ELORA – Sue Hosking never had much money and she never considered herself an artist. But following her death and as per her wishes, her friends are auctioning off 93 pieces of art Hosking created over the years.
Survey: youth recovering from COVID-19 isolation but there are still disturbing trends
GUELPH – The latest analysis of a youth well-being survey indicates the mental health of youth is improving since the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic. But youth are also displaying behaviour that’s concerning to public health officials.
Community event raises nearly $20,000 for Elora Centre for the Arts expansion
ELORA – The Elora Centre for the Arts (ECFTA) yard was bustling on Sept. 5 with about 450 people settled at picnic tables, in lawn chairs, and on picnic blankets on the grass.
Second protest at Rockwood OPP station honours Nathaniel Schofield
ROCKWOOD – “It’s been 60 days, and still no answers.” That’s how much time had passed since Nathaniel Schofield, a 36-year-old father of six living in Arthur, died in OPP custody on July 10.
Centre Wellington pickleballers bring home gold
QUEBEC CITY – Centre Wellington residents Bryce Richardson and Tim Porter are pickleball golden boys after competing in the Canada 55+ Summer Games at the end of August and winning gold in their division.
Puslinch resident hopes township will allow Sunday hunting
ABERFOYLE – Robert Stark would like Puslinch council to get with the times and allow Sunday hunting in the township.
House fire near Arthur contained to attic above garage
WELLINGTON NORTH – No one was injured in a house fire near Arthur on Wednesday evening that has been deemed accidental.
Mental health officials join forces for upcoming workshop
MOUNT FOREST – The Mount Forest Legion Branch 134 is set to host a workshop aimed at combatting mental health challenges.
Grey Wellington Theatre Guild stages 50th anniversary gala
HARRISTON – The Grey Wellington Theatre Guild (GWTG) celebrated five decades of community theatre with a 50th anniversary gala on Sept. 7.
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“Friendship was her currency.”-Marilyn Donkers on her friend, late Elora artist Sue Hosking
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Just as Luisa’s Draperies & Interiors Ltd. is a multi-generational family-run business, some of their clients are also descendants of past customers.
Luisa’s Draperies: Quality craftsmanship, sophisticated style a labour of love at Luisa’s Draperies
Just as Luisa’s Draperies & Interiors Ltd. is a multi-generational family-run business, some of their clients are also descendants of past customers.
Almost Anything Wood: Custom-built beauty, function and style for every living space
What’s in a name? With Almost Anything Wood the name says it all. Almost. Anything. Wood! And everything is custom built, from beautiful kitchen cabinetry and islands, vanities and wall units, to unique live-edge furniture and accents for your home, cottage or office.
Speers Electric: We work with our clients every step of the way
Franklin and Dorothy Speers founded Speers Electric in 1945 and with honesty, integrity and a commitment to provide the best possible service to their community, the little company that could grew beyond their dreams.