We have all seen the recent headlines highlighting the rising cost of groceries and cost of living. Whether you live rurally or urban; everyone is feeling the impact of inflation and the increased cost to feed our families.
Garden of the Year contest underway in Town of Minto
MINTO – A Garden of the Year contest is underway here in celebration of the Canada-wide Year of the Garden.
Reflections: Rest
We are in the middle of summer now. Hopefully you have found some time to relax and find some…
Second week of French education summer camp set for Aug. 15
French summer camp – Students from all levels of French education participated in a week-long…
Kindred Credit Union makes donation to Mount Forest Community Pantry
Double impact donation – Kindred Credit Union has donated 100 pouches of soup made by The Raw…
Grand River Raceway on 2022 list of Best Workplaces in Retail and Hospitality
ELORA – Grand River Raceway (GRR) is on the 2022 list of Best Workplaces in Retail and Hospitality.
Forests Ontario planted 2.5 million trees this season
BARRIE – Forests Ontario and its partners planted 2.5 million native tree seedlings across the province this season as part of its 50 Million Tree Program.
Club makes donation to Mount Forest Cancer Patient Services Committee
Donation – The Mount Forest Cancer Patient Services Committee (CPSC) was presented with a…
The Cafe at the Old Post reopens under new ownership
Cafe is back – The Cafe at the Old Post, 39 Elora Street South, Harriston, recently re-opened…
Fergus Horticultural honours members who have passed
FERGUS – The Fergus and District Horticultural Society dedicated a sculpture in Templin Gardens to honour past members of the society that have made contributions to the town’s public gardens, the community, and society.
Guelph man wins $100,000 with Instant Triple Play
OLG winner – Guelph resident Anthony Villella won $100,000 playing Instant Triple Play. Villella,…
Society looking to add plaques to historical buildings
MAPLETON - In some towns and villages, you can walk down the main streets and find historical plaques on older buildings, telling the story of what sort of industry was once in that location.
Guelph Lake Rotary Trail connects people to nature
GUELPH – Fifteen years ago, a 100-acre parcel of land was chosen near Guelph Lake Conservation Area, destined to become the home of the Guelph Lake Rotary Forest.
Grinder Productions showcased five on-act plays
One act – Grinder Productions, under the directorship of Eric Goudy, presented five one-act short…
Carol Armstrong retires from Clare Stewart Medical Clinic
Clinic coordinator retires – Carol Armstrong, left, has served as Cancer Care Coordinator at…