Kristin Crane and Mark Nonkes of the Huron County Immigration Partnership have painted a troubling picture of discrimination in Huron and Perth Counties with the findings of an emperical study.

Brussels-based Community Futures Huron has received a 2021 Small Business Award from Corporate Vision magazine in recognition of its support of local businesses through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Melville Presbyterian Family Presidents: Food for the Soul, a cookbook celebrating the history of Melville Presbyterian Church in Brussels, is printed and ready to be sold throughout the community, beginning this Saturday at the Brussels Santa Claus...

In past years, The Citizen has written stories in November, alongside covering the Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Red Ribbon campaign, about the importance of having a plan for transportation on nights you plan to drink.

Last week, Premier Doug Ford capped a trip through rural Ontario, with stops in Alliston and Dundalk, with a private engagement in Blyth, held at Blyth Cowbell Brewing Company in support of the Huron-Bruce chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

The Huron-Bruce Provincial Liberal Association welcomed provincial Liberal Party leader Steven Del Duca to Brussels to talk about the future of the province, as well as to garner support for local provincial Liberal candidate Shelley Blackmore.

Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson took part in a special event at Huron Residential Hospice last Thursday to announce $190,000 in funding to cover operational costs for the facility.

Huron East Council has initiated its 2022 budget process, much earlier than usual for the municipality, on more stable ground than council and staff have faced in previous years.

The Part II Bistro Ladies Classic Bonspiel will be running this weekend, Friday, Nov. 26 to Sunday, Nov. 28, at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club

Huron County is moving ahead with a proposal to install traffic lights at the problematic intersection of Blyth and London Roads in the south end of Blyth.

After Remembrance Day of 2020 was unofficially closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic, members of the public were welcomed back to ceremonies this year provided they were outdoors

The Wingham Ironmen, for the second weekend in a row, split two games and held on to third place in the league, maintaining a one-point lead over the Mount Forest Patriots, but falling further behind Hanover and Mitchell.

North Huron Township Council will decide on the outcome of a pilot project at the Blyth Campground started this year at a later date despite concerns with how staff reported on the project.

Some members of North Huron Township Council weren't impressed by the first review of the long-awaited Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan for the community, finding the presentation lacking.

After very little discussion, North Huron Township Council approved two bylaws during its Monday night meeting, putting to rest two contentious issues for council members.

David Fox, a legend of Canadian theatre and a veteran of the Blyth Festival and theatre in Huron County, died in Toronto late last week after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was 80.

As The Citizen celebrates 4-H in Huron County, one of the county's most famous alumni of the program, Lisa Thompson, took the time to look back at the 4-H organization and all it has meant to her.

The Wingham Ironmen held on to third place in the North Pollock Division by splitting games over the weekend, scoring a win against the Goderich Flyers and being shut out by the Hanover Barons.

After a delay of several months, Brød Bread and Pastry will be opening this weekend with a grand opening running 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Nov. 13.

Huron East Council is moving forward with replacing Councillor John Lowe by choosing to appoint an eligible elector. Council made the decision at its Nov. 2 meeting, which was held virtually via Zoom...

After Huron East Chief Administrative Officer Brad McRoberts did his best to answer a bevy of questions about the proposed renovations to the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre, Morris-Turnberry Council has pledged its support to the project.

The Citizen is happy to announce the winners of its annual Halloween costume contest. Clockwise from top left are: Under-12 category winner Lily Parsons, submitted by Karen Cronin; 12-18 category winner Avery Toll, submitted by Tanya Toll...

North Huron Township Council gave the go-ahead for five different community events during its Monday night meeting, including Remembrance Day events and Santa Claus parades in both Blyth and Wingham.

The Wingham Ironmen held on to third place in the North Pollock Division over the weekend with a 6-3 win over the Mount Forest Patriots.