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Two Huron Heat teams found success at the 2023 Stratford Aces Festival Cup Challenge tournament over the weekend, with the U11 B Heat winning it all and the U18 C Heat coming away with a silver medal.
On Monday, North Huron Council voted on a bylaw regarding the township's 2024 fees and charges. Some of the bylaw's proposed fees increases exceeded 100 per cent, particularly in the Recreation Department.
Blyth's Trinity Anglican Church is putting on a benefit concert on Nov. 24 to raise money for Huron Residential Hospice. The show will feature the vocal song stylings of Annie Sparling and Kathryn Peach, along with Joe Gahan of The Lucky Charms.
The little town of Lucknow is proud to have produced hockey legend Paul Henderson, whose 1972 goal against Soviet Russia is commemorated by a large mural visible to all those who pass through town.
Last Friday, Softball Canada named Ty Sebastian of Brussels as the winner of its Men's Fast Pitch Athlete of the Year Award after what was another astounding season.
Next year's 50th anniversary Blyth Festival season will feature six productions - four indoors at Memorial Hall and two outdoors on the Harvest Stage - including five premieres and one remount and reimagining of the Canadian play that started it all.
The U15 BB Huron Heat were in Waterloo over the weekend, taking part in the annual Waterloo Ravens tournament, but came home with one win and three losses in their pockets.
Remembrance Day was originally known as "Armistice Day", and was first observed across the nations of the British Commonwealth in 1919 as a way of showing respect to all those who had fought in a war that...
This weekend, the Blyth Brussels Crusaders will be in Mildmay to take part in the Greg Deitz Memorial Tournament, while the U18 Rep team will begin its Wingham Silver Stick journey.
On Nov. 5, the long-running local phenomena known as CKNX Barn Dance came home to Josephine Street in the form of an afternoon of old-time country tunes at the regally restored Town Hall Theatre in Wingham.
In response to a proposal from staff to eliminate open forum from the township's procedural bylaw, a boisterous crowd of citizens bristled at a regular meeting of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh (ACW) Council on Nov. 7.
A report outlining proposed changes to the Fees and Charges Bylaw for 2024, prepared by North Huron Director of Finance/Treasurer Chris Townes, sparked hearty debate among North Huron Council at its regular meeting on Nov. 6.
The Wingham Ironmen remain in fifth place in the Provincial Junior Hockey League's North Pollock Division after two weekend losses.
This weekend, the U15 BB Huron Heat will be in Waterloo to take part in the Waterloo Ravens' annual tournament, beginning with a pair of Nov. 3 games, taking on the host Waterloo Ravens and the Guelph Junior Gryphons.
This weekend, the Blyth Brussels U11 Rep Crusaders will be in Goderich to play in the Ryan O'Reilly Tournament, named for the Huron County native and Stanley Cup winner.
The Wingham Ironmen are still in fifth place in the North Pollock Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League after a winless weekend.
It's one thing to extol the virtues of the great 4-H program to friends, family and anyone else who will listen in your home and rural community, but it's another thing entirely to take that show on the road.
The Bruce Trail is over 900 kilometres long, and runs from Queenston in the Niagara Peninsula all the way to Tobermory on Georgian Bay.
Last month, Blyth-based architect John Rutledge won the Peter Stokes Restoration Award for a small-scale building, one of the Heritage Awards handed out annually by the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario.
The Wilderness Traverse Adventure Race is a gruelling, 150 kilometre, 24-hour long endeavour that takes place across the rugged terrain of Ontario's Haliburton Highlands every year.
A star-studded country show is being put on in the historic Town Hall Theatre in Wingham on the afternoon of Nov. 5, and it's one that's guaranteed to bring back that same old-time spirit that, for a long time, was synonymous with the little town.
There is a full slate of games at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre scheduled for this weekend following the extensive renovation and expansion of the centre.
The Wingham Ironmen split their games over the weekend, first beating the Mount Forest Patriots by a score of 3-2 and then losing to the Walkerton Capitals by a score of 3-0.
This weekend, the U18 C Huron Heat will be heading to West Northumberland for the annual Halloween Havoc tournament in search of some spooky success.