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According to the latest statistics from the province, the Huron County Library is on part with similar library systems.

Pictured is Harpreet Singh showing one of the participants of the Diwali celebrations in Wingham on Nov. 5 how to don a turban. A total of 100 tickets were sold for the Diwali celebration at the Wingham Legion. The event featured Indian food, music, and Bhangra dancing. Attendees also learned about

A fire in Wingham during the early hours of Friday morning could have had much different results if it were not for working smoking alarms.

County council has approved a consent application from Vincent Acres Inc. for the severance of a surplus residence in the East Wawanosh Ward of North Huron.

The Wingham & District Hospital Foundation received a $5,000 donation from the Lucknow Kinsmen and Lucknow’s Music in the Fields toward its 2023 goal for the CKNX Health Care Heroes Radiothon. This gift means the Wingham hospital will have improved infection prevention technology for its operating r

The Mudmen – ‘Canada’s Celtic Rock Warriors’ – took over the Wingham Town Hall Theatre on Nov. 3 for a fundraising concert in support of the United Way Perth-Huron’s new Northern Huron Connection Centre in Wingham, as well as the organization’s Urgent Needs Fund. Mudmen members are: Robby and Sandy

Users of North Huron’s recreation services could be in for quite a surprise if North Huron council formally approves the proposed 2024 Fees and Charges Bylaw.

The Walkerton Golf and Curling Club is gearing up for a busy season, with school curling and a learn to curl program that’s open to all age groups including youth.

The Walkerton Capitals have acquired some additional firepower in the forward corps.

The Durham Thundercats earned a weekend split in Ontario Elite Hockey League action over the weekend, skating to a win at home against Erin and dropping an overtime decision in Creemore.

After allowing only one goal over their two previous outings, the Walkerton Capitals found themselves in a scoring drought of their own in a 6-0 loss to the Mount Forest Patriots on Nov. 4.

On Wednesday, Oct. 18, both the girls’ and boys’ soccer teams from St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic School in Walkerton travelled to Hanover to compete at the Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board Soccer Tournament. The girls’ team and the boys’ team each played four fast-paced games, where they

WES for Youth Online, founded in Walkerton in 2012, has made significant progress and received notable support in its mission to provide free, professional e-counselling services to youth across the entire province of Ontario.