MINTO – Town residents gathered at the Palmerston Arena bright and early to learn about a reconstruction plan for Main Street East and West on Oct. 30.
Historical society hosts Veteran Cemetery Walk
HARRISTON – The Harriston Historical Society will be commemorating war veterans in a new way this year.
Council supports changes for new municipal well
ERIN – To address existing water demands and future growth projections, Erin council has unanimously supported a resolution for a new municipal well.
Teen becomes author at 16; second book on way
MAPLETON – This recently graduated high school student became an author at 16 and is already set to release her second book.
‘Wherever there’s a need’ Arthur Lions Club is there
WELLINGTON NORTH – The Arthur Lions Club may seem small with just 20 members, but that just makes the success of their initiatives all the more impressive.
What it means to be an Arthur Lion
WELLINGTON NORTH – To be a Lion is to be a community member willing to lend a hand where it’s needed.
Longtime members look back on decades of Arthur Lions Club history
WELLINGTON NORTH – This year marks the 85th anniversary for the Arthur Lions Club and its ongoing dedication to the community.
Top haunts to visit this Halloween in Centre Wellington
CENTRE WELLINGTON – If you’re looking for a place to revel in the Halloween spirit and dive into your fears then these places are the ones for you.
Steffler, Ray dedicated to helping others in community
MOUNT FOREST – Crystal Steffler and John Ray share a passion for bettering their communities. And that passion was recognized on Oct. 18 during the Mount Forest Chamber of Commerce's Excellence Awards ceremony.
Concerns raised over new meeting times for Minto council
MINTO – Following a notice of motion from Mayor Dave Turton, next year Minto council meetings have been changed to 3pm with one 7pm meeting held during February, April, June, October and December.
Paul Kelly recognized for induction into Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame
ABOYNE – Paul Kelly was recognized last weekend by the Wellington County Historical Society for being inducted to the Ontario Agriculture Hall of Fame.
Council supports tighter regulations on sale of nicotine products
MINTO – The board of health for Public Health Sudbury and Districts has taken action against the regulation of nicotine pouches, and Minto council is sharing support.
Erin woman makes RBC Training Ground finals
ERIN – A young woman from Erin with Olympic aspirations has been recognized by the RBC Training Ground competition in the sport of rugby.
Amir Quality Meats hosts groundbreaking expansion event
ARTHUR – Local dignitaries, political leaders, family and friends all joined the Aziz family in celebrating the Amir Quality Meats business expanding into Arthur on Oct. 10.
CKNX Health Care Heroes Radiothon supports eight hospital foundations
MOUNT FOREST – The 23rd annual CKNX Health Care Heroes Radiothon will broadcast in support of eight midwestern Ontario hospital foundations on Oct. 19 from 9am to 4pm.