After more than three hours of presentations and discussions, both in open session and behind closed doors, Huron County Council is no closer to finalizing its 2026 budget, but had plans to revisit it at its Feb. 18 meeting.
The Citizen has been shortlisted for two 2025 Ontario Community NewspapersâAssociation (OCNA) Better Newspapers Competition Awards while also receiving two honourable mentions.
Next Friday, Cowbell Brewing Co. is hosting the launch of a new ready-to-drink beverage made to honour a Blyth native that the village lost far too soon, all in the name of creating and supporting a new scholarship.
Last week in Blyth, Brenda Campbell of the Seaforth area was presented with her 2025 Huron County Citizen of the Year Award by Citizen Publisher Deb Sholdice.
Last week at the Brussels Agricultural Society's first regular meeting of the year, Linda Garland was presented with her Citizen of the Year Award for the Brussels area. North Huron Publishing Board Member Ralph Watson did the honours.
January must be creative space ribbon-cutting season in Blyth, as not one but two artistic enterprises officially opened their doors on Queen Street last Friday. Just a few storefronts away from Fabhaus Gallery + Café is Miniature Masterpieces...