In 1861, an entrepreneurial young man named Ben Miller travelled to a picturesque nook of Huron County and proceeded to construct a woolen mill.
This past Wednesday, the Wingham and District Horticultural Society (WDHS) gathered at the North Huron Wescast Community Complex for its monthly meeting. April is always a busy time for the WDHS
The Citizen has returned from the Ontario Community Newspapers Association (OCNA) Independent Publishers Retreat in Niagara-on-the-Lake over the weekend with two silver medals and one bronze in this year's Better Newspapers Competition.
At its April 7 meeting, North Huron Council awarded the architectural and engineering design contract for the Blyth daycare expansion project to local architect John Rutledge.
On Sunday at Lakeshore United Church in Goderich, the Huron Local Immigration Partnership played host to the annual Vaisakhi celebration. Full of music, dance, food and culture, Vaisakhi is a celebration of the spring harvest for those in the Sikh...
After a great season locally, the U9 HL Huron Heat team had a tough trip to St. Marys to end the season, going winless and losing their three games in the Western Ontario Girls' Hockey League championships over the weekend.
On Monday, March 31, Central Huron Community Improvement Co-ordinator Angela Smith returned from the Ontario Business Improvement Area Association (OBIAA)'s annual awards ceremony with two honours for her work in Huron County, including...
On Saturday, Clinton's Central Huron Secondary School hosted an open house focused on music at the behest of the Huron Honour Band.
The provincial government is proposing the expansion of its "strong mayor powers" to 169 additional municipalities, including all but two in Huron County, effective May 1.
In Blyth's historic downtown, a new shop has opened its doors to the public, and it might just be the perfect place to add a little ease into the lives of local families looking to spend less and get more.
Blyth's John Stewart was recently honoured for marking his 50th anniversary with the Blyth Lions Club - a milestone of volunteerism that few are lucky or dedicated enough to reach.
Last Wednesday, local farmers who grow crops for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank (CFGB) gathered at the Blyth Christian Reformed Church for a spring meeting with some of the organization's provincial and federal representatives.
This weekend, the U9 HL Huron Heat will be in St. Marys to take part in the Western Ontario Girls Hockey League's year-end championship tournament, beginning today, Friday, April 4, with a game against fellow Huron County residents, the South Huron Sabres
On Tuesday, the Brussels United Church played host to not one, but two fashion shows featuring all the latest looks from 5R's, the village's oldest second-hand shop.
The Heatseekers and the Ice Hogs - the on-ice alter-egos of hockey-inclined members of the Fire Department of North Huron and the Huron OPP, respectively - met on Saturday at the North Huron Wescast Community Complex in Wingham...
This year's Blyth Festival Art Gallery season is now officially set and will begin on Friday, April 25 with the opening of the always-popular Student Show.
Earlier this month, North Huron's search for a new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) came to an end with the announcement that multi-hyphenate Nelson Santos would be stepping into the role.
Huron County returned to the well this March and held another successful Maple Mania weekend after seeing such a positive response last year.
At a special benefit for Jason Hoggart, a Londesborough-based farmer who suffered a debilitating stroke late last year, at the Regional Equine and Agricultural Centre of Huron (REACH) in Clinton...
The playoff dream for the Blyth Brussels Minor Hockey Association and its Crusaders team came to an end on Saturday, when the U13 team lost to the Wingham Ironmen in their Western Ontario Athletic Association championship series by a score of 4-3.
Over the weekend, at the 44th annual Toronto Leaside March Match-up tournament, the U11 A Huron Heat made it to the Pool B championship game, but they fell to the host Toronto Leaside Wildcats by a score of 2-0, settling for silver after a solid campaign.
Huron East Council has taken the next step in the process of approving its budget, essentially giving staff the go-ahead to prepare a bylaw for formal adoption at a meeting next month...
Council for the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry adopted its 2025 budget in principle, approving a five per cent increase to the municipal tax rate.
For too many Ontarians, the first time they encounter a municipal planner is the moment they need something from one, whether it be a minor bylaw variance or a major zoning change.