WALKERTON – The Walkerton & District Optimist Club presented the proceeds raised from their…
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Public health implementing program to increase youth access to health care
Chimere Okoronkwo, senior public health manager, made a presentation during the Aug. 26 board of health meeting on the school health team and programs, including two new programs scheduled to begin this fall.
Lonely No More, municipality hosting workshops in September
Lonely No More service providers and the Municipality of North Perth are teaming up once again to provide a skill-enhancing virtual workshop series for rural, older adults this September.
Conners wraps season with 26th-place finish at East Lake
Playing in his third Tour Championship in four years last weekend, Corey Conners wrapped up his 2021-22 campaign with a respectable showing of 26th place at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia in the PGA Tour’s annual season finale.
Two Listowel teams fight for 11U WOBA South Division Championship
MITCHELL – Listowel sent three teams to Mitchell for the 11U WOBA South Division Championship on…
HBC announces plans to resurrect Zellers brand
TORONTO – Canadian shoppers will soon take a trip down memory lane, as the Hudson’s Bay Company…
Volunteer fair set for Sept. 22 in Listowel
LISTOWEL – The VON Canada Perth-Huron has been struggling to recruit volunteers coming out of the…
Perth East officially opens PERC Pavilion in Milverton
MILVERTON – The latest feature to the Perth East Recreation Complex (PERC) is officially open.…
Diana Sweets hosts spaghetti supper for Listowel School of Dance
LISTOWEL – Diana Sweets was the place to be for dinner on Thursday, Aug. 25, as the restaurant…
Cat control concerns covered by North Perth council
It appears the idea of registering cats, similar to the process used to register dogs, will not be undertaken in North Perth any time soon.
North Perth to keep digging into new compost program
Council has directed North Perth staff to keep digging into the possibility of bringing the green bin composting program to the municipality.
A new season
I know I speak for many people when I say, “summer is passing too quickly.” But evidence of the changing season is getting harder and harder to deny. As the new season comes, many of us are facing change. For some it may be a new job; for others, it’s going back to school (or going to a new school);
‘Beg to differ’
To the editor, Today (Aug. 19) as I watched the moving ceremonials in France commemorating the…
Fifty Archives Treasures: The local Carnegie libraries
In the 33rd edition of our ongoing series “50 Treasures from the Archives,” we feature a letter from the office of Andrew Carnegie stating that his organization would be glad to provide funds to build a new Stratford Public Library.
A case for localism
It has been a number of months since climbing up the silo and putting pen to paper, or in my case, fingers to keys.
