Submitted January 10, 2024Cartoons
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Late on Dec. 18, I read a police report that made me stop in my tracks.
The new executive for the Listowel Memorial Hospital Auxiliary: Sitting – Barb Williams (secretary) and Linda Tobin (treasurer). Back row – Karl Ellis (Listowel Wingham Hospitals Alliance CEO), Susan Anderson (president), and Rhonda Beirnes (past president). The LMH Auxiliary thanks everyone who sup
Staff anticipate the new Perth County Official Plan to be completed before the end of 2024, however, significant public consultation and provincial approval are needed first.
Since the Monkton Library moved to the Elma-Logan Recreation Complex, council asked staff to consider the sale of the former site in May 2022. At the Jan. 8 council meeting council voted to list the property for sale.
Marshall Dane Bowman was the second baby to be born at Listowel Memorial Hospital in 2024, arriving on Wednesday, Jan. 3 at 5:51 p.m. to proud parents Maynard and Beverly Bowman of Clifford. Baby Marshall weighed in at an even eight pounds, and is the fourth child for the family. “We’re very happy t
t was a packed house for the annual North Perth Farm Toy Show and Sale on Jan. 6, with vendors and buyers coming to the Listowel Agricultural Hall for the fundraiser in support of Make-A-Wish Canada. The charity has been the recipient of door and live auction proceeds from the event for the last 28
The Steve Kerr Memorial Complex will play host to a showcase of emerging youth talent over the next few days, as Wallace Minor Hockey will bring the 39th edition of the Bruce Williams Memorial Fun Days Jamboree to Listowel.
Last month, council was told to expect over 9,000 North Perth residents to be without a family physician in the next five years, as a result of the approaching retirement of six local doctors.
The North Perth Transportation Master Plan (TMP) proposes $6.7 million in upgrades to the pedestrian and cycling network, citing data collected from locals surveyed.
Grey Bruce Farmers’ Week (GBFW) found the right combination of features for a top-notch agricultural trade show a long time ago. Times change, and so do the elements for that winning combination. This year’s GBFW is the proof.
The Walkerton Capitals were a bit sluggish out of the gate in returning from the PJHL’s holiday hiatus last weekend, with the junior club dropping a pair of decisions in Pollock Division action.
The Durham Thundercats sit in fifth place in the Ontario Elite Hockey League standings following a pair of crucial wins over the weekend against Minto and Saugeen Shores.
The Walkerton Capitals U13 Rep C team ended the 2023 calendar year on a high note, winning the Kincardine Regional Silver Stick Tournament.
The recently-opened Teeswater Medical Centre received four donations from local businesses recently.
