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Ontario’s municipal and school board elections are taking place this fall.

Although police have recovered a pickup truck that was stolen in Listowel, the investigation continues.

Skate Wallace held its year-end banquet in Kurtzville on April 14, recognizing its outstanding participants from the 2021-22 season.

LISTOWEL – Girls enrolling in local minor hockey organizations is increasing every year. One…

The War Amps begins its 2022 key tag mailing to southwestern Ontario this week with the theme “You Make Our Programs Possible.” 

The monthly market update for North Perth is beginning to sound like a record stuck on repeat – it’s a seller’s market.

‘You only live once’ is the motto that new business owner Amanda Annis lives by. She took that saying literally after being diagnosed with cervical and endometrial cancer in 2020 and ending the long road of recovery in June 2021 with a full hysterectomy.

On April 12, Foxton Fuels presented a cheque for $5,000 to the Listowel Memorial Hospital Foundation, as part of its annual donation to the Hospital Gala, and in conjunction with Foxton Fuel’s 50th anniversary celebrations. This year the funds from the gala fundraiser will go towards a laparoscopic

As nomination day approaches, a number of municipalities in Perth County put on their second candidate information workshop.

After 50 years of operation, Stratford-Perth Archives houses an ever-growing collection that is carefully preserved and made accessible for researchers from Perth County and around the world. One of the ways that we are celebrating the Archives’ golden anniversary is by highlighting 50 “treasures” f

(Above) Audrey Drumond, Alisa Hesselink, Ashley Lahey, and her dog Asia enjoyed themselves on…

Lindsay Cline and Sarah Jamieson are North Perth’s newest clerk and deputy clerk, respectively. The previous employees holding those positions had a long tenure in the roles.

While there won’t be a local Listowel edition of Relay For Life in 2022, the cause and the fundraising needs remain the same. Perhaps even more so this time around, after the COVID-19 pandemic prevented the event from proceeding as it was meant to since 2020.

In four short years, Home Grown Food Basket has expanded from a home-based business to a storefront in Wingham, and now to a secondary headquarters located in the former Fordwich United Church.