LOCAL HEADLINES

Collectively, property owners in Wellesley Township could pay nearly nine per cent more in taxes in 2025 over this year

Residents of Wilmot are well aware of the township’s poor financial situation, including extremely low reserves

A new restaurant specializing in fried-chicken dishes made to order with fresh ingredients and whole foods

The federal government’s proposal to implement a tax holiday for Canadians hasn’t been approved yet

Seniors in Wellesley Township and surrounding areas have been given a funding boost by the provincial government

Sharon Chamber is no longer an employee of Wilmot Township.

Wilmot Township is launching what it hopes will be a new and improved public consultation into the controversial Prime Minister’s Path.

Even before its publication, the authors behind a book about New Hamburg’s many historic buildings are being recognized

A petition was started in hopes of making Highway 7 and 8 through Shakespeare a Community Safety Zone (CSZ).

Members of Oxford County council have passed a plan to provide more housing options for residents.

The spirit of remembrance is alive and well among residents of Foxboro Green, a seniors community located in Baden.

Wilmot Township council passed its new strategic plan Monday night, but it wasn’t pretty.

To say there is much anticipation surrounding the opening of the roadways at Punkeydoodles Corners would be an understatement.

The PJHL’s defending champions just got a little better with the addition of a familiar face, Matt Domm.

The provincial government has changed an Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) policy surrounding the age of sports players

The New Hamburg Junior Firebirds were successful in their bid to host the U18 Ontario Hockey Federation championships.

Wilmot Township held its second National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Memorial Walk on Sept. 30.

The release of a report on the destruction of 160 acres of corn failed to provide the public any detailed information.

Perfect Skating has plans to expand into Wilmot Township – specifically New Hamburg and Baden – and is reaching out to the hockey community

The Region of Waterloo released a report on the destruction of a soon-to-be-harvested corn crop in Wilmot Township