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While the contingency fund for the project has been fully depleted, the renovated and expanded Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre should be open and reach "substantial completion" by the end of October.
Huron County is moving ahead with a climate risk assessment to manage critical transportation infrastructure in the face of climate change in the years to come.
The Brussels Tigers have moved into second place in the Huron County Fastball League standings, maintaining a record of 6-1 with 12 points, just behind the still undefeated Belmore Stingers, who are 7-0.
The Blyth Festival premiere of Sticks and Stones feels like a key that has found its lock at the Harvest Stage after the Festival got so close in the last two years.
Huron County Council is moving ahead with a collaboration funding agreement with the Canadian Wildlife Federation on the Enriching the Rural Roadside Pilot Project.
The Belmore Stingers and Milverton Millwrights are now tied atop the Huron County Fastball League standings with identical 5-0 records. Both teams are 3-0 at home and 2-0 on the road.
The North Huron Clerk's Department is undergoing a restructuring after council voted in favour of a proposal on the matter, detailed in a report from Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Dwayne Evans and presented at a regular meeting on June 19.
The Seaforth Splash Pad Initiative celebrated its long-awaited special day on Saturday with the opening of the fun, refreshing attraction, just in time for the first days of summer in Huron County.
After three years of cancellations, reschedulings and further cancellations, the Blyth Festival Art Gallery opened its first professional season on Friday night with an exhibition of photography by Lucknow-based photographer Hannah Dickie...
This year's Blyth Festival played host to the premiere of Sophia Fabiilli's farcical comedy Liars at a Funeral. It was a long-delayed opening night - Liars was first slated to be part of Blyth's 2020 season, only to be stymied by the onset of the pandemic
On Saturday as part of the Breakfast on the Farm event held in Huron County by Farm and Food Care Ontario, Huron-Bruce MPP and Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Lisa Thompson announced...
This year the Dungannon Super Pull celebrated its 22nd anniversary with a triumphant debut at its new location at Lucknow's Graceland - the home of the popular Music in the Fields.
Wingham was the place to be on Saturday for the cricket enthusiasts of the community, as the Huron County Immigration Partnership hosted a special cricket day in the town.
Saturday's Farm and Food Care Ontario Breakfast on the Farm attracted as many as 1,300 people to the area.
The Ontario Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) was held in Huron County on Wednesday, June 7.
The fifth annual Blyth MS Ride went ahead on June 10, bringing nearly 30 cyclists to the area to raise funds for the MS Society of Canada.
Central Huron Secondary School (CHSS) held its biannual Co-op Supervisors Hot Breakfast Buffet on Thursday, June 15. The event, which commenced at 7 a.m. in the school cafeteria
The Belmore Stingers remain atop the Huron County Fastball League standings with one of two undefeated records in the regular season thus far.
While the lower level of the Kingsbridge Centre was full of free samples last weekend, courtesy of local vendors and the Taste of Huron initiative, the building's upper level was tasting theatrical success...
Hodgins Building Centre, with locations in Wingham and Lucknow, recently entered into a new partnership with Castle Building Centres, and the family-owned hardware and lumber company decided to celebrate in style, throwing an absolute hullabaloo...
Jackie Falconer, a Blyth native and the daughter of Kevin and Lorie Falconer of Blyth, has won the National Unison Festival's first-ever Unison Innovation Award.
This year's season at the Blyth Festival showcases Canadian stories from a variety of time periods, set in a number of distinct locations.
In any theatre company, those working behind the scenes are as essential to a successful season as those on stage. That fact is especially true at the Blyth Festival
This season, Dr. Ashley Williamson has begun her tenure as Blyth Festival's Education Director. The brand new department is hoping to deepen relationships with area schools