Pauline Kerr

Axe ‘N Gear Music, the area’s largest music store, just celebrated its 15th anniversary.

Grey Bruce Public Health reports there are seven people with COVID-19 hospitalized in Grey-Bruce, and two local people in hospital outside the area.

Despite yo-yo weather patterns that have included extreme cold, snow, rain and unusually warm temperatures, the skating oval in Lobies Park continues to attract skaters of all ages – a credit to the hard work of recreation department staff. The skating oval and cross-country ski trail have proved to

Brockton had a productive budget meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 15, and ironed out the final details, deciding on a 3.51 per cent increase for an overall 2022 budget of $10,432,163.

Brockton has a lot of land that’s ready to be developed in the area of the East Ridge Business Park.

The Walkerton Hawks’ return to PJHL action on Feb. 5 in Mount Forest was marked with plenty of excitement for fans.

The Walkerton Capitals U15 girls were supposed to be playing a game Saturday at the Walkerton arena, but with many players absent due to illness or work, it turned into a practice.

Bruce County council’s long-term care committee of management report included a number that startled at least one council member.

Becky Smith of the Municipal Innovation Council has been making the rounds of local municipal councils to provide an update on what’s happening.

Much of the recent national headlines have centered around the “Freedom Convoy” protests across the country, with the Ottawa protests the focal point of the movement. Support for the convoy has spread across the country, including Bruce County, where a number of events have taken place. This vehicle

The strong building report for January is one of the key highlights of the Brockton council meeting agenda for Feb. 8, said Mayor Chris Peabody.

Those beautiful snowmobile trails near Lake Rosalind don’t just happen, they take work, as shown by this trail groomer in action.

Following a brief COVID-19 report to Bruce County council on Thursday, Feb. 3, Dr. Ian Arra, medical officer of health for Grey-Bruce, was congratulated by County Coun. Chris Peabody for “spearheading the effort” to get as many people as possible a third or “booster” shot of vaccine.

Few activities can rival the thrill of going down the hill on a toboggan. The only downfall to sledding is the climb back up the hill before taking another slide down, however everyone is all smiles as they make their way back up. The hill at Centennial Park is a popular spot for kids of all ages in