Kevin Adshade is a journalist for The Pictou Advocate, focusing on local news in Pictou, Canada. With a passion for community stories, Kevin covers a range of topics including local events, community initiatives, human interest stories, and the preservation of Pictou's history.
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Pictou County, Canada (Local)
Kevin Adshade's local coverage in Pictou, Canada heavily leans towards community events and initiatives, with a focus on family & relationships and sports. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in local community events such as fundraisers, historical projects, support initiatives (such as the SPCA), or sports-related activities within the Pictou area.
His coverage also includes expert commentary and government announcements related to these topics. Therefore, if you have expertise in areas like community development, fundraising strategies for non-profits or historical preservation efforts at a local level within Canada (Pictou), he might be interested in your input.
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By: Kevin Adshade
Bowl For Kids Sake is back for another year.
Local boxers will come out swinging on April 27 at Trenton Rink.
Nova Scotia’s North Shore will be on display next month when the North Shore Artisan Market takes place.
By: Kevin Adshade
The car horns blaring on Riverside Parkway in New Glasgow speak volumes, says Adam Barkhouse.
Who says you can’t find a passion later in life?
Good things come to those who wait.
By: Kevin Adshade
A local belly dancing group will be shaking their stuff across Pictou County on May 11.
It was a chance for artists to put their talents on display.
By: Kevin Adshade
Communities across Pictou County are getting another hand on deck in their fight to reduce climate change impacts.
The new YMCA child-care centre in Pictou is expected to be open later this year, according to YMCA executive director Tammy Goodwin.
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