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Muskoka Drive-In in Gravenhurst will be hosting more than movies this summer season. Our Samantha Johnson went to find out what you can expect to see in this open-air setting during the warmer seasons.

As we move through this 3rd lockdown in Ontario, the Town of Gravenhurst is getting creative in how it's supporting local businesses during their toughest time yet.

A frustrating bit of vandalism isn't holding back advocates of Gravenhurst's little libraries.

As we come back into this new more restrictive lockdown, the freedoms that were given to local retail outlets in Muskoka are now being taken away again, something that is causing frustration for local owners who've been through this too many times already. 

Muskoka's only Drive-in movie theatre will have to wait another month before it can open it's big outdoor screen to the public once again.

Gravenhurst residents will finally have access to a vaccination option right in town as the local I.D.A is preparing to offer the AstraZeneca vaccine to those eligible this month.

A local woman in Gravenhurst is taking on the challenge of collecting discarded cups in the community.

COVID-19 has obviously been a struggle for many businesses, as you heard earlier there are more financial supports coming from the province for these hard up businesses, but how have the businesses like in Gravenhurst done so far during this pandemic.

While many of us may not see flooding this year, especially not on the level of 2019, there are still some who experience flooding annually no matter what the snow melt is like. For those residents, the town of Gravenhurst is preparing to offer you sandbags needed to help keep your property somewhat safe and dry.