ABOYNE – Groves Memorial Community Hospital has reached a significant milestone in the process of upgrading its CT scanner, with the arrival of a mobile CT unit.
CVC seeks nominations for environmental awards
ERIN – Do you know someone who deserves to be celebrated for their hard work protecting nature through conservation efforts?
OPINION: Farmers urge snowmobilers to use trail system responsibly
ONTARIO – Another Ontario winter is in full swing and with that comes a wide range of winter sports that take people outside. A popular activity is snowmobiling – and Ontario is home to one of the largest interconnected snowmobiling trail systems anywhere.
Theatre guild announces auditions
HARRISTON – The Grey Wellington Theatre Guild is getting set to cast its spring production, the murder-mystery comedy Death among the Delphiniums by Canadian author Camille Atebe.
Tobogganing fun at the county museum
ABOYNE – The tobogganing hill at the Wellington County Museum and Archives was a popular spot on Jan. 4 with fresh snow and chilly temperatures.
Drayton Grade 4 student one of two winners in county library’s annual short story competition
WELLINGTON COUNTY – A Grade 4 student from Drayton and a Grade 6 student from Fergus are the winners of the sixth annual Olive and Fred Robins Junior Short Story Contest.
Gallery Concerts commence with Tony Snyder, Jan. 19
ABOYNE – The first Gallery Concert to be held at the Wellington County Museum and Archives is set for Jan. 19 with Tony Snyder.
Guelph General Hospital celebrating 150 years
GUELPH – This year marks a significant milestone as Guelph General Hospital celebrates its 150th anniversary of serving the Guelph-Wellington community.
Repaying debt is top priority for Canadians: poll
TORONTO – According to a poll conducted and published by CIBC, minimizing or eliminating debt remains the top financial priority for Canadians in the new year.
Fergus Grade 6 student one of two winners in county library’s annual short story competition
WELLINGTON COUNTY – A Grade 4 student from Drayton and a Grade 6 student from Fergus are the winners of the sixth annual Olive and Fred Robins Junior Short Story Contest.
Centre Wellington Singers looking for new members
ELORA – If you love to sing, Centre Wellington Singers (CWS) would love to meet you.
Swimmers face near -20C wind chills during 34th Grand Valley Lions Club Polar Bear Dip
GRAND VALLEY – A snowy gale from the west producing wind chills of -18C greeted the intrepid participants in the 34th Grand Valley Lions Club Polar Bear Dip on Jan. 4.
Centre Wellington Community Sportsplex hosts free skate
FERGUS – The free public skate at the Centre Wellington Community Sportsplex in Fergus was well attended on Jan. 4 as families enjoyed the last weekend before children returned to school on Jan. 6.
East Wellington Community Services receives over $1,000 in food and cash donations
ERIN – More than $1,000 in food and cash donations were handed over to East Wellington Community Services following two festive events hosted by Erin United Church.