The Wingham and Area Historical Society (WAHS) invites you to its second Fallfest at the Wingham Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Huron County’s EarlyOn program holds spooktacular Halloween parade in Wingham
Huron County’s EarlyOn program in Wingham held a spooktacular Halloween parade on Oct. 31,…
Fletcher accepts permanent job as treasurer
During the Nov. 3 regular council meeting, CAO Nelson Santos informed North Huron Council of upcoming changes in the finance department.
Decision on commercial recycling services deferred
North Huron Council has postponed a decision on commercial recycling services, deferring action on how local businesses will manage recyclable materials after the province’s policy changes take effect on January 1, 2026.
Changes to water, wastewater, recreation fees approved
Interim Director of Finance Annette Fletcher presented the 2026 draft Fees and Charges Bylaw to North Huron council on Nov. 3.
Howick applying for grant, hoping to install generator switches at local community centres
HOWICK - Fire Chief and Manager of Development and Protective Services Josh Kestner came to council here on Oct. 21 to ask for approval for staff to apply under the 2025 Ontario Community Emergency Preparedness Grant (CEPG) program.
The meaning behind Diabetes Awareness Month
November marks Diabetes Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on a disease that affects millions of people worldwide – including right here in North Perth.
Memories of Wingham – Special Edition – John Congram, The Farm part two
Though John Congram has not lived in Wingham for many years, he still vividly recalls his connection with the town so many years ago.
543 Wingham Air Cadets holding open house Nov. 12 at F.E. Madill
Youth thrive when they succeed, and that sense of accomplishment shows on their faces. 543 Wingham Air Cadets provides this challenge, and the best part for parents – it’s free!
Morris-Turnberry maintains minimum lot size after Lowertown nitrate assessment
CAO/Clerk Trevor Hallam reported to council here during its Oct. 7 meeting information concerning a nitrate assessment in Lowertown, confirming after staff analysis, there is no recommended impact to the municipality’s zoning bylaw at this time.
