This year’s Festival of Lanterns in Wingham was a spook-tacular success.
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Construction at town hall
It was difficult not to notice the giant hole in front of the North Huron municipal office in downtown Wingham last week. Clerk Carson Lamb told the Advance Times that work has begun on a mobility ramp that is being constructed for accessibility.
Inspiring Our Future campaign inching closer to fundraising goal
It is amazing what a little bit of “organized panic” and a supportive community can accomplish in a short amount of time.
Bruce-Grey Catholic schools closed Friday due to potential CUPE strike
The Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board has announced that all Catholic schools in their jurisdiction will be closed on Friday.
Two grassroots groups apply for Vance Funds
WINGHAM – North Huron council received a report from Vicki Luttenburger, director of recreation…
Listowel U15 Rep team blanked by Blyth-Brussels
The Listowel U15 Rep C Cyclones were in regular season minor hockey action on Oct. 26 against Blyth-Brussels at the Steve Kerr Memorial Complex, with the visiting Crusaders taking a 6-0 shutout victory. Pictured: Kole Schiestel slices through the neutral zone despite being surrounded by defending pl
Cyclones blank Bombers
The Listowel Junior Cyclones capped a productive October by shutting out the Caledon Bombers in GOJHL Midwestern Conference action on Sunday afternoon at the Kerr Complex.
Curling season underway
The 2022-23 curling season is underway, with a full slate of games taking place during the Wednesday night open league at the Listowel Curling Club on Oct. 26.
Maitland Conservation board returns to admin building, introduces new staff members
Maitland Conservation (MC) board members returned to the administration building in Wroxeter for the first time since moving to the Wroxeter Community Hall in 2020 due to the social-distancing mandate during the pandemic.
North Perth EarlyON celebrates Halloween
The North Perth EarlyON centre at St. Mary’s Catholic School was a spooky spot on Oct. 28, as local tykes dressed up in their Halloween finest ahead of the big day on Monday.
Have you returned?
This past summer most people have tried to return their lives to normal; we are still aware of COVID, but learning to live again. And in so doing I want to ask you a question, “Have you returned to church life, have you gathered with God’s people for public or corporate worship?”
Fifty Archives Treasures: Walter S. Allward letter and the Stratford Memorial
Discussions on a suitable soldiers’ memorial, led by local chapters of the IODE, started almost as soon as World War I ended in 1918. By 1920 a group had come together to form the Soldiers War Memorial Committee. Working with the Stratford Chamber of Commerce, they collected $19,000 of the $25,000 n
Recognizing worth
Unexpected opportunities for personal growth don’t often come with a neon sign advertising the embedded chance for accruing helpful knowledge. It is left to the person navigating through the mundane of the everyday to stay aware for when these things might crop up, capitalize when they do, and then
Listowel Kin Family hosts Halloween events for all
The Listowel Kin Station was the place to be this past weekend.
