LOCAL HEADLINES

“Start the Presses!” was the big headline in the Saturday, Feb. 15 online edition of The Paris Independent.

Norfolk Musical Arts Festival starts on Monday, Feb. 24.

Barn Yard Patio and Pub, and Forkin’ Perogy.

Delhi’s public walk-in clinic has officially moved into its new space at the Delhi Community Health Centre and expanded its hours and days.

Provincial Candidate’s Night on Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. at the Simcoe Legion, 200 West Street, Simcoe.

The temporary outdoor ice rink on Norfolk Street South across from Handy Henry has given the community an opportunity to skate.

A volunteer committee that’s part of the Vittoria & District Foundation believes it can turn the Vittoria Old Town Hall into an event space.

In 2023 Jackson decided he wanted to raise funds for his school, Oakland Scotland School, so he & mom knew they had to come up with a plan.

Two individuals connected to an ongoing investigation into a series of suspicious fires have been arrested and are facing charges.

It was a slow morning perch bite off Long Point’s Old Cut Monday, January 13th.

Following is a quick two-part tour highlighting some of Norfolk’s growing ‘tour’ divided into wineries and hard cideries, and breweries.

Fire Safety Council presented the Norfolk County Fire Department more than 200 combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

The Barrel Restaurant is one of the best go-to restaurants in Simcoe.

The Delhi Flames men’s hockey team went into a five-game WOSHL road trip in December fresh off a convincing 7-3 win over Tilbury.

Netting the Waters, a local full-length feature documentary on commercial fishing on Lake Erie.

Bill and Debbie Colibaba have put countless hours of work into creating and building their own Christmas light display.

Norfolk County has secured funding through the 2024 Rural Economic Development (RED) Program.

Fat Back BBQ has gained a foothold in Port Dover and with delivery and catering options becoming available for BBQ and more.

The SDHA currently has 201 animals in its care, including dogs, cats, and hamsters. Eighty-one of these animals are at the shelter facility.

Norfolk Hericanes U15B girls hockey team (6-2-3) is rolling in the OWHL Southern Conference, second place in the South Division.