Wingham Advance Times

BLYTH – In its tenth year, the Multicultural Association of Perth-Huron (MAPH) has risen to the task of welcoming Ukrainian refugees to this region.

Director of Public Works Jamie McCarthy updated North Huron council on the request for tenders (RFT) for a new compact wheel loader, an integral part of her fleet of maintenance vehicles that service the township.

The Wingham Ironmen submitted a request to North Huron council asking that the ice at the Wescast Community Complex remain in until the end of April.

After 28 years of owning and operating Frosty Queen, John Frieburger is passing the reins to the restaurant’s fourth owner since the business arrived in Wingham in 1957.  

What initially started as a conversation about the 2022 draft budget quickly became centered around financial support for North Huron’s recreation department.

The North Huron Wescast Community Complex (NHWCC) is getting a new roof to continue its battle against humidity and condensation issues the multi-recreational use building is experiencing.

Masks no longer required in schools, most public settings beginning March 21

Pictured is Kathy Benninger of the Formosa Country Christmas (FCC) committee presenting a cheque for $2,000 to Dianne Waram of the Walkerton and District Food Bank. Thanks to the volunteers, sponsors and a good turnout at the 2021 FCC drive-thru event, a profit was made and the committee has decided

Fundraising is nothing new for Teeswater’s Peter Carter, and he has awards to prove it.

The Blyth Festival returns once again to present its 2022 season outdoors on the beautiful new Harvest Stage. Four Canadian productions will run in succession from June to September.