PITTSBURGH – Brock McGinn is ready to enter a new phase of his NHL career. The Fergus native recently signed a four-year, $11-million contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Firefighters respond to tubing accident at Elora Gorge over long weekend
ELORA – Centre Wellington Fire and Rescue Services responded to a rope rescue call at Elora Gorge late Monday afternoon after a woman was injured in a tubing accident.
Kitchener man charged in fatal crash on weekend
CENTRE WELLINGTON – A Kitchener man has been charged in connection with a serious crash here that left one person dead and two others seriously injured.
Improvements coming to Highway 6, Wellington Road 22 intersection
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Improvements to the intersection of Highway 6 and Wellington Road 22 are expected in 2023. Officials say the work will include traffic signals and left-hand turn lanes.
It never stopped helping, but it’s been a tough year for Women in Crisis
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Guelph-Wellington Women in Crisis has continued to serve its clientele during the pandemic, but it’s been a rocky road, says the organization’s executive director.
Live music returns to Wellington County Museum with summer concert series
ABOYNE – Three performance dates remain in return of summer concert series at Wellington County Museum, which was cancelled last year.
Local hospitals appoint Angela Stanley new president, CEO
MOUNT FOREST – North Wellington Health Care (NWHC) and Groves Memorial Community Hospital (GMCH) officials have announced the appointment of a new president and chief executive officer. Angela Stanley take over from Stephen Street, who is retiring, on Sept. 20.
Donating blood is in their blood: family members make first, 101st donations
FERGUS – An aunt and niece duo made a little history at the blood donor clinic at the Fergus Legion last week.
First Food Day Canada without founder Anita Stewart set for July 31
ELORA – Before buying local food and supporting local farmers was a thing, Anita Stewart was lobbying for Canadian cuisine to be recognized - not only around the world, but in this very country - as something unique and delicious and worth celebrating.
Return to harness racing spurs industry optimism
WELLINGTON COUNTY - When horse people left for U.S. racetracks during provincial COVID-19 lockdowns, worry rippled across the harness racing industry about a permanent loss of drivers and horses. Homegrown talent has since returned spurring industry optimism about recovery.