Walkerton Herald-Times

A press release from Bill Heikkila, chair of the board of directors of South Bruce Grey Health Centre, on Monday, Nov. 28, stated the following:

Police have laid a total of 18 charges against a third person they say was involved with criminal activity at an Arran Township property.

A Chesley man is facing multiple charges after being arrested by Wellington County OPP earlier this week.

David Kuntz, of Walkerton, was one of several individuals who took time to donate blood at the Canadian Blood Services blood donor clinic on Friday, Nov. 18 at Maitland River Community Church. It was his 74th time donating blood, something he feels is important because there is a large demand for bl

The Walkerton U13 LL1 Capitals were on the road in Listowel on Nov. 15, suffering an 8-2 defeat at the hands of the Cyclones.

Sacred Heart High School takes pride in their sports teams, especially when they do as well as the senior girls’ basketball team. With a record of 13-2, it’s clear that the girls on this team have great spirit, and a lot of athleticism.

The best special teams player in the Canadian Junior Football League (CJFL) has plenty of local ties.

Get ready to see some of the best high school basketball players in the province compete for the 2022 OFSAA Girls ‘A’ Basketball Championship.

The Walkerton Capitals U11 Rep B team had a successful weekend at the Stratford Aces Girls Tournament Nov. 18-20. The Capitals scored 24 goals and only allowed five goals in six games on their way to a 5-1 record, including a 5-1 win in the championship game against an undefeated St. Marys team. Tea

The Teeswater station of South Bruce Fire Rescue (SBFR) recently received a $2,000 donation from the 2022 Formosa Homecoming Committee. SBFR supported the successful homecoming event this summer with a fire obstacle course for children to take on. Pictured, from left: Bill Jefferson, SBFR training o

Newly elected South Bruce Mayor Mark Goetz made one thing very clear during his inaugural address on Nov. 15 – he wants to grow and unite the community.

Despite bone-chilling winds at the third annual Downtown Christmas Market on Nov. 18, shoppers turned out in merry crowds, to enjoy the ambiance, get a jump-start on holiday gift buying, and have a bit of family fun.