Mike Wilson

For 43 years, Art Carr reported on the news and events of Palmerston, essentially documenting the town’s history during that time in the pages of the Palmerston Observer.

Despite rising interest rates and near-record lows of listings, the local housing market continues bring increased sales numbers compared to previous years.

After a two-year absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Listowel Minor Ball Day was back with a full slate of games, a barbecue and silent auction on Saturday, June 11.

After months of few real estate listings in North Perth, May brought a surge of new listings to the market.

It was a happy moment for council here on June 7, as they accepted tenders for three of the four municipally-owned lots in Belgrave. And in addition, all three lots sold for more money than the municipality was budgeting for.

If you’re looking to purchase a home in North Huron, be ready to pay.

Morris-Turnberry council dealt with a bit of a dusty situation at its June 7 meeting, specifically around a price increase from its dust control product vendor.

The community of Bluevale was filled with the sounds of tractors, and music on Saturday as the Bluevale Community Committee hosted a tractor pull at the Bluevale Ball Diamond.

Council reviewed a proposed plan of subdivision that would bring 15 single detached homes and two quadruplex dwellings to Lowertown Wingham.

Each year, countless volunteers take to the ice at local arenas to coach youth hockey players, or work behind the scenes to ensure local children have an opportunity to take part in the game of hockey.