The Wingham Ironmen had a productive road trip over Nov. 17-18, picking up three of a possible four points with a win and an overtime loss to hold pace in the close confines of the PJHL’s North Pollock Division.
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Blyth Festival announces lineup for 50th season
In 2024, the Blyth Festival is celebrating a major milestone, half a century in the making.
COVID, flu vaccines now available in Huron-Perth
As of Oct. 30, the COVID-19 XBB vaccine and the influenza vaccine (“flu shot”) are available to everyone aged six months and older.
Lancers yet to find the win column
The Lucknow Lancers came as close to winning their first game of the Ontario Elite Hockey League season as they could, dropping a 6-5 decision in a shootout to the Georgian Bay Applekings on Sunday afternoon.
Ironmen pick up three points in weekend tilts
The Wingham Junior Ironmen snapped a five-game losing skid last weekend, while picking up three out of a possible four points in PJHL Pollock Division action.
Funding shortfall to affect Huron Perth Public Health programs, services in 2024
Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) will be restructuring its programs and services effective January 2024 to address a challenging budget shortfall.
Wingham & Area Historical Society elects board of directors
The first annual general meeting of the Wingham & Area Historical Society was held at the Alice Munro Library in Wingham on Wednesday, Nov. 8.
Circle K named Business of the Year
Three Circle K locations owned by best friends Gurpreet Singh and Harpreet Singh captured the top award at the 2023 Spirit of Success Awards Gala, an annual business awards event hosted by the Huron Chamber of Commerce – Goderich, Central and North Huron last night.
Morris-Turnberry launches social media page
The Municipality of Morris-Turnberry is the latest to join the world of social media.
North Huron approves new strategic plan
North Huron council has approved the new 2024-2027 North Huron Strategic Plan.
Home sales minimal in North Huron last month
Home sales activity in North Huron in October nearly crawled to a stop.
Heffer asks for review of donation, fee waiving policy
Reeve Paul Heffer has asked staff to bring forward a report reviewing the township’s donation and fee waiving policy.
Morris-Turnberry finds savings on two public works projects by doing work in-house
In a time of seemingly never-ending price increases and labour shortages, creativity can be one way to reduce costs.
Up To Here performs Tragically Hip hits at Wingham Town Hall Theatre
Up To Here, considered by many to be one of the best Tragically Hip tribute bands in Canada, performed for an energetic crowd at the Wingham Town Hall Theatre on Friday, Nov. 10. The theatre continues to be a busy spot, with the Downchild Blues Band taking the stage on Saturday, Nov. 18. Tickets for
Developer, township have differing interpretation of zoning bylaw
It appears the only thing Township of North Huron staff and a developer can agree on when it comes to a proposed affordable housing project in Wingham is that it is needed.
