Huron County Council is moving ahead with two potential options for supportive housing sites, with a final decision to be made at a future meeting.

The Year of the Garden 2022 provides the Auburn Horticultural Society with an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the many dedicated and inspiring individuals who, through their leadership, are improving the culture of gardening in their communities.

Brussels native Adam Cousins said that winning the Forest City London Music Awards Country Artist of the Year award and the Music Video of the Year award for "Young Again" was "pretty crazy" and inspiring.

The ongoing saga of the artistic interpretation of the map of Blyth, commissioned by the Blyth Business Improvement Area (BIA), continued with representatives of North Huron meeting with the BIA.

Huron East Council has deferred a committee recommendation that would drastically alter the ward system, with an eye towards eliminating it altogether, leaving the decision up to the new council.

The Drawer Boy is one of those shows that is spoken about reverentially in Blyth Festival circles, along with the one that started it all, The Farm Show, and others like The Outdoor Donnellys.

For one Egmondville family, this will be a very special Canada Day weekend, marking the first they celebrate as Canadian citizens.

Joyce Johnston marked 18 years as the Operations Manager for the North Huron Food Share earlier this year and celebrated it with friends and fellow volunteers earlier this week.

Central Huron Council has lifted a holding provision on Bluestone Wake Park southwest of Clinton, which will allow it to operate without restriction.

Morris-Turnberry Council spent a significant amount of time reviewing North Huron's proposed cross-border servicing bylaw and found the document lacking in a number of ways, eventually deciding to...

Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson will again be part of Premier Doug Ford's cabinet, returning to the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.

A group of concerned citizens feel that North Huron Township Council made a decision on the future of the Howson Dam without all the facts, however staff feel they have presented all relevant information.

While the White Carnation is celebrating its 50th anniversary of hosting celebrations as an event venue and restaurant, the building itself has a much longer history, going back to 1895.

On Saturday, Greyhaven Gardens owners Michelle and Derrick Greydanus officially opened the business' new storefront, offering some unique opportunities for the business and its customers.

After a lengthy debate, North Huron Township Council, during its Monday night meeting, decided to seek input on its cemetery bylaw before opening the document for changes.

The future of a proposed gravel pit in Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh, which is set to be located on Little Lakes Road, is no longer in the hands of (ACW) Council.

Organizers say the 2022 Rutabaga Festival was a success, bringing a little something for attendees of all ages to the Blyth and District Community Centre, Blyth Campground and the Blyth Lions Park.

The Lions Club of Brussels has made a $50,000 donation to support the major renovations of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre (BMGCC).

As part of a special dinner and celebration, the Brussels Lions marked 75 years as an organization both in and serving the community of Brussels.

The Blyth Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion and the Legion Ladies Auxiliary held their annual decoration service at Blyth Union Cemetery on Sunday.

The Huron County Planning and Development Department is recommending an update to the county's aggregate strategy, as well as undertaking an educational campaign for members of the public to better understand the strategy.

Next week, the Blyth Festival will open its 2022 season, which will include four shows produced at the Harvest Stage from June to the end of September.

Last week, representatives of North Huron Township Council and members of The Plus, a 2SLGBTQIA+ organization from F.E. Madill School, raised the Pride flag for the first time at a North Huron facility.

A recent art installation unveiled in Blyth is ruffling some feathers, leading to at least two council members feeling it should have been immediately taken down.