Provincial police in Perth County are asking for the public’s help after four flagpoles in the county were cut down over the weekend. All four were flying the Pride flag.

New Hamburg’s Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. will be shipping a set of six vintage Ithaca signs to their new owner following last weekend’s auction.

The community is invited to the 22nd annual Childhood Cancer BBQ on Thursday, July 9, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Wellesley Township council has awarded a construction contract for upgrades to Lin Dunn Lane and the parking lot at the Linwood Community Centre, a project intended to improve access to the new health centre currently under development at the site.

There was an increased police presence at three Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) schools on the morning of Tuesday, June 16, after reports of a threat to safety circulated.

A few years ago, the Tavistock Optimist Club made a significant investment when it purchased its own fry wagon.

North Easthope Township resident Bob Lantz had an extra reason to smile following this year's Shakespeare Field Day Firefighters' Breakfast.

For as long as he can remember, John Thomson has enjoyed taking part in the annual Shakespeare Field Day Parade.

Wellesley Township Mayor Joe Nowak is seeking a fourth consecutive term as mayor, saying his experience and longstanding relationships with community partners, regional officials and senior levels of government position him well to help the township navigate a number of significant challenges in the years ahead.

Wilmot Township will mark National Indigenous Peoples Day, which is on June 21, with a sunrise ceremony on July 1 at 7 a.m. at Norm Hill Park, 251 Jacob St., New Hamburg, as part of the township’s Canada Day celebrations.