Council here received the official results of the South Bruce referendum during a special meeting on Nov. 12.
South Bruce applies for grant to fund gymnastics program
SOUTH BRUCE – Council here has supported a grant application to help fund a potential three-year…
North Perth Seniors hold annual Christmas party
The North Perth Seniors held their annual Christmas Party Nov. 14, for the first time at Listowel’s Ag. Hall.
South Bruce Council discusses fate of flowers in Teeswater
TEESWATER – Council here had a colourful discussion surrounding the future of flowers in…
Expansion at medical clinic is approved
Council approves request to alterate physiotherapist office in Teeswater Medical Centre.
Ironmen battle at home all weekend – taking one win, one loss
The Wescast Community Centre ice was busy over the weekend.
Madill Girls Hockey hosts tournament at home
The F.E Madill Girls Hockey team hosted five local teams on Nov. 6 for an all day tournament.…
Wingham Minor Hockey Day was held at the North Huron Wescast Community Centre Nov. 9.
Teams faced off against Blyth Brussels Minor Hockey.
Huron-Perth District Women’s Institute learns about Canada’s food waste epidemic
Members of local branches of the Huron-Perth District Women’s Institute gathered at the Ag Hall Nov. 7 for their ‘Ladies Day Out’. On the agenda this afternoon was food waste.
Listowel Christmas Market held at Between The Lines
The Listowel Christmas Market brought holiday cheer to a dark and stormy Nov. 10 – with crowds of people mingling and shopping at Between The Lines.
Elma Remembrance Ceremony held at the Atwood Cenotaph
The Elma Remembrance Ceremony was held at the Atwood Cenotaph on Nov. 10.
South Bruce Council receives “willing host” vote for DGR
Council here received the official results of the South Bruce referendum during a special meeting on Nov. 12.
Human trafficking information night sheds light on understanding and identifying local issue
Perth County OPP hosted a human trafficking information night at Mitchell District High School on Oct. 29.
The First World War through the Bee’s lens
The Great War, spanning 1914-1918, may seem altogether an unrecognizable period, and in many ways this is true: the unimaginable events unfolding abroad is a glaring example. But as discovered through the ink of the newspaper, there are characteristics of community that have remained the same.
Extra! Extra! A ghostly tale in Listowel
LISTOWEL – On a misty, unusually dark Tuesday morning, I made my way down the winding, windy back…
