe the current state of “freedom of speech” in Canada?

Share your opinion on today's web poll.

10/06/2025

Get ready for a celestial show! The next three full Moons are Supermoons, and you won’t want to miss them lighting up the night sky! Tonight's Harvest Supermoon will be a stunner! ~Amanda

10/06/2025

Happening tomorrow! Check it out and treat yourself ⬇ ~Amanda

10/06/2025

It will feel like 33 with the humidity today!! ~Amanda

10/05/2025

Last night of Trunk or Treat at the Valley Drive In is tonight! 🎃The candy give out is at 7pm! 🍬Bad Guys 2 starts at 8pm followed by How to Train Your Dragon!

10/05/2025

What an amazing 1st Annual "Battle of the Badges" Hockey Game between Kentville Volunteer Fire Department and Kentville Police Service in support of Muscular Dystrophy Canada. We are pleased to announce that $2,923 was raised last night. AVR's Len Hawley covered the announcing. A big congratulations to the KVFD team on their 5-4 win! We are looking forward to next year!!!

10/05/2025

At Northville Farm Heritage Centre for their final tractor pull of the season! 🚜 they have 10 different classes of antique tractors running all day today! ~Sophie

10/05/2025

Fitz is kicking off the countdown NOW -- don’t miss the hottest songs and all the fun!🤠

Listen live here ⬇️

Counting down the week’s Top 40 country songs every Saturday afternoon from 2 to 6 and Sunday afternoon from 12 to 4.

10/05/2025

The Northville Heritage Farm is hosting their final Tractor Pull of the year! Come see the antique tractors, enjoy live music and grab a treat today! - Tara

10/05/2025

The Lake George wildfire is still out of control. Crews worked extremely hard yesterday to limit growth to an estimated 285 hectares despite dry, windy conditions. No reports of damage to structures.

The Lake George wildfire is still out of control. Crews worked extremely hard yesterday to limit growth to an estimated 285 hectares despite dry, windy conditions. No reports of damage to structures.

Crews continue this hard work today with aim of limiting growth and protecting homes and structures. Progress continues on fire breaks around the perimeter of the active wildfire zone.

Resources today include 35 DNR, 39 BC and 31 local firefighters, 2 Newfoundland and 4 NWT planes, 1 DNR and 5 contracted helicopters, and 18 pieces of heavy equipment. Next update around midday tomorrow.

10/05/2025

There goes the sea of pink through Wolfville! 🌸 ~Sophie