Waterloo Region Community Legal Services (WRCLS) is once again offering rural mobile legal clinics to support residents in Wellesley and Wilmot townships.

Mayor Natasha Salonen has tabled Wilmot Township’s 2026 budget, and if passed as is, ratepayers would see a 9.7 per-cent increase in their property tax bill.

Wilmot Township has acted on recommendations from a report by making changes to its administrative team.

Residents of Wilmot and Wellesley will have a new waste removal system in March.

After the success of its first Repair Café last November, New Hamburg based environmental group the Nith Valley Ecoboosters (NVEB) will host a second iteration of the event that will once again offer locals a chance at giving their broken items a chance at new life.

Perth County council has officially dug into this year’s draft budget, which carries a proposed tax-levy increase of 7.93 per cent, inclusive of growth.

Tavistock connections were easy to spot at Saturday’s Soups On fundraiser in Stratford, where residents from the village and surrounding area turned out in strong numbers to support the Alzheimer Society of Huron-Perth – and where a Tavistock-made soup quickly became one of the most talked-about offerings of the day.

Two longtime employees at PeopleCare Tavistock were recognized last week for their exceptional dedication and years of service to the community’s long-term care home.

Members of the Shakespeare Optimist Club gained a deeper understanding of Parkinson’s disease during their monthly dinner meeting last week thanks to a candid and informative presentation from local resident Ron Harrison and his partner, Barb Myers.

Grassroots Response to the Ukrainian Crisis kicked off 2026 with a celebration of culture and community, welcoming residents to a flavourful cultural event.