Since council does not know where their council chambers will be relocated to, they made the decision to purchase a relocatable audio system to better improve the quality of their council meetings.
Open water
A lone kayaker paddles upstream between the Howson Dam and the Hanna Bridge on the Maitland River in Wingham.
Council hears proposed plan for water, sewer for Hutton Heights
Council agreed to alter the engineer’s phased plan to proceed with developing the subdivision known as Hutton Heights.
Retail plaza planned for McDonald’s property in Wingham
At the Aug. 9 meeting, North Huron council approved the plans for the construction of a shopping plaza at the corner of Highway 4 and Highway 86.
Heading outdoors
The North Perth Outlaws have changed their home base to the soccer fields at the Howick Community…
South Bruce expects financial impact of pandemic to be higher in 2021
According to a report from Treasurer Kendra Reinhart, the 2021 financial impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic are expected to be higher than last year.
Staehli races to 17th place finish in Tokyo
Lucknow’s Julie-Anne Staehli competed in her first-ever event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on July 30.
South Bruce council approves extension of Burger Box lease
SOUTH BRUCE – It appears the Burger Box will be open for an additional month this year. At the…
Teeswater gearing up for 165th Fair, Aug. 26-29
The Teeswater Fair is making a comeback, and on a milestone year to boot.
Howick council discuss gravel prices when approving tenders
The rising price of gravel was considered, but will not stop Howick Township from forging ahead with their previously planned road projects.
Howick sets the standard for roads in future developments
Council has begun to set the standard for future development in the township.
Bob Illman resigns as Howick councillor
At the July 20 council meeting, Coun. Bob Illman gave his resignation as councillor in Howick Township.
Province supports agricultural and horticultural societies with additional funding
The Ontario government recently announced $1.1 million in additional funding to offer continued support for the province’s agricultural and horticultural societies impacted by COVID-19.
Howick to divert heavy trucks around Wroxeter with signage
As an answer to residents' requests, council has decided to place ‘No Heavy Trucks’ signs at Main Street, Queen Street, Howick Street, Vogt Street, and Gibson Street in Wroxeter to alleviate the number of trucks travelling through the village.
Howick council opts to repair Wroxeter pavilion
For the third meeting in a row, Howick council discussed what should be done with the pavilion at the Wroxeter ball park that recently sustained damages from vandals.
