The next municipal election will be held Monday, Oct. 26, and on Oct. 2, a full house of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh (ACW) residents met their mayoral, deputy-mayoral and council hopefuls at an all-candidates meeting at St. Helens Hall.
The Lightfoot Band is coming back to Blyth! On Saturday, Oct. 17, the group will return to Memorial Hall, bringing the songs they created with Gordon Lightfoot - and memories of the man himself - back to the stage.
On Friday, Oct. 2 there was a bit of excitement on Wingham's main street when a Salvation Army employee called the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) with a report of a suspected live grenade being found in a donated box of combat memorabilia.
On Oct. 3, acclaimed chuckle-causer Ron James brought his peculiarly Canadian brand of comedy to Memorial Hall in Blyth, and found himself amidst an audience looking to let loose with the laughs.
The Belgrave Community Centre Board, with the help of Counted Out with Mike and Tyler, presented what became known as the Belgrave Barnburner on Saturday night at the centre, bringing live wrestling action to Huron County.
Surrealism ruled the skies of Lucknow last weekend as the annual Kites in the Field (KitF) festival took flight. A giant ice cream cone held its own against a swordfish. Lizards larger than the state of Texas crawled through the clouds. A giant...
After opening the season with two wins and one loss, the Clinton Radars were back in action over the weekend, beating the Ironmen on Saturday night in Wingham after suffering a shootout loss to the Walkerton Capitals in Clinton on Friday night.
After coming into the 2026/2027 season swinging with a 7-2 win over the Kincardine Bulldogs, the Wingham Ironmen have been slightly less lucky, losing the subsequent four games by a collective score of 20-7.
Ayub is living a proverb: the rolling stone gathers no moss.
When the International Plowing Match (IPM) made its triumphant return to Walkerton last week, Bruce County celebrated this auspicious silver anniversary with a farm festival for the ages.
Hullett Central Public School exceeded its goal of $1,000 for this year's Terry Fox Run, raising in excess of $1,075, thanks to the students running laps around the school's outdoor play area and track.
On Sept. 30, North Huron continued its observance of the fifth annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (DTR) with a flag-lowering ceremony at Wingham's Town Hall.
When McCall Scholarship recipient Ty Smale leaves Huron County for Conestoga College in the fall, he'll be learning how to keep the lights on - for all of us!
The Ruck 2 Remember (R2R) march set out from Wingham last week, with participants spending four days shouldering heavy rucksacks and the memories of fallen service members.
A few years ago, the Blyth Festival celebrated 50 years of rural theatre, and it seems that all that anniversary hoopla has awakened a ghost... named Aylmer Clarke.
Canada has been observing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NDTR) since 2021. This year, an effort to deepen the collective understanding of the meaning of this day in Wingham has already received an overwhelming response from the community.
For anyone who has attempted to make pie, it's easy to imagine pinching dough and putting savoury or sweet filling inside the pie shells.
Last week, as Huron East celebrated the 163rd edition of the Brussels Fall Fair (BFF), its three newest ambassadors were kept busy stewarding one of their community's oldest agricultural traditions forward into the future.
Last weekend, the Lucknow Fall Fair (LFF) celebrated 163 years with a Barnyard Bash jam-packed with a whole lot of family-friendly action. There were frog-jumping contests...
After winning their first regular season game in years - a 4-2 victory over the Patriots in Mount Forest on Sept. 12 - the Clinton Radars were home at the Central Huron Community Complex on Friday night...
After winning their first game of the regular season - a Sept. 12 victory by a score of 7-2 over the Bulldogs in Kincardine - the Wingham Ironmen lost the next two games, putting them under .500 to start the season.
North Huron Publishing is again asking members of the public to come forward and nominate an outstanding volunteer for this year's Citizen of the Year Awards - the 41st installment since The Citizen was founded.
Rafael is on the hunt. The sun is beating down on the Goderich beach on a July afternoon and Rafael is scanning debris washed ashore. Among the sticks and dried weeds are plastic bottles, latex gloves and candy bar wrappers.
When The Citizen interviewed comedy icon Ron James earlier this month, the fast-talking funnyman had a lot to say ahead of his upcoming show at Memorial Hall in Blyth on Oct. 3.