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Last weekend, the Lucknow Fall Fair (LFF) celebrated 163 years with a Barnyard Bash jam-packed with a whole lot of family-friendly action. There were frog-jumping contests...

After winning their first regular season game in years - a 4-2 victory over the Patriots in Mount Forest on Sept. 12 - the Clinton Radars were home at the Central Huron Community Complex on Friday night...

After winning their first game of the regular season - a Sept. 12 victory by a score of 7-2 over the Bulldogs in Kincardine - the Wingham Ironmen lost the next two games, putting them under .500 to start the season.

The Clinton Raceway brought its 2026 racing season to a close on Sunday, Sept. 6, wrapping up another busy year of harness racing at the local oval.

With a last-minute, three-win push, the Mitchell Mets edged out the Sebringville Sting earlier this week to finish first in the Huron County Fastball League standings, setting the table for this weekend's year-end tournament, set to be held at the...

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.

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.

The Sebringville Sting are maintaining a razor-thin lead in the Huron County Fastball League standings with three teams breathing down their necks.

On Tuesday night, in Huron County Fastball League action, the Brussels Tigers were in Walton and beat the Brewers by a score of 4-0.

Londesborough played host to a U11 ball tournament over the weekend, welcoming teams from all over the county to play just south of Blyth.

The Kingston Axemen are the winners of the A Division of the 54th annual Brussels Tigers Invitational Tournament, with the Townsend Tide, Tavistock Yard Goats and Monkton Muskrats all similarly claiming victory in the B, C and D Divisions, respectively.

The Sebringville Sting remain in first place in the Huron County Fastball League standings with 15 points - a full three points clear of the second-place Wingham/Wroxeter Rippers.

The Sebringville Sting remain atop the Huron County Fastball League standings, but just one point behind are the locals, the Brussels Bangers, with a record of 4-2 and eight points, compared to the Sting's record of 4-1-1 and nine points.

The Huron County Fastball League action for 2026 is now underway, with the first handful of games in the books.

The Wingham Sportsmen's Association hosted its annual fishing derby last week, welcoming members of the Community Living group to the site for a beautiful, sunny day of fishing at the pond.

Next Saturday, May 30, Brussels Ball Day will have a special wrinkle, as it will double as the grand opening of the new batting cages, constructed by the Brussels Optimist Club and completely funded by the group.

The Huron County Fastball League season will begin tonight with a game between the Milverton Millwrights and Sebringville Sting in Sebringville.

Over the weekend, the Seaforth Centenaires got together one last time as part of the 2025/2026 season to have somewhat of a parade around the town to celebrate their Paxton Trophy win over the Ripley Wolves in six games.

For one day each year, the athletic field at Wingham's F.E. Madill Secondary School becomes a proving ground for rough-and-tumble students looking to sharpen their rugby skills.

While the Ripley Wolves made it interesting, pushing the series to a sixth game, the Seaforth Centenaires are the 2025/2026 Paxton Trophy champions...

Last Saturday, the Ripley Wolves spoiled the sweep that would have handed the Seaforth Centenaires the Paxton Trophy by winning game three of their finals series in Ripley by a score of 4-3.

The Seaforth Centenaires have begun their quest to win the Paxton Trophy as champions of the Ontario Elite Hockey League the right way, winning the first two games of their best-of-seven series with the Ripley Wolves over the weekend.

At press time, the Seaforth Centenaires held a two-games-to-one lead over the Elora Rocks in the Ontario Elite Hockey League semi-finals. This comes after the team lost the first game of the series in Seaforth on March 21 by a score of 4-1.

The 75th Goderich Young Canada Week hockey tournament is up and running.