Feb. 25, the mill at Hamilton Brothers in Glen Huron was a busy spot. According to owner Fred Hamilton, a large shipment of ...
Enjoying the Lego Challenge at the Clearview Public Library is the collaborative building effort of the Vantassel family.
There was a packed house last Friday for the inaugural meeting of the Nottawa Area Residents Association (NARA). Organizers ...
Last month we began the story of the first Presbyterians in Creemore and in the surrounding hills. This history was written ...
Companies have not missed an opportunity to use patriotism as a marketing tool. The country’s renewed support of sovereignty, fuelled by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, has created a ...
23mar2:00 pmTea and History: Pioneering Farming Families in the Purple HillsStation on the Green ...
If it’s a strong mandate the PC Party of Ontario was looking for last night, Simcoe-Grey certainly delivered. The ...
Clearview council has formally started the process of developing a program to license and regulate short-term rentals (STRs).
The community is mourning the loss of Michael Giffen who was killed in a tragic accident at the family business last Friday.
The trickledown effect of the new Made In Canada movement represents a huge opportunity for homegrown food. Change is afoot nationally, as we rally around the Maple Leaf and push back against U.S.
Anne Tyler’s Three Days in June is a svelte, finely crafted exploration of faithfulness, forgiveness, and family. Her sentences string together like the lace of a wedding veil, a gossamer that reveals ...
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