Readers followed a mix of police activity and community events across the region this week, driving interest in both crime reports and local happenings. From multiple arrests in Smiths Falls to a home invasion in Lanark Highlands, a holiday train visit, and a short film project in Carleton Place, these are the stories that captured the most attention.
Hometown Headlines’ top 5 most read stories Nov. 21 to 30
- Smiths Falls Police: Nine Arrests in November 2025
Smiths Falls police reported nine arrests over the month. The update outlined incidents released by police and generated the highest weekly engagement. - Home Invasion Robbery in Lanark Highlands
A home invasion robbery in Lanark Highlands captured strong reader attention. The story covered the information provided by OPP as the investigation unfolded. - Love Is Not the Answer – Film in Carleton Place
A short film project in Carleton Place attracted local interest. The article highlighted the film’s themes and its community roots. - Holiday Train Rolls Through Smiths Falls and Perth
The Holiday Train’s annual visit brought out readers looking for times, details and event updates tied to the festive tradition. - Attempted Murder Investigation – OPP Kitley
Police continued their investigation into an attempted murder in the Kitley area. The story summarized the details confirmed by OPP and remained a high-traffic item this week.
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