Martin Duif is back on the road. He was recently selected for a Cycling Canada project and will be travelling to Zürich, Switzerland in September for the World Championships in paracycling.
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The Trials of Maggie Pollock will make you a believer
Blyth Festival Theatre’s latest stage performance, The Trials of Maggie Pollock, is based on an unusual trial that took place at the Goderich courthouse in 1920, one where the accused was convicted of witchcraft.
Walkerton Library euchre results
WALKERTON – Euchre results for Wednesday, July 31 at the Walkerton Library were: Linda Simkins…
County cancels grant program, reinvests money into AEDs
Council previously directed staff to determine the viability of the Cultivating Opportunity grant program, and at the Aug. 1 meeting it was decided that the money associated would be reinvested into the purchase of automated external defibrillators (AEDs).
Police looking for suspects in a North Perth theft
The Perth County OPP is investigating a theft that occurred at a business in North Perth and is seeking assistance from the public in identifying two individuals.
South Bruce OPP arrest wanted person in Culross
CULROSS – South Bruce OPP have arrested a 31-year-old from Kincardine, who was wanted by police.…
In Photos: Bruce County’s first pro rodeo
Holmdale Farms Ltd. celebrated its 150th anniversary by holding Bruce County’s first pro rodeo – Rawhide Rodeo – at the farm on Aug. 3 and 4, in conjunction with Cargill Homecoming. And what a spectacular event it was great entertainment with plenty of excitement.
Inspired by Nature – The Importance of Reconnecting with Nature
A conversation with Conservation Scientist Dan Kraus
Kadylack Farm Sunflower Walk drew crowds
The Kadylack Farm Sunflower Walk on Perth Line 72 drew crowds of supporters from near and far to wander the golden acres over the long weekend.
Cowbell Brewery celebrates seven years in Blyth
The Cowbell Team celebrated seven years at their Blyth-based craft brewery this past August long weekend. The brewery first opened its doors to neighbours in Blyth on Aug. 5, 2017.
Community agencies in region to share $807,450 in funding
The Ontario government announced this week that it will be increasing support to community agencies in Huron-Bruce so they can continue to support individuals and families across the province.
Correction – July 25th issue – Walkerton Herald-Times
Business hours for Roc N Dukes Pet Supplies were incorrectly reported in an article (Roc N. Dukes loves your pets as much as you do) on page 7 of the July 25 issue of the Walkerton Herald-Times.
Bruce County OP enters final phase; Warden says ‘it’s been a long time coming’
Warden Chris Peabody (Brockton) is pleased to see the timeline for the county’s new Official Plan on the Aug. 1 meeting agenda.
Elora Road Meats hosts charity BBQ
Elora Road Meats in Mildmay celebrated 50 years in business on July 20 with a barbecue and raffle to raise funds for Saugeen Hospice and the Royal Canadian Legion Poppy Fund.
Grey Bruce Public Health reports bat tests positive for rabies
Grey Bruce Public Health (GBPH) advises the public to remain vigilant about the risk of rabies after a bat from Grey-Bruce tested positive for the viral disease.
