Wingham Advance Times

When it comes to movies and television shows, there are several cogs that make the machine work – the actors, directors, makeup, soundtrack, sets and writing – but one of the often forgotten and underappreciated cogs is props.

A pair of local curlers did not have the results they were looking for over the weekend at the Ontario Mixed Curling Championships.

The Upper Maitland Mustangs are offering a unique opportunity to local girls looking to try hockey on for size during the organization’s annual free skate on April 23 in Listowel.

Last week’s sunny skies and temperatures in the mid twenties allowed golfers to get back on area courses a little earlier than expected this year, including the Wingham Golf and Curling Club.

A diagnosis of any type of cancer can be a frightening experience full of unknowns, unfamiliar doctors, and medications that can make you feel very ill.

Several Ontario Liberal Party leadership candidates will be coming to Wingham later this month to speak to Huron-Bruce supporters.

Upgrades to the North Huron Town Hall in Wingham are nearing completion, after a short break for winter weather.

The Listowel Wingham Hospitals Alliance is continuing its work on health-care recruitment. At its most recent board of directors meeting, the board took time to focus on its efforts on nurse and physician recruitment.

Nominated for 12 awards in the 2022 OCNA Better Newspapers Competition, Midwestern Newspapers picked up a total of seven first-place honours following the virtual announcement of the winning entries on April 14.

Council has given its support to a local group wishing to place a memorial bench at the rest stop on Highway 86 near Bluevale.

South Bruce’s delegation to Finland later this year will be a bit bigger than originally planned.

The Gift Shop, operated by the Auxiliary to the Wingham and District Hospital, has reopened at the hospital.

Foodland owner Bruce Armstrong and staff member Ryan took advantage of the nice weather on Saturday, April 15 to clean up the litter on the empty lot next to the grocery store.

Although Kaila Quehe resides in Orillia with her family, you could say that Brussels is like her second home.

Council has unanimously expressed its support of an Association of Ontario Roads Supervisors (AORS) request to pass a motion objecting a proposed fee from one utility to charge for locate services.