WINGHAM - The Wingham and District Horticultural Society held a special Thanksgiving event prior to its October regular meeting.
Invisible Wounds a beacon of hope for rural first responders
WINGHAM - In the face of personal adversity, Deborah MacDonald chose not to retreat into silence. Instead, she turned her battle with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) into a beacon of hope for the courageous first responders in rural Southwestern Ontario.
Coalition explores Bill 5 concerns through series
Bill 5 (Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act) continues to raise concerns around issues of…
Packed house supports community meal program despite competition from Jays
WINGHAM - Despite competing with a Toronto Blue Jays playoff game, over 100 community members packed the Wingham United Church last Sunday to support the Wingham Free Lunch program, run by seven local churches. They raised more than $1,000 through a benefit concert by the Chapelaires.
Practical jokes, a whistling musician and the ‘Vine Pullers’: Campbell Cork journies into Wingham’s past
WINGHAM - The Wingham and Area Historical Society (WAHS) had a special visitor at its Oct. 1 meeting, bringing in local historian and author Campbell Cork to share some of his stories about the small rural town.
Request for Walt Disney family signage installation at Pioneer Conservation Area denied
A request from the Disney’s of Huron County Project Group to place a sign highlighting the Disney family’s connection to the area in Bluevale was denied after a lengthy discussion.
Maitland River Elementary School hosts Terry Fox Run
After a general assembly informing the children about Terry Fox and his legacy, the inspired runners made their way over to the track.
Diwali celebration set for Oct. 19
The Huron Seva Foundation, in partnership Huron County Immigration Partnership, recently announced their upcoming Diwali 2025 celebration, which will take place this year at F. E. Madill Secondary School.
North Huron Council reviews financial impact of 2024 recreation fee increases; explores cost recovery options
A report from Director of Recreation and Children’s Services Kelly Steiss informed North Huron Council of the impact the 2024 recreation fee increases and changes had on the township, including considerable revenue losses following fee adjustments and the elimination of popular membership options.
North Huron approves no-risk Wellhub agreement for fitness centre
The Township of North Huron is poised to join forces with Wellhub, a wellness program that links businesses with fitness centres to promote employee health.
Montgomery Bus Lines holds a Stuff-A-Bus event at Wingham Foodland
Montgomery Bus Lines held a Stuff-A-Bus event at the Wingham Foodland on Saturday, Oct. 4. This…
Sisters in Spirit; National Day of Action for MMIWG2S
What would you think if all of a sudden, I were gone? As your local news reporter, would you think it strange if I suddenly disappeared without telling you I was leaving?
North Huron approves Vance Fund action plan
The Township of North Huron is taking steps to enhance community recreational facilities through the 2025 Vance Fund application.
Township marks milestone anniversary of Howson & Howson Ltd.
The Township of North Huron held a special celebration event on Sept. 23 at the Blyth Memorial Hall, marking the 150th anniversary of Howson & Howson Ltd.
North Huron’s new senior active living coordinator championing respect for elders
North Huron’s new Senior Active Living Coordinator, Tenille Taylor, is thrilled to be here and looks forward to developing and facilitating programs that bring genuine joy to seniors.
