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This weekend, the Blyth Brussels Minor Hockey Association will be celebrating BBMHA Day at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre with a day of Crusaders' games and an alumni game...
It was a busy weekend for the various Huron Heat teams, as the Central Huron Community Complex played host to the annual Huron Heat Day, in addition to a full slate of regular season action for the local girls.
After winning both of the games they played the previous weekend, the Wingham Ironmen put together a disappointing weekend, losing both of their games - first by a score of 4-2 to the Fergus Whalers in Wingham and then 3-2 to the Capitals in Walkerton.
Ferma Energy has opted not to proceed with a battery storage project in Central Huron on Hydro Line Road directly across from the Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area after hearing plenty of "negative feedback" from local residents.
Blyth Festival Artistic Director Gil Garratt says it's hard not to look back at the 2025 season at the Festival and not feel tremendously gratified in a number of respects.
Lucknow-area alpaca farmer Dee Graham and her animals have had a successful year at the province's alpaca shows, building upon a successful stint that has now surpassed 15 years.
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As The Citizen marks the 40th anniversary of its first issue, it's worth noting the unique ownership and oversight structure in place for a newspaper that's truly owned by the community and by the people it serves.
The woman at the top, Publisher Deb Sholdice, is quickly approaching 10 years in the position, stepping into the impossible-to-fill shoes of Citizen co-founder Keith Roulston.
As The Citizen marks the 40th 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.
Community members, local leaders and representatives from several partner organizations gathered at the Goderich Kinsmen Centre at 185 Keays Street on Wednesday, Oct. 8...
This weekend, Clinton and Goderich will jointly host the annual Bring the Heat tournament, hosted by the Huron Heat and its U11 teams, bringing girls' hockey teams from all over the region to Huron County.
The Wingham Ironmen's slide continued over the weekend as the team lost its lone game of the stretch by a score of 4-1 to the division-leading Hanover Barons at home in Wingham.
At its Oct. 6 meeting, North Huron Council received a report from Director of Public Works and Facilities Kevin Watson that has the township seriously considering a complete revamp of its RV dumping policy - including the potential capping and closure...
When Lucknow's Brook Hendriks found out she was being named a recipient of the 4-H Ontario Outstanding New Volunteer Award, she was more than a little surprised - in the best possible way.
Last week, Muriel Coultes was presented with the 2025 Jim McGee Community Volunteer Award, handed out by the Belgrave Community Centre Board.
The Wingham Ironmen found their way back into the win column over the weekend, but needed a shootout to get there at home on Friday night with a 3-2 win over the Kincardine Bulldogs.
The dedicated pickleball players of Brussels experienced a night they had been hoping for and working at for many months on Monday night when they unofficially opened the new courts...