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Now if you're interested in taking a break from the everyday and being involved in protecting the community from emergencies you're in luck. Fire departments across Muskoka are always looking for good people to join on as volunteers. Our Samantha Johnson recently had an opportunity to speak with some firefighters in Gravenhurst about what it's like to live a double life and be a part of the team.

A look at what Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary has to offer.

Gravenhurst Against Poverty would like to become part owner of the ING/DTA building in hopes they could turn it into a community hub.

Samantha Johnson has the story.

COVID-19 isn't putting a stop to many of the fundraisers that begin running in the summer. Like the Trek for Tourettes.

Even with the Stay At Home order still under effect, the Gravenhurst Lions are still making sure to keep the annual tradition going of flying pride downtown.

A local teacher is using her knowledge of local sights in Muskoka to educate both locals and visitors and what's available to see in Muskoka's backyard.

YourTV Muskoka in partnership with the Town of Gravenhurst is helping promote local businesses during this difficult time, here's a look at Blue Ocean Lighthouse.

If you've been on Netflix in the past few days you may have caught a series called Jupiter's Legacy. But, what you may not know is that a Muskoka man is behind some of the stunts you can see on the show.

As a small way of saying thank you to our hospital hallway heroes, YourTV Muskoka spoke with a few local nurses to hear about their reasons for getting into nursing, as well as the best and hardest moments on the job. Take a look and say thank you to a nurse today!

With speculation about a possible extension of the stay at home order, we visited with an owner of a business that has recently been caught up in the provincial shutdown and what he's doing to keep his business afloat.

A group of residents and cottagers in Muskoka are hoping to get more support locally from residents and municipalities to help control the noise of boats on our local lakes.

Air traffic at the Muskoka Airport has slowed down quite a bit due to Covid, but there is still a lot of activity happening on the grounds. Samantha Johnson went to check it out.