WALKERTON - A public meeting was held as part of Bruce County Council’s Sept. 18 regular council meeting that will see an expansion of the settlement area of Teeswater.
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Huron County votes to support natural gas expansion
Huron County Council members supported the expansion of natural gas accessibility across the province, with some saying they hope it means more availability within the county.
The importance of teaching the basics of everything
As I “made my rounds” on Friday morning, which is what I call checking my newsfeeds, I stumbled upon a story in which a father from North Bay was proving himself to be the antithesis of myself: he was arguing that his child should not have failed their drivers test for using features on his Tesla wh
Bluewater District School Board welcomes new school year
CHESLEY - The Bluewater District School Board (BWDSB) opened its first full board meeting of the 2025 - 26 school year with a welcome back to staff and students and a focus on student leadership, professional development and school renewal.
Huron County facing $1.5 million deficit projection
Huron County is in an operational deficit as of the end of June according to Treasurer and Director of Corporate Services Michael Blumhagen.
Howick approves over $15,000 for Wroxeter bridge project
HOWICK - A report was presented to council here by Treasurer Amy Van Meeteren on Sept. 9 which recommended an approval for the payment of $15,255.65 to Theo Vandenberk Inc. for the 2024 Wroxeter bridge project.
Varsity Lightings Field Hockey Team win, lose at home
LISTOWEL - The Listowel District Secondary School (LDSS) Varsity Girls Field Hockey Team hosted two games at home on Sept. 17.
Premier’s threat cited in county decision not to pursue automated ticketing
Threats from Ontario Premier Doug Ford to end such programs were cited as a reason why Huron County Council will not pursue investigation into automated speed enforcement through photo radar devices.
Cyclones take win and loss over weekend
LISTOWEL - The Listowel Cyclones picked up a win and a loss in two games this past weekend as the GOJHL regular season continues.
Phil Beard announces retirement plans after 46 years of service with Maitland Conservation
WROXETER - For 46 years Phil Beard has worked to help Maitland Conservation develop a healthy, resilient watershed, advocating and collaborating with member municipalities, provincial ministries, federal agencies, universities, colleges, community groups, businesses and experts in watershed science-
Walkerton Herald-Times Sept. 25 Turnbacks
From September 27, 1989
North Huron launches business development workshops
WINGHAM - The Township of North Huron is taking proactive steps to support local businesses by hosting two free workshops this fall.
LWHA celebrates one year of obstetrics program back in service
LISTOWEL - For families across the region, knowing there is a trusted place to welcome their baby close to home makes a world of difference.
Walkerton senior cards
WALKERTON - Euchre was enjoyed on Sept. 17 in the seniors’ room at the Walkerton library.
Capitals downed 8-2 in Hanover
KINCARDINE – The Kincardine Bulldogs secured a convincing 8-2 victory of the Walkerton Capitals…
