The New Millennium Quilters Guild (NMQG) is starting to prepare for the 2021-22 season and is very excited about the speaker lineup, upcoming events and workshops.
You have the off switch
The TV was too loud. My boys like it that way, but I don’t.
Race Team #37 makes donation to help local woman
WALKERTON – Del Freiburger from Race Team #37 has made another donation to Amanda Gutscher who is…
Anniversary marking official end of WWII
Dubbed the bloodiest conflict in history, the Second World War had been fought on every continent…
Maple Leaf Women’s Institute marks centennial milestone
NORTH PERTH – We are celebrating our centennial anniversary on Aug. 25, 2021, 100 years to the…
Consider the outcome
A part of having three boys close in age is witnessing sibling spats. Despite my desire for them to…
My Voyage with Dementia will continue without Aduhelm
It appears that the new drug Aduhelm will not be available to Canadians with Mild Cognitive…
Three killed in crash near Teeswater
CULROSS TOWNSHIP – Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash south of Teeswater that claimed…
Molesworth Farm Supply marking expansion with charitable commitment
MOLESWORTH – Molesworth Farm Supply (MFS) Ltd. is celebrating its largest expansion in more than…
New venture launched to connect farmers with local buyers
DRAYTON – Local farmers now have a new way to connect with those looking to buy fresh local goods…
Having a naloxone kit on hand could save your loved one’s life
On International Overdose Awareness Day (Aug. 31), it’s critical for every Canadian to understand that an opioid overdose can happen to anyone – to you or someone you love.
1860: Canada’s first Royal Tour makes stops in Perth County
The first Royal Tour of Canada and the United States took place in the summer and fall of 1860. Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, visited Perth County as part of his tour of Canada. He was born at Buckingham Palace on Nov. 9, 1841, and hadn’t yet turned 19 when he was sent on a
Viewing ‘agents of change’ as knowledgeable and valuable
I was thinking today about the first time I showed someone, whom I met in the Village, that their life experiences were looked upon as a valuable asset for employment. I remember feeling so profoundly moved by how this person felt that their journey with addiction and homelessness translated into a
