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Operation Trillium Venture will soon be coming to Huron and Bruce Counties. No, it's not a new Mission Impossible movie - it's the latest in a series of annual training exercises...
Tensions between the provincial and federal governments are having real-world implications at the Huron County level in regards to housing funding, according to some Huron County councillors.
Huron County is moving ahead with the construction of a new tunnel underneath Blyth Road to connect a portion of the Goderich-to-Guelph (G2G) Rail Trail just west of Blyth, awarding the tender last week.
The Wingham Columbus Centre played host to its first-ever Vaisakhi (pronounced like 'ice hockey') celebration on Sunday, April 21.
The Belgrave Playground Committee (BPC) met earlier this month at the Belgrave Community Centre (BCC) to finalize plans for its upcoming fundraising efforts.
When music icon Gordon Lightfoot passed away last year at the age of 84, a silence fell over the Canadian music industry as it reflected on the loss of a legendary singer-songwriter.
Food sovereignty is on the minds of farmers and politicians, as one Huron County Federation of Agriculture member hopes the government will one day spend $50 million to produce food instead of investing in battery storage.
After fielding numerous inquiries and hearing from about a half-dozen serious potential suitors, Central Huron Council may have found a match for the former site of the Bluewater Youth Centre in Denmark's GreenLab.
On Monday night, Central Huron Council approved its 2024 budget as presented by Treasurer Jeff Boyes, which includes a 5.47 per cent increase in cash requirements over last year's budget for a total municipal cost of $9,336,312.
While six Huron Heat teams travelled to various Toronto-area locations for the Ontario Women's Hockey Association (OWHA) provincial championships over the weekend, none of them returned with gold medals around their necks.
Just a few days after this year's Huron County Plowing Match, the county will play host to the first-ever Zone 3 Junior Plow Day at the site in the hopes of attracting more young people to the world of competitive plowing.
Dave Tiffin, Chair of the Wingham Business Improvement Area (BIA), addressed North Huron Council during the public comment portion of the April 2 meeting in regards to a proposal put forward by North Huron staff...
Whether locally born and raised, or new in town, anybody residing in plucky little Lucknow these days can count themselves lucky to live in a spot that's chock full of top-notch volunteer spirit.
North Huron Council received a report from Director of Public Works and Facilities Gregg Furtney in regards to a request from the Blyth Kids Club to construct a soccer field on the Blyth Campground.
This weekend, six Huron Heat teams will be making their way to the Toronto area for the Ontario Women's Hockey Association (OWHA) provincial finals with hopes of returning with gold medals around their necks.
Thursday, April 4, witnessed Clinton in a whirlwind of excitement as it officially unveiled the much-anticipated Student Sculpture Garden at Millennium Park.
The Blyth Festival Art Gallery's 2024 season kicked off on Saturday with one of the village's most electric and eclectic events - the opening night of the annual Student Art Show.
Two members of the Brussels Optimist Club were presented with lifetime memberships at the beginning of last Saturday night's annual spring auction and dinner.
On Thursday afternoon, members of the Lucknow and District Fire Department rushed to the scene of a shop fire on Belfast Road near Lucknow Line.
Despite an apparent moment of collective amnesia amongst council members regarding the status of proposed work on Dungannon Road, Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh Council (ACW) approved the 2024 budget at a regular meeting on April 2.
April showers always bring May flowers, but this particular May will be bringing a little something extra to Huron County - a military emergency management training exercise!
There's a new business on Blyth's main drag, and it's here to help local residents embrace the beauty of the lovely stuff that grows out of our heads - hair!
Spring has officially sprung, and that means only one thing to the people of North Huron - the return of comedian Shaun Majumder is imminent!