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This weekend, it's all about broomball at the Blyth and District and Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centres, as dozens of broomball games will be played as part of Blyth Junior Broomball's annual tournament in the region.
At a meeting on Monday, Oct. 21, North Huron Council authorized staff to draft an agreement with a third party to take over operations of the Wingham Town Hall Theatre.
This weekend, the U11 A and U13 A Huron Heat teams will head east to take part in the Waterloo Fall Challenge Cup, beginning with action on Friday morning.
The return to the Blyth and District Community Centre was a successful one for the Blyth Brussels Crusaders, as the league team's first home game of the season in that building ended with a 6-1 win for the U15 Rep team over the Owen Sound Junior Attack.
The Wingham Ironmen remain in fourth place in the North Pollock Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League after a weekend loss to the division-leading Fergus Whalers.
As 4-H Canada encourages all members, leaders and supporters to "Show Their Colours" this month, there are few who have done so to the degree that Belgrave-area native Emily Bieman has.
On Monday, Canada Post issued a new commemorative stamp collection ahead of Remembrance Day that honours, in part, the work done by Canada's Farmerettes, a cause near and dear to the hearts of many in Huron County.
They say that Blyth never loses a barber without gaining a barber! That age-old phrase couldn't be more true than the case of The Village Barber on Queen Street
Kathryn Aires presented a petition containing almost 400 signatures to North Huron Council on Monday, Oct. 21. The petition requests that the Blyth Library remain at a central, accessible location on Queen Street
In the early-morning hours of Monday, Oct. 28, the Fire Department of North Huron responded to a report of a fully-engulfed house fire in Sarah Street in Londesborough.
Last week, delegates, dignitaries, artists and honoured guests gathered together for some collective brainstorming at Blyth Memorial Hall as part of the fifth biennial Rural Talks to Rural (R2R) conference.
If you're hoping to catch one of the final performances of The Streamliners at The Livery Theatre in Goderich this weekend, you better have your tickets already, because every show is already sold out!
The first home game of the season for a Blyth Brussels Crusaders team ended in a 2-2 draw last Friday night when the U11 Rep team tied the Kincardine Kinucks at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre.
On Friday, Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m., Trinity Anglican Church in Blyth will be hosting another fundraising concert in support of Huron Hospice.
From the moment she burst onto the scene earlier this year, two-year-old Chantilly has been making a name for herself in the highly competitive world of Ontario harness racing.
One of Huron County's foremost historians has sent his most recent book to the printer with hopes that, by the time you're reading this newspaper, you should be able to buy it.
Huron Heat Day - now a two-day extravaganza of girls' hockey at the Seaforth and District Community Centre - saw a number of Heat teams hit the ice last Friday and Saturday, with many finding victory along the way.
On Sunday, North Huron celebrated Diwali once again with an afternoon of great food, entertainment, demonstrations and education. This year, the event was held at the Columbus Centre in Wingham, which is also where the town's first Vaisakhi was...
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.