Olivia Rumbell

FERGUS – The grassroots initiative, which has operated since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, involves setting up small pantries that offer free basic food supplies, hygiene products and baby formula for those in need. 

CENTRE WELLINGTON – Don Smith is a retiree who, after losing his wife in 2018, started creative writing by attending Centre Wellington Writers Group meetings.

Store closing – Neighbourhood Variety in Fergus is closing its doors to the community on May 22.…

CENTRE WELLINGTON  – The Elora Legion is holding a contactless bottle drive from May 22 to May 24 from 10-4, they are accepting all LBCO and beer store containers.

Badley Bridge sculpture – The gateway feature was installed on the bridge in Elora on May 13, and…

FERGUS – Marjorie Dow received her initial photography lessons in 1944, in a meeting room at Beatty Brothers Plant where Dow worked, and a local photography group used to learn how to develop film in a darkroom.

GUELPH - The Guelph Rowing Club has received a grant of $10,000 from the Canadian Tire Corporation, as part of the Jumpstart Sport Relief Fund.

Mother’s Day –  A Fergus house is pictured with a stuffed animal display to celebrate…

CENTRE WELLINGTON- Renegade Rainbows is a new initiative in Centre Wellington to kick off Pride month in June.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – The Suicide Awareness Council of Wellington-Dufferin is hosting its first ever Paws-a-thon for mental health week.

WELLINGTON COUNTY – May 3 to 9 is the 70th annual Mental Health Week. And according to Helen Fishburn, CEO of Canadian Mental Health Association Waterloo-Wellington (CMHAWW), due to the impact of COVID-19, “this is the most important mental health week in our history.”