One of Ontario’s largest school boards remains under provincial control but has hired a leader to improve both finances and education.

More than 50 young cyclists took part in the annual Shakespeare Optimist Club Bike Rodeo on Saturday, learning valuable safety lessons while enjoying an afternoon of fun, prizes and a community barbecue.

Southwestern Public Health has concluded its multi-year Vital Perspectives series by highlighting a key issue affecting many people in the region – the health impact of household food insecurity.

As Wilmot Township's senior population continues to grow, the Wilmot Active Living Centre is helping older adults remain active, connected and engaged through a wide range of recreational, educational and social programs.

Wellesley Township council has approved in principle a new transportation and mobility master plan that will guide investments in roads, active transportation infrastructure and public-transit connections over the next 25 years.

Residents who contributed to the construction of the paved walking trail at Shakespeare Optimist Park can now see their names permanently recognized at the park entrance.

The Wellesley Agricultural Society and Wellesley Fall Fair committee continue to find new ways to bring the community together.

Meme’s Café and Food Shop was a local landmark, perfectly placed on Peel Street, nestled nicely into New Hamburg.

The Wellesley-North Easthope Agricultural Society is once again inviting residents to nominate outstanding community members for the annual Wellesley Township Citizen of the Year Awards.

Hundreds of former students, staff and community members returned to Grandview Public School last week to celebrate the New Hamburg school's 75th anniversary.