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Even though Thanksgiving has just concluded, Halloween is weeks away and Christmas is not but a dot on the distant horizon, Huron County holiday lovers need not wait long for another chance...
North Huron Council received an update on its water and wastewater works financial plan on Monday. Ryan DeVries, a project engineer at B.M. Ross, presented the overview, which covered both...
Huron County Manager of Planning Denise Van Amersfoort says the county is well positioned to implement the new Provincial Planning Statement (PPS) and has been proactive by bringing in many of the changes the PPS is now recommending.
On Dec. 5, 1924, the first meeting of the Seaforth Lions Club was held.
On Sunday, the U13 B Huron Heat called the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre home for their game with the Owen Sound Ice Hawks. And it was "home sweet home" for the Heat, who won the game by a score of 3-0.
Last Thursday, 110 North Huron citizens came out to the Blyth and District Community Centre in order to participate in their municipality's town hall public meeting.
The joy of winning the first five games of the 2024/2025 season has now been matched by the agony of losing the next five games, after the Wingham Ironmen lost to the Hanover Barons in Wingham on Saturday, the team's fifth straight loss.
In the face of a lawsuit filed by Toronto's Factory Theatre last month seeking $115,000 over the 2023 cancellation of The Waltz at the Blyth Festival, the Festival's parent company, the Blyth Centre for the Arts is now countersuing Factory for...
There's a new business in Londesborough that has its sights set on doing things the old-fashioned way. That's right, Monkey Brains Records is planning on being Huron County's latest manufacturer of vinyl records/independent music producer.
On Monday, funeral director Dayna Deans came before North Huron Council to address some dramatic changes in the way that the township administered its cemetery fees last winter in the hopes that the situation can be quickly rectified before...
Despite the prevailing sentiment to keep things status quo, Huron East Council has stopped short of rubber stamping a decision on council composition until it hears from the ad hoc committee that recommended changes.
Huron County Council is hoping to further investigate building a new storage facility for the overflowing collection of the Huron County Museum, which has only grown in recent years.
Huron County Council will be considering a third-party audit of its long-term care system in the county's 2025 budget.
On Sunday, the U13 A Huron Heat welcomed the Mooretown Lady Flags to Clinton's Central Huron Community Complex and sent them home on the wrong end of a 3-0 score.
The 2024 International Plowing Match (IPM) was a great one for Huron County. Not only was Seaforth's Dugald McIntosh crowned Junior Champion, but Winthrop's Rachel Gras placed fourth in the Ontario Queen of the Furrow competition.
Dugald McIntosh from the Seaforth area was crowned the Junior Champion at last week's International Plowing Match (IPM) held near Lindsay, punching his ticket to next year's Canadian Plowing Championship in Ayton, Ontario.
Ours is a big, sprawling country, populated with all different kinds of people, but there are still a few truly iconic things that we all agree are quintessentially Canadian. Things like curling, hockey, and The Mudmen.
When Lyndon John X (LJX) was looking for a spacious place to put down some new roots with his growing family, there was no specific reason that brought them to Brussels.
On Oct. 1, one of the oldest businesses in Blyth quietly experienced a historic changing of the guard. Since 1938, Blyth Printing has been owned and operated by members of the Whitmore family, but this week, Ken Whitmore...
While two Huron Heat teams made it to their respective semi-final competitions at the Oakville Hornets' annual Harvest Classic over the weekend, no one from the county was able to return home with gold around their neck.
After suffering their first loss of the regular season, the Wingham Ironmen are now tied for second place in the North Pollock Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League with a record of 5-1 and 10 points.
Chris Michie, a long-time member of the Belgrave Kinsmen Club, is this year's Jim McGee Volunteer Award winner. The award is handed out annually by the Belgrave Community Centre Board.
As the Clinton Public Hospital nears the five-year anniversary of the beginning of its nightly emergency room closures, little was offered in the way of new developments at a public meeting held on Monday night.
Following a heated discussion at its Tuesday meeting, Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh (ACW) Council held a recorded vote that resulted in the adoption of a new flag-raising policy that restricts the municipality's ability to show any support for...