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Gideon, 1, feels the sky is within reach during a trip with his family to Listowel Memorial Park on Easter weekend, Sunday, April 9.

On April 5, North Perth council held a quick 45-minute budget meeting as that was all that was needed to give an overview of both capital and operating budgets for the municipality.

Tundra swans pictured flying into the sunset in Atwood on March 30.

With the 2022-23 minor hockey season wrapping up, the Listowel U9 Tier 1 Cyclones helped close out their campaign with a home date against the Mid-Huron Huskies at the Steve Kerr Memorial Complex on March 29. The Cyclones were doubled up 6-3 by the visitors. Pictured:

The Wingham Ironmen took the division’s top club to the limit, but in the end fell just short in their bid for a berth in the Pollock finals.

In 2020, the pandemic delayed Wingham from hosting the Provincial Elementary School Curling Championship. It returned these three years later and a local team came out on top. 

As many in the sporting world are fond of saying, first you have to learn how to lose before you understand what it takes to win.

On April 3, North Perth council heard a delegation from a Listowel resident concerned about the municipality’s flag policy.

Police are investigating after a vehicle crashed into the side of the Wallace Avenue North Tim Hortons location in Listowel early Wednesday afternoon, March 29. Perth County EMS, Ontario Provincial Police and the North Perth Fire Department responded to the incident. The Banner reached out to the Pe

At its April 3 meeting, North Perth council had a very full consent agenda, packed with 32 items. Council even noted this particular feat.

The Listowel District Secondary School tech department is putting out the call for nominations for potential inductees to be forever immortalized through its most prestigious honour.

Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the Knox Presbyterian Church in Listowel of course!