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North Huron Township Council will be considering increasing its base honorarium and per-meeting pay for council members at its Oct. 3 meeting, as well as considering a cost of living adjustment to be applied to remuneration every year.
Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh (ACW) Council will be considering the future of waste collection in the municipality despite warnings that changing its current contract could result in significant price increases.
After weighing feedback from the Blyth Festival and Director of Public Works Jamie McCarthy, North Huron Township Council decided to seek public input on its parking bylaw.
The Terry Fox Run in Brussels surpassed expectations by a wide margin according to organizer Gord Mitchell.
The event, held on Sunday, marked a return to an in-person activity after two years of virtual participation.
The Wingham Terry Fox Run ended up raising an amazing $26,949 on Sunday.
Approximately 200 participants braved the rain to walk/run/stroll/bike in the Wingham Terry Fox Run held on Sept. 18, and another 175 donated online before the event...
The London Knights are returning to Huron County this weekend with a special memorial fundraiser game at the Central Huron Community Complex on Saturday benefiting Huron Residential Hospice.
The Brussels Agricultural Society was able to successfully return The Brussels Fall Fair to an in-person event this year according to society president Zoellyn Onn.
The Huron Multicultural Festival in Goderich on Sunday was a rousing success, with plenty of international music and cuisine to impress just about anyone.
Belgrave native Austin Chaffe won a Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) Award over the weekend for his work with several different Canadian country groups and artists.
Former Goderich Mayor John Grace was memorialized on Saturday with performances, a special presentation and a parade, shown above.
Last Friday, Brussels native Tim Harrison was one of 38 Canadians honoured by federal Governor General Mary Simon with a Medal of Bravery.
More than 90 people gathered at Camp Klahanie, just south of Goderich, last week to welcome Ukrainian families who have moved to Huron County.
With the exception of a quick downpour on Saturday, even the weather helped the Huron Pioneer Thresher and Hobby Association return to its annual reunion after two years of modified events due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Huron County Fastball League regular season action officially wrapped up over the weekend and it's the Belmore Stingers that sit atop the standings with a record of 16-4 and 32 points.
North Huron Township Council decided review its facilities during its Monday night meeting after being told it needed to look ahead and prepare to renovate its sites for full accessibility, with some needing it sooner than others.
The Blyth Festival's last show of the season officially opened over the weekend, bringing some big voices, great music and larger-than-life characters to the Harvest Stage in a wonderful return to form.
The Belmore Stingers defended their top-of-the-chart position in the Huron County Fastball League, climbing to a record of 15 wins and three losses over the past week with two games remaining on the schedule.
It's September again, which means it's time for the Terry Fox Run in Brussels. The run is set for Sunday, Sept. 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with four- and eight-kilometre courses throughout the village.
This year, the Huron Pioneer Thresher and Hobby Association is back, hosting its first full reunion in three years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the organization to cancel reunions in both 2020 and 2021.
This month, Michael Stanley will officially take on his first-ever full-time pastorship at Auburn's Huron Chapel.
Despite having to rely on organic foot traffic, rather than Blyth Festival audience members at Memorial Hall, the Blyth Festival Art Gallery is having a great year.
At this year's Huron County Plowing Match, the organizers of the 2017 International Plowing Match (IPM) in Walton carried on a legacy that has been in place since 2019, handing out scholarships to worthy local recipients.
Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh (ACW) Township Council has taken another step towards implementing its proposed development charges bylaw, which will help fund growth through new development.
After a very successful introduction in 2020, the Blyth Festival 10x10 Art Sale is back this year, with bidding to open on Nov. 1 in an effort to raise money for the Festival.