GUELPH-ERAMOSA – Police are looking for help to locate a local man who has been missing for…
REVIEW: Come Down from Up River another Foster gem
ORANGEVILLE – Come Down From Up River is a breath of fresh air – in more ways than one.…
Local election trends since 2011
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Local support for MP Michael Chong has dropped over the last eight years,…
National Newspaper Week is Oct. 6 to 12
WELLINGTON COUNTY – From Oct. 6 to 12, newspapers across Canada will celebrate National Newspaper Week.
Police lay over 50 charges during Rockwood safety blitz
ROCKWOOD - Police charged over 50 drivers during a safety blitz here on Oct. 2, including two people charged twice in the same day for different infractions.
Province, CUPE sign tentative agreement, averting planned strike
WELLINGTON COUNTY - The province, its school boards and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) reached a tentative deal on Sunday evening, averting a strike that would have impacted local schools.
Officials: goal is to offer free parking at new Groves hospital
Some area residents have expressed concern about the possibility of parking fees at the new Groves Memorial Community Hospital, but nothing has been decided.
Annual Good Brothers concert to benefit band member
ROCKWOOD - Next month, for the 12th consecutive year, the Good Brothers will play a charity concert at the Rockmosa Community Centre.
Police looking to identify person(s) responsible for slashing tires on 17 vehicles
FERGUS – Police are looking for help to catch the individual(s) responsible for slashing the…
Opioid overdose leads to manslaughter charge for Harriston man
WEST GREY – A Harriston man has been charged with manslaughter in connection with an opioid…
Erin releases employee severance details after two-year battle with newspaper
ERIN – After almost two years of outright refusals, conflicting explanations and failed legal…
Trust eroded and time/money wasted
Well, that was unnecessarily painful. After almost two years of doing everything in their power to…
Erin finally releases employee severance information sought by newspaper
After almost two years of refusals, conflicting explanations and failed arguments from its lawyer, the Town of Erin has now decided to provide employee severance information sought by the Advertiser.
IPC ‘not satisfied’ with affidavit from Erin clerk
ERIN – The Town of Erin has until Sept. 6 to explain a discrepancy between town policy and an…
Death at Elora Gorge not considered suspicious
ELORA – Police say the death of a man at the Elora Gorge on Thursday afternoon is not…