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Blyth Festival Art Gallery opens annual Student Show to much fanfare

Last Friday, the Blyth Festival Art Gallery launched its 2026 season with another bright and bustling opening to its ever-popular annual student art show.

Lavender Works started small, but continues to innovate year after year

Just southeast of Ethel in Huron East, Lavender Works has transformed part of an area cash crop farm, leaning into the family's interests and spreading calming, pleasant-smelling vibes throughout the community.

Greyhaven Gardens enters third generation of family business in Londesborough

In the middle of Huron County, Greyhaven Gardens is the go-to garden centre for many and its recent expansion has helped that along.

The Citizen's 2026 Salute to Agriculture

This year's Salute to Agriculture special issue includes feature stories on all aspects of agriculture in Huron County and beyond, from the NDP leadership campaign of Huron County's Tony McQuail to the next Bruce County IPM to the operations of...

What a difference a border makes - From the Cluttered Desk with Keith Roulston

The visit of King Charles to mark the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Declaration of Independence and the naming, last week, of Louise Arbour to be Canada's next Governor General demonstrated the immense difference between our two side-by-side nations.

Calves and grads - Shawn's Sense with Shawn Loughlin

As the editor of a newspaper, you are, at times, called to action in self-defence.

Let's go around in another circle - The Chaff with Scott Stephenson

There are weeks when The Chaff arrives like a proud parade float, all glitter and conviction, rolling in with ideas honking from every direction.

Editorials - May 15, 2026

The name game - Glimpses of the Past with Karen Webster

It can be seen all around; the custom of naming a park, hospital, arena or educational facility after a notable personage or someone (or their family) with enough money to donate to merit a name being honoured in perpetuity.