The Huron County Library Alice Munro Branch, with the support of the Wingham and Area Historical Society (WAHS) recently hosted a presentation called “Diaries and Letters.”
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Habitat for Humanity Huron to host ‘Community Thank You’ barbecue Oct. 25
Habitat For Humanity Huron County is inviting supporters to a 20th Anniversary “Community Thank You” event on Oct. 25 at the organization’s ReStores in Wingham and Goderich.
Students tackle food insecurity awareness during 30-hour famine
While most teenagers are focused on social media and the latest fashion trends, two F. E. Madill high school students are turning their attention to community service.
Tony McQuail urges action against international humanitarian crisis
Local farmer, grassroots advocate for peace, and current candidate in the federal NDP leadership race Tony McQuail, is challenging what he describes as a systematic genocide in Gaza and urging Canadians to recognize the complex historical roots of the conflict.
Gorrie residents voice concerns over project to conservation authority
Two women from Gorrie, Sonya Graham and Analis Hamers, shared their concerns about the naturalization project in the Gorrie Conservation Area at a recent Maitland Conservation (MC) Board meeting.
Third annual Diwali celebration held in Wingham Oct. 19
The Huron County Immigration Partnership and Huron Seva Foundation hosted the third annual Diwali…
Measles outbreak declared over
STRATFORD - The Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) Board of Health met together for its monthly meeting on Oct. 10, where Medical Officer of Health (MOH) and CEO Dr. Miriam Klassen provided another update on the measles outbreak across the province.
County set to announce closures through Municipal 511 website
Huron County will be using Municipal 511 to advise ratepayers of road closures throughout the county.
County to work with MADD to place impaired driver signs
Huron County Council will support the local Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) organization in installing signs that urge drivers to report impaired drivers.
Ironmen climb to fifth in North Pollock Division with back-to-back wins
With two wins in as many games over the weekend, the Wingham Ironmen climbed from sixth to fifth in the North Pollock Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League.
