The 2023 Lions Club of Wingham Santa Claus Parade was a great success on Saturday, Nov. 25 - plenty of floats, beautiful blue skies, and a large turnout on Wingham’s main street. The parade featured fair royalty, local athletes. businesses and service groups, as well as Santa Claus making a special
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Morris-Turnberry council approves 2024 fees and charges bylaw
Compared to conversation by their neighbours in North Huron about the 2024 fees and charges bylaw, Morris-Turnberry council’s discussion was a leisurely walk in the park.
AORS pleased province introducing bill banning providers from charging for utility locate services
News of the province introducing a bill that will prohibit underground infrastructure owners and operators from charging fees to locate telecommunications lines, water mains and gas pipelines was well-received by the Associations of Ontario Road Supervisors (AORS) last week.
Wingham restaurant ‘paying it forward’ to the community
From time to time, social media can provide positivity. The latest initiative from Castings Public House in Wingham is a perfect example of that.
U18 Ironmen play in Silver Stick
The Wingham Ironmen U18 team went 1-2-0 at the Silver Stick Tournament last week. The Ironmen beat the Saugeen Shores Storm 1-0 on Nov. 13, before falling to the Blyth Brussels Crusaders 3-1 on Nov. 17, and Arran Elderslie Ice Dogs 3-0 on Nov. 18. The team finished in the third spot below the first
‘Back to Basics’ curling clinic hosted at Wingham club
The Wingham Golf & Curling Club recently hosted the ‘Back to Basics’ curling clinic. Over 20 participants, both new curlers and some others just looking for some tips to improve their game. All would agree that had a very informative and fun filled day.
Lancers derail 81’s for first win of OEHL season
It took seven games, but the Lucknow Lancers finally registered a win in the Ontario Elite Hockey League.
Belmore Christmas Market, Nov. 18
The third annual Belmore Christmas Market on Nov. 18 played host to 25 vendors in effort to fundraise for the Belmore Chamber of Commerce. Event co-ordinator Lindsay Underwood, of 40 Hills Fibre Art smiled showing a macramé Christmas tree card decoration, one of her many decorations for sale at the
Downchild Blues Band performs at Wingham Town Hall Theatre
The Legendary Downchild Blues Band lead singer Chuck Jackson pauses to smile at the crowd at the Wingham Town Hall Theatre on Nov. 18.
County awards tender for supportive housing project in Goderich
After a lively discussion, Huron County council opted to move forward with the supportive housing project on the former Victoria Public School property on Gibbons Street in Goderich.
Wingham and Area Historical Society holds successful fundraiser
The Wingham and Area Historical Society had a very successful fundraiser – Celebrate Wingham’s History – at Sacred Heart Church, Wingham on Saturday, Nov. 18.
Santa Claus Parade set for Saturday
Santa Claus will be making his annual visit to Wingham on Saturday morning.
County to request delegation with Minister of Health regarding public health funding
County Coun. Bernie MacLellan has asked county council to work with its counterparts in Perth County, St. Marys and Stratford to voice their concerns about public health funding to the province.
MacLellan: ‘Leading by example may be the best way to get the message across’
The housing affordability crisis is in the forefront of many politicians’ minds these days, and the Nov. 15 meeting of Huron County council was no different.
North Huron receives RED funding for main street, park projects
On Nov. 17, the Township of North Huron announced with MPP Lisa Thompson that they will be receiving funding in the amount of $34,636 through the Rural Economic Development Program. The funding will be used for the North Huron Cruickshank Park lighting and main street revitalization. Pictured is Nor
