County Road 83 will get a paved shoulder from Morrison Line to Highway 4 in an effort to decrease the risk to cyclists who use that portion of the road to get to and from work.
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Wingham Cenotaph serves as reminder of sacrifice paid by those who served
Across Canada, no other monument or piece of public art conjures the emotion, and for some people the memories, that the local cenotaph does.
Wingham Ironmen U9 win lopsided affair against Minto
The Wingham Ironmen U9 Tier 2 team travelled to Harriston on Saturday, Oct. 29 to take on the Minto Mad Dogs. The Ironmen proved to be too much for the Mad Dogs, winning a lopsided affair.
Blyth-Brussels U15 Rep team dominates Listowel
Blyth-Brussels U15 Rep defenseman Luke Fischer (left) battles for position with Marcus Heiben in front of his net during an opposing first-period power play in local minor hockey action on Oct. 26 in Listowel. Fischer had a dominant game with one goal and two assists as his Crusaders shut out the Cy
Senior Mustangs finish season in second, will host South Huron in playoff quarters
The F.E. Madill senior girls’ basketball squad capped an impressive Huron-Perth Athletics regular season on Oct. 26, albeit on a losing note to the league’s top team.
Ironmen split weekend road matchups
Fresh off a decisive 6-0 shutout victory over the Kincardine Bulldogs on Oct. 29, the Wingham Ironmen were unable to carry the momentum forward on Sunday in Goderich, handing the Flyers their first win of the 2022-23 PJHL Pollock Division campaign.
Rockin’ Thru The Ages
Members of the High Street Band perform for the large crowd at the Rockin’ thru the Ages event, held at the Wingham Town Hall Theatre on Oct. 30. There were over 200 eager music lovers in attendance.
Jason McCoy talks pandemic, performing and new music
With the COVID-19 pandemic seemingly in the rearview mirror, music has returned to local stages. However, there may be no bigger concert on the calendar in midwestern Ontario this fall than Jason McCoy at the Wingham Town Hall Theatre on Thursday, Nov. 24.
Wingham Legion hosts spook-tacular Halloween party
A spook-tacular time was had by all at the Wingham Legion’s Halloween Party on Oct. 29.
Witches take over the streets of Teeswater
Residents from far and wide travelled to downtown Teeswater on Oct. 29 to participate in the Teeswater Witches Walk. Participants of all ages gathered Saturday morning dressed in their spookiest costumes, performed a scary dance and took an eerie walk around downtown Teeswater.
F.E. Madill hosts Halloween Carnival
F.E. Madill Secondary School hosted a Halloween Carnival on Oct. 28. In addition to games, activities and face painting, treats were also available from Sweets N’ Treats.
Safety tips for hunters, non-hunters during deer season
With deer hunting season now open, the sight of hunters in local fields and bushes will be commonplace.
Catholic Women’s League hosts Fall Family Fun Fest
There was plenty of fun to be had at the Catholic Women’s League’s Fall Family Fun Fest on Oct. 29 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Wingham.
Britespan recognized as one of Canada’s top growing companies
A local manufacturing business has been recognized as one of Canada’s top growing companies in 2022.
Brindley Auction raises $5,725 for Wingham hospital
Brindley Auction Services has donated $5,725 to the Wingham and District Hospital Foundation (WDHF).
