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Sportmen's Association's fishing derby pays tribute to its long-time champion

Last week, on Wednesday, May 14, the Wingham Sportsmen's Association hosted the Al Miller Memorial Community Living Fishing Day as not just a great day for the community, but as a tribute to a great man who had made the fishing derby a big part of...

Work begins to take down water tower on Blyth Greenway Trail

The old water tower at the trailhead of the Blyth Greenway Trail, a part of that area's landscape, is being taken down.

Huron County Fastball League season begins with Walton win over Brussels

The Huron County Fastball League season officially got underway on Tuesday night with the Walton Brewers hosting the Brussels Bangers on a sunny, cool night.

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The Citizen - May 23, 2025

The May 23, 2025 issue of The Citizen includes coverage of recent council meetings in North Huron, Huron East, ACW and Huron County, as well as a story on the Community Living Fishing Day in Wingham, the beginning of the minor and men's baseball...

How soon we forget a tragedy - From the Cluttered Desk with Keith Roulston

How quickly time flies (particularly for an old-timer like me). It wasn't until I read a story in one of the farm papers that comes to our mailbox that I realized it was 25 years ago this month that the Walkerton water crisis occurred.

The letter of the day - Shawn's Sense with Shawn Loughlin

As the parent now of two young people who are old enough to make their own decisions about the entertainment they choose to consume (and not to consume), it has been interesting to see the quality in some of the shows and what they offer to our...

Call us 'Clavins' because we cliff'd - The Chaff with Scott Stephenson

Very early in our investigation, we suspected cliffs. They had been quiet for too long. No suspicious crumbling. No unsolicited jutting. Just cliffs, existing. That's not normal. That's not journalism.

Editorials - May 23, 2025

The King's Speech, Grinding them down, Who's the Boss?

Seemed like a good idea at the time - Glimpses of the Past with Karen Webster

It was one of those "kill two birds with one stone" ideas: take each elementary-aged school student in Huron County, have each one contribute a brick, and the rest would be easy.