Wingham Advance Times

For Marah Gibbons, the decision to write Christmas letters to veterans and those currently serving our country in the armed forces had nothing to do with family ties; she just wanted to bring a smile to other people’s faces.

Basil Bauer is following in his family’s footsteps, musically speaking.

The Wingham U11 Rep Ironmen had hosting honours at this year’s Regional Silver Stick ‘B’ and ‘C’ tournaments over the last week, with the squad coming up short in the ‘C’ bracket with three losses in preliminary pool play.

It was a 2022 season to remember for Lucknow native Julie-Anne Staehli, even if it didn’t get off to the start she wanted.

The 2022-23 Huron-Perth high school varsity hockey season is underway, with the F.E. Madill boys’ squad unable to replicate the early success of the girls’ team last week.

The Wingham Junior Ironmen are steadily making ground in the PJHL’s North Pollock Division standings.

A group of local health and social service partners is asking residents to “work together” to help local hospitals reduce emergency department visits during the cold and flu season.

Online shopping makes it easier to find that perfect gift for the festive season, but it's also made it a cinch for thieves to steal your purchases right from your doorstep.

The community responded with amazing generosity to a goal set out by one local company’s challenge for ‘Giving Tuesday’ on Nov. 29.

The COVID-19 outbreak at the Wingham and District Hospital has been declared over by Huron Perth Public Health, as of Nov. 30.

The Perth-Huron Jersey Dairy Cattle Club has a very active membership with breeders of Jerseys from Perth and Huron counties. The little brown cow from both counties is known all over the world for outstanding type and production. The club recently recognized Carolyn Van Dorp (pictured), longtime se

The 2022-26 council for Huron-Kinloss held its inaugural meeting on Nov. 15 in the council chamber, with about 50 people in attendance.

Jim Cuddy is, in a word, thankful.

At a recent meeting of the Lions Club of Wingham, Lion Earl Dolmage (left) was presented with a 45-year Membership Chevron by 1st Vice Deputy Governor William Yelland (right), from Mount Forest. Lion Earl’s community service has spanned 10 years in Elora, 18 years in Milton and, so far, 17 years in

Maitland River Elementary School held its annual Christmas Market on Nov. 26, with several local vendors and a visit from Santa for photos. Funds raised will support Maitland River and F.E. Madill Secondary School.