A proposed development that would see a 73-unit, five-storey apartment building will be the focus of work between its developers, North Huron staff and concerned neighbours and citizens.

The Blyth Business Improvement Area (BIA) executive discussed the recently-received North Huron Parks Recreation and Culture Master Plan at length during the group's recent meeting.

On points alone, the Wingham Ironmen find themselves tied with the Mount Forest Patriots for third place in the Provincial Junior Hockey League's North Pollock Division after the Ironmen split their games over the weekend.

The Ontario government continues the ongoing work of identifying, removing and preventing barriers for people with disabilities. The province is launching a review of the Design of Public Spaces accessibility standards.

After some additions with which some Huron East councillors weren't exactly comfortable, the 2022 budget will come back for a third time at council's Dec. 21 meeting.

North Huron Township Council, after holding to its flag policy when requested to fly a specific flag earlier this year, will be considering an updated flag policy at its Dec. 20 meeting which will establish a process...

The Wingham Ironmen remain in fourth place in the North Pollock division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League after a pair of wins on the road over the weekend.

Blyth native Grant Sparling brought a silver medal home to Canada earlier this month after impressing at the Precision Rifle Series North American Championship in Texas.

Huron East Chief Administrative Officer Brad McRoberts has created somewhat of a to-do list for himself for the next 12 months that some councillors feel could be a good foundation for the strategic planning process.

Blyth hosted its annual Santa Claus parade on Saturday amid unseasonably warm temperatures and high winds that would knock out power to the village and surrounding communities later in the day, but it was the perfect setting for a holiday parade.

Three residents have put their names forward in hopes of becoming the newest Huron East councillor, filling the vacancy left by Brussels Ward Councillor John Lowe, whose resignation takes effect at the end of the year.

The annual Part II Tournament at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club "went great", according to organizer Katie Cottrill.

The Wingham Ironmen started the weekend in third place, but, after posting losses to the Mitchell Hawks and the Mount Forest Patriots, dropped to fourth place behind the Patriots.

Late last month, Jane White's (née Ovington) family gathered at a cottage in Goderich to surprise her with her own memoirs in a book called Plain Jane: My Wonderfully Ordinary Life.

After a successful first year, the Dave Mounsey Memorial Fund (DMMF) is bringing back its "100K in a Day" event next summer, though with a bit of a twist.

While council was more impressed with the final Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan than previous presentations on it, council members pointed out several remaining controversial suggestions.

Wingham was one of three local communities that hosted its annual Santa Claus parade over the weekend, taking the spot of Saturday morning, so everyone could get into the holiday spirit in the sunlight.

Londesborough-area baker Willeke Barten is putting her extensive education in the culinary arts into practice with the creation of Wilhelmina Bakery, named for her own Dutch heritage.

Earlier this year,Davin Lichty took over Maitside Orchards, seeing the agricultural business as a chance to pursue his interest in growing fruits.

Brussels was one of many communities to welcome residents back to its annual Santa Claus parade, with residents lining the streets last Saturday to see the floats with their friends and neighbours and, of course, Santa Claus.

The Canadian Centre for Rural Creativity (CCRC) and Toronto-based Artscape are now working together on a project called the Rural Creatives Springboard.

With a number of Santa Claus parades held in the area over the weekend, including Brussels, Seaforth and Wingham, Jolly Old St. Nick is most definitely coming to town, as the song would suggest.

Central Huron Council dipped its toe into the 2022 budget process on Monday night, pre-approving a number of items to begin the process and ensure early tendering opportunities.

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.