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Irene Ash-Livingstone helped ensure the smooth delivery of mail in Mount Forest, Harriston, Dundalk, Ayton, Hanover and Listowel during her 49 years working in the postal service.

Construction continues to move along in Listowel’s west end as displayed on Feb. 2, where a commercial strip featuring new restaurants and businesses will be located on the east side of Mitchell Road South/Highway 23.

LivFit has quickly become the place to be for North Perth’s fitness enthusiasts. The gym has recently moved to a new location, in order to better serve its rapidly-growing membership. Just a 240-metre distance from its previous building, LivFit has taken over the facility that previously housed dyna

At the Perth County council meeting on Jan. 26, the new Eden Grove development just north of Listowel was the topic of conversation.

The finishing touches are put on the new digital sign outside Branch 259 of the Royal Canadian Legion on Elizabeth Street East in Listowel on Feb. 2.

With the 2023 edition of Bell Let’s Talk Day falling late last month, Elma Township Public School students took part in a variety of activities and initiatives coinciding with the growing movement designed to keep the conversation going pertaining to strengthening mental health.

On Feb. 18, 1927 the Stratford Mirror newspaper had a short article about a fundraising event for the city’s Young Women’s Christian Association – “The annual tea and home baking sale under the auspices of the board of directors of the YWCA was held in the beautiful home of Mrs. R. I. Whitman, 90 Wi

The Listowel branch of the North Perth Public Library hosted an inventors’ workshop on Feb. 2, with local families taking advantage of an enjoyable morning assembling some unique creations using K’Nex construction toys. Pictured: (Above) Alie, Jenni, Malcolm and Stella Linthorst of Gowanstown displa

One year after protesters in support of ending pandemic-related mandates and restrictions drove hundreds of vehicles through Perth and Wellington counties draped in Canadian flags with horns honking, People’s Party of Canada (PPC) leader Maxime Bernier attended a gathering at the Elma Memorial Commu

As plans continue to come together for the future North Perth Dog Park, another aspect of its branding process was crossed off the list earlier this month following the selection of a logo for the site through a contest held by its organizing committee.

On the morning of their 60th wedding anniversary last Thursday, Harvey and Ruth Bailey were both grappling with the same question.

The municipality is starting the development of four parks in North Perth. It recently circulated a request for proposals (RFPs) for consulting services for park development for four locations in North Perth. These include Dallmitch in Atwood, and in Listowel, Hannah’s Haven, Lunor and Nichol Proper