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The first-ever Face the Storm ride in Blyth was a success on Saturday, bringing over 80 cyclists together with local residents, business owners and service club members all to raise funds for the newly-created Face the Storm Scholarship.
North Woods Elementary School near Ethel marked a milestone years in the making last week with the grand opening of the school's new playground.
It is, perhaps, fitting that, on the same day the Blyth Festival premiered Sisters of '78, the world crowned its first-ever trillionaire.
Sunday marked the final performance of the Kingsbridge Centre's latest production - an ambitious remounting of Warren Robinson's The Great Storm, and it was, indubitably, an afternoon to remember.
A staple of what is now the Elementary School Fair for years, the shoe-kick was really the only way to kick off the summer with the Belgrave Playground Project group's Kickoff to Summer event over the weekend in and around the Belgrave Community Centre.
The value of Central Huron Secondary School's (CHSS) co-op program is undeniable - the results speak for themselves. It offers students the opportunity to explore potential career paths while simultaneously developing specialized skill sets and...
There's likely not a female alpaca in all of Huron County that wouldn't consider DL Farms Alpacas' latest champion to be quite the catch.
This year's Clinton Spring Fair doubled the demolition derby fun after years of the event proving to be among the fair's best-attended offerings, bringing it back on Saturday afternoon.
After an eventful week, Huron County Pride eventually arrived at the day organizers had been waiting for: the Huron County Pride Festival on Saturday at Lions Harbour Park in Goderich.
On June 4, the MacKay Centre celebrated the one-year anniversary of its first satellite hub: the Seniors Active Living Centre (SALC) in Dungannon.
The sign outside Clinton Public Hospital (CPH) is finally relaying the message that Huron County residents had been anticipating for so long - after six years of reduced hours, Clinton's emergency department is once again open 24 hours a day.
On June 8, North Huron celebrated a milestone of municipal infrastructure with a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the commencement of construction of a new sewage treatment facility in Blyth.
Rumours of famed cartoonist/capitalist tycoon Walt Disney's connections to the area have long circulated among Huron County locals, but recently, a group of historically-minded citizens has teamed up with the Huron County Museum...
Central Huron Council, at its June 1 meeting, approved a new user-fee system for industrial, commercial and institutional recycling services to comply...
Central Huron Council has been presented with its first tangible feasibility analysis, strategic framework and implementation plan for a new innovation district at the former home of the Bluewater Youth Centre.
The Huron County Fastball League action for 2026 is now underway, with the first handful of games in the books.
This weekend, the congregations of Blyth and Brussels United Churches will officially be designated as Affirming Congregations.
One of the biggest moments a dairy farmer faces is the passing on of their operation to the next generation. Succession planning is a complex process - for many farmers, it begins when their children are born.
Since 2023, The Belgrave Playground Committee (BPC) has been raising funds for a new, accessible playground for the village, and its latest endeavour is looking to bring the community together in a big way with its upcoming Kick-Off to Summer party.
On Sunday, the Londesborough Lions Club held its annual Duck Race, raising funds for community betterment. Six-hundred rubber ducks were released into the stream that runs along Trueman Street
Graham Bedard was the guest of honour at the 10th annual Brent Powell Memorial Concert on Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church of Seaforth.
Members and guests gathered at the Blyth Legion Branch 420 on Saturday, May 23, to celebrate the branch's 80th anniversary with a come-and-go cake celebration, marking eight decades of service and community spirit in Blyth.
The St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Josh Geddis, competed at MusicFest Nationals in Niagara Falls on Monday, May 11, where they won a Gold standing.
Ahead of its fourth annual celebration of inclusion, Huron County Pride has significantly expanded its offerings this year as part of an ongoing process to bring in more days, more communities and, ultimately, more people.