The Seaforth Lions Club is hoping to proceed with a new kind of Santa Claus parade next month with the blessing of Huron East Council.

After consultation with numerous minor hockey associations, the Board of Directors of the International Silver Stick Association has postponed all Canadian Regional Qualifying tournaments for the 2020-2021 season until 2021-2022.

Blyth was named the winner of London's Pure Country Stompin' Ground Throwdown last Friday, earning the village a featured spot in a special version of Tim Hicks' country hit Stompin' Ground.

The votes are in and The Citizen's staff has decided which Halloween costumes impressed us the most.

Huron County Council has turned down a request for funding from the Huron Residential Hospice that would have enabled the location to access upper-tier funding for further expansion.

While stories and photos are an important part of any newspaper, The Citizen included, there is a third, and just as important part of the paper that proves every week people are reading: advertising.

For 35 years, The Citizen, as well as the other publications put out by North Huron Publishing, wouldn't come together without the efforts of Dianne Josling and Joan Caldwell.

As The Citizen marks the 35th anniversary of its first-ever issue this month, it's impossible not to take a look back at Keith and Jill Roulston, the founders of the community-owned newspaper.

This month, The Citizen is celebrating the 35th anniversary of its first issue, which also means three-and-a-half decades of community outreach from a newspaper owned by community shareholders.

In 2016, Keith Roulston approached me to ask if I'd be interested in trying my hand at publishing. I was at a crossroads in my career and deciding on my next path.

By the summer of 1985, when I got a phone call from Sheila Richards, Brussels and Blyth had been without their own newspapers for more than three years.

A project to beautify an alley in Seaforth is drawing to a close with Goderich-area artist Tova Hasiwar's mural being painted as one of the final stages of the project.

The Brussels Skating Club is going ahead with its 2020/2021 season, however, due to COVID-19, it will be a significantly different experience for all involved.

A piece of Brussels history is currently being restored in Calgary, Alberta and when it's rehabilitated there's a possibility it could make its way to the village of its creation.

North Huron Reeve Bernie Bailey has taken offence to comments made in a Morris-Turnberry staff report suggesting North Huron staff had taken actions they weren't allowed to take.

On direction from Huron Perth Public Health, area Remembrance Day ceremonies will not be open to the public in order to control the potential for spread of COVID-19.

The Blyth Brussels Minor Hockey Association is moving ahead with a 2020/2021 season this winter, but it will look unlike any previous season due to changes driven by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Over 100 pieces of art, all 10 inches squared in size and all created by local artists, will soon be up for auction to benefit the Blyth Festival.

Steven Del Duca, the leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, visited Huron County last week to discuss the issues facing the area and listen to local farmers.

Huron County Council has opted to maintain the status quo on the controversial AG4 (Agriculture -- Small Holding) zoning designation, saying any concerns should be managed by the Nutrient Management Act.

Huron County Council has adopted its new corporate climate change adaptation plan, which was presented at council's Oct. 7 meeting by Lily Morrow, the county's climate change and energy specialist.

Joan Vincent has been named recipient of the 2020 Jim McGee Volunteer of the Year Award, presented by the Belgrave Community Centre Board after a glowing recommendation from...

This November's Rural Talks to Rural (R2R) conference, organized by the Canadian Centre for Rural Creativity, will be moving ahead virtually and organizers are asking for participation from across the country.

North Huron Council received a presentation from local skateboarding business owner Connor Brooks regarding constructing a new skate park in Blyth, but deferred any action on the issue.