Blyth's Duncan McGregor will once again be bringing his vision to a community stage with Mistletoes and Tales, a production at the Livery Theatre in Goderich that will feature two distinct stories.

After being officially sworn in on Monday night, North Huron Township's new council members each took time to reflect on what being elected meant to them and what they look to achieve in the next four years.

The new Central Huron Council held its inaugural meeting in Clinton on Monday night, welcoming two new faces to the table for the next four-year term.

Huron East Council held its inaugural meeting on Nov. 15 in Seaforth, setting the course for the next four years in the municipality.

To celebrate his birthday, Matthew Abell-Rinn decided that he would follow in his brother's footsteps and collect food for a local food drive instead of presents this year.

Rev. Alex Jebson has arrived. As you know, the United Church crews have been pretty pumped lately with the anticipation of Alex Jebson obtaining his ordination to the United Church of Canada. It's now a done deal.

Clerk Carson Lamb officially swore in the new members of North Huron Township Council on Monday evening, welcoming two new and five returning members to the council table, followed by council electing Kevin Falconer as its new Deputy-Reeve.

Jennifer Cox, recently-elected Central Huron Councillor and long-time local educator, has contributed a chapter to a new book on motherhood, published last month.

After being crowned the provincial Queen of the Furrow, just the fourth Huron County woman to do so, Maranda Klaver spoke to Huron County Council to update members on her activities of the past year.

The Blyth Brussels Crusaders are facing off against some stiff competition at local tournaments this week.

The Wingham Ironmen posted two wins over the weekend, positioning the team within three points of the third-place Mitchell Hawks in the North Pollock Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League.

Karen Webster of the Wingham area has been named the first-ever Huron County Citizen of the Year for her extensive volunteer work in the Blyth and Wingham communities.

This year's Blyth Citizen of the Year Award winner is Lissa Kolkman, described as a "true asset to the Village of Blyth", as one nomination put it.

Margaret McInroy of Blyth has been chosen as the 2022 Citizen of the Year for Brussels and its surrounding communities thanks to her dedication and hard work in the communities of both Brussels and Walton.

After an extensive recruitment process, the Municipality of Huron East and Township of North Huron are pleased to announce the hiring of Kent Readman as the new fire chief...

Huron County Manager of Planning Denise Van Amersfoort updated Huron County Council on Bill 23, the provincial government's More Homes Built Faster Act, outlining numerous concerns from the Planning and Development Department.

Long-time Grey Ward Councillor Alvin McLellan has been chosen as Huron East's deputy-mayor and the municipality's second representative on Huron County Council.

Central Huron Secondary School students pulled together for a food drive late last month, bringing in vehicle-loads full of food by canvassing the community.

Remembrance Day is a time to look back on those who made the ultimate sacrifice for Canada and the world, and volunteers working with the Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery and Memorial are working to put faces to the names of those who made that sacrifice.

The Blyth Brussels U11 Rep Crusaders were 'B' finalists in the Ryan O'Reilly Youth Challenge Cup in Goderich over the weekend.

The U15 C Huron Heat squad fell short during the Grand River Mustangs Remembrance Day Classic over the weekend, being eliminated before the 'B' finals by the host team.

The Wingham Ironmen posted a tie and a loss over the weekend, holding on to fourth place with a three-point lead over the Kincardine Bulldogs.

At its Nov. 1 meeting, Huron East Council said goodbye to two councillors who chose not to seek re-election in the Oct. 24 municipal election: Zoellyn Onn in the Brussels Ward and Joe Steffler in the Seaforth Ward.

Ty Sebastian of Brussels has been named to Team Canada to take part in the Tradestaff World Baseball Softball Confederation Men's Softball World Cup in New Zealand later this month.