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Over the weekend of Aug. 15-16, Roger McHardy of Brussels - along with his driver, Dave Lloyd of Grand Bend - turned heads at the Vintage Road Racing Association (VRRA) Vintage Festival at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park near Bowmanville, earning...
On Aug. 21, the Underwood family handily hosted the 98th Huron County Plowing Match (HCPM) at their vast and charming farm in Morris-Turnberry.
There was plenty of country spirit at the Huron County Plowing Match, with neighbours and visitors taking in the festivities.
Emma Robinson was beaming from ear to ear after capturing the Queen of the Furrow title at the 2026 Huron County Plowing Match, besting fellow contenders Queenie Pentland and Katelyn Wynja.
After the nomination deadline came and went on Friday afternoon, the ballots are now set for this fall's municipal election across Huron County.
Last week, the Bainton's building came down after being fenced off for more than a week. The well-known store had not been in operation for several years and, as a result of the condition of the building...
McCall Scholarship recipient Clare McDade may be leaving Huron County for the University of Ottawa in the fall, but she'll be bringing her sense of community along with her.
Morris-Turnberry Council has approved the final design concept for the municipality's branding update, which includes a new logo.
After a months-long hold on first place, the Sebringville Sting are now in fourth place in the Huron County Fastball League standings. In first? The Brussels Bangers.
A day at the Huron County Plowing Match (HCPM) starts early, and it doesn't take long for visitors and competitors alike to build up a hearty hunger.
In 2028, the Huron County Plowmen's Association will be marking a significant anniversary when they hold the 100th annual Huron County Plowing Match at a location that has yet to be determined.
Maranda Klaver's life has been steeped in Queen of the Furrow competitions for years now.
As every good plowing match starts with a healthy wheat field, which makes Peter Johnson - better known to farmers across the nation as "Wheat Pete" - a more than fitting addition to this year's Huron County Plowing Match (HCPM).
For 2026, the Huron County Plowing Match (HCPM) is making its way to Morris-Turnberry, and host Nelson Underwood, for one, is looking forward to welcoming visitors to his family farm on Aug. 20 and 21.
Jamie Heffer may be the Warden of Huron County and the Mayor of Morris-Turnberry, but when it came time to find a home for the 2026 Huron County Plowing Match (HCPM), his most important role was simply - "neighbour".
Visitors to the Huron County Plowing Match (HCPM) may come out to celebrate agricultural traditions, but they stay to catch a glimpse into the future of farming.
At this year's Huron County Plowing Match, three young women will be competing for the title of Huron County Queen of the Furrow. Here is what you need to know about them.
I can't believe my year is almost over already! It feels like yesterday I was telling everyone who's got the buzz! I've had an incredible time being the Huron County Princess!
It's hard to believe that my year as the Huron County Queen of the Furrow is already coming to an end. It really does feel like this year has gone by in the blink of an eye.
For Huron County Plowing Match (HCPM) champion Dugald McIntosh, competitive plowing is about so much more than driving in a straight line - traditional tractoring is an art form that requires skill and rewards patience.
Attending the Huron County Plowing Match (HCPM) is a welcome break for busy farmers. But bringing this annual celebration of rural tradition to life is no small feat.
The U13 Elma Avengers delivered a strong showing at the OASA Provincial Championships over the weekend, highlighted by dominant pitching, disciplined offense, and fantastic defense across all five games.
Last weekend, the 2026 Goderich Celtic Roots Festival (GCRF) once again brought musicians, students, volunteers and music lovers to Lions Harbour Park to further the traditions that have made this cultural event into a fixture of the summer calendar...
On Aug. 23, local author Carol Casey will be sharing the fruits of her poetic prowess at the Blyth Centre for the Arts for the third installment of 2026's Poetry in the Gallery series.