Schaefer’s Ladies Wear celebrates 95 years in business
Opened on October 29, 1929, Goderich business Schaefer’s Ladies Wear is celebrating 95 years of business.
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LOCAL HEADLINES
Kate Smith
Oct 31
Race Huron celebrates 10th edition of The Bad Thing
Race Huron is a non-profit organization that raises funds for the Maitland Trail Association, and last weekend celebrated its 10th edition
Jeff Helsdon
Oct 30
Patients scrambling after town down four family doctors
Many Tillsonburg residents were left scrambling for a family doctor after two retirements and two re-locations within the last year.
Jeff Helsdon
Oct 30
Council looking at new town hall sites
The town council is looking at new potential sites for a town hall and is also investigating available funds from potential asset sales
Contributed
Oct 30
Get a head start on holiday shopping at the 2024 St. Marys Craft Show
The Friendship Centre’s St. Marys Craft Show annually attracts hundreds of local and area shoppers seeking unique, handmade items.
Emily Stewart
Oct 30
Broken Rail Brewing supports Save Local Craft Beer campaign
Broken Rail Brewing, a craft brewery in St. Marys, is advocating for lower taxes on craft breweries amid the launch of a new Ontario Craft B
Emily Stewart
Oct 30
Stonetown Cheese wins awards at Royal Agricultural Winter Fair cheese competition
A selection of local artisanal cheese from St. Marys recently earned some accolades from the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair.
Gary West
Oct 30
Perth County 4-H member Payton Stever shows champion Simmental Steer at many recent fall fairs
A young Perth County Beef Club 4-H member was excited to be near the top of her class at the recent beef show at the Stratford Fall Fair.
Gary West
Oct 30
The 21st annual Innkeepers’ Dinner another great success for the Stratford Perth Museum
Friends filled the dining room at the Arden Park Hotel on the weekend as the Stratford Perth Museum held its 21st annual Innkeepers’ Dinner.
Gary West
Oct 29
Stratford tractor enthusiasts take a trip to Tobermory and back this summer
Three vintage tractor buddies recently took a long tour on their tractors from Gadshill
Lee Griffi
Oct 24
A conversation with Woodstock’s Police Chief – Part 2
Guns, drugs and human resources and body cams at the forefront
Lee Griffi
Oct 24
Zorra not ready for wind power
Mayor Ryan’s motion passed unanimously
Lee Griffi
Oct 24
Spat over passing of Wilmot strategic plan breaks out at council meeting; member of the public tossed from gallery
Wilmot Township council passed its new strategic plan Monday night, but it wasn’t pretty.
Chris Abbott
Oct 24
Netting the Waters catches big audiences
Daryl Granger’s new feature-length film, Netting the Waters, is both entertaining and informative.
Wendy Lamond
Oct 23
Legion banners pay tribute to local veterans
Locals and visitors to town may have noticed the banners proudly displayed on the lampposts downtown, up and down Queen Street.
Spencer Seymour
Oct 23
Shackleton competing at karate worlds in Portugal
Kenzie Shackleton will represent St. Marys and Thompson’s Martial Arts as a member of Team Canada at the upcoming World Karate Championships
Contributed
Oct 23
St. Marys Aquatics receives Cook-Rees grant
The Cook-Rees Memorial Fund for Water Search and Safety is granting over $10,000 to aquatic programs in St. Marys.
Contributed
Oct 18
Grand Opening of COAST Goderich Park raises substantial funds for the AMGH Foundation
The grand opening of the highly anticipated new park in the COAST Goderich subdivision
Kate Smith
Oct 18
More medals for Huron BJJ
At a recent competition at the London Open for Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ), a team of 28 athletes from Huron BJJ brought home 29 medals.
Galen Simmons
Oct 18
Perth County courthouse connecting-link addition nearing completion
After more than a year of demolition, excavation & construction, the Perth County courthouse connecting-link addition is nearing completion
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