KITCHENER - This time of year can be difficult when grieving the death of a loved one.
A ‘Hollywood Christmas’ coming to Harriston
HARRISTON - Santa Claus will make his official 2019 visit to Harriston on Nov. 23. The theme of this year’s parade is “Hollywood Christmas.”
Police beat OPP: Close to 40 crashes after first snowfall
WELLINGTON COUNTY - Following the first significant snowfall this season on Nov. 11, local OPP officers responded to 37 vehicle collisions across the county.
Jim Henderson to speak at archives on Nov. 24
ABOYNE – The Wellington County Archives is presenting Part III of From Archives to Armchairs, with Jim Henderson on Nov. 24, at 2pm.
First Louella Logan Scholarship Award to Katelyn Wynen
WELLINGTON COUNTY – Katelynn Wynen is the 2019 recipient of the Luella Logan Scholarship Award.
Arthur Youth Horticultural Society learn about garden seeds
Seedy Thursday – Arthur Youth Horticultural Society members spent Oct. 3 at the Arthur Public…
Salute a Veteran banner program now a coast to coast tribute
HARRISTON - With Remembrance Day fast approaching, many communities will be displaying and honouring veterans with colourful banners on street lamp posts.
Movies scenes to be filmed in Harriston
HARRISTON – Scenes from an upcoming movie by a Toronto-based production company will be filmed in and around Harriston over the next few weeks.
Veteran celebrates 74 years with Elora Legion
FERGUS - Bob Proctor was a hero before he joined the Royal Canadian Navy in 1944.
Remembrance Day services across Wellington County
Centre Wellington: Aboyne – A candle placement ceremony will take place on the front lawn of…
The Great War – on the pages of Wellington newspapers
WELLINGTON COUNTY - The war that shook the world to its foundations from 1914 to 1918 was traumatic not only for the soldiers in the trenches, but also for the families and communities that awaited their return.
Wellington County Museum and Archives offers community survey
ABOYNE - The Wellington County Museum and Archives is developing a five-year strategic plan to respond to its communities’ needs.
Ken Roth retires from Puslinch Township council
ABERFOYLE - Ken Roth has resigned from his position as township councillor due to personal reasons.
Police beat: OPP seeks three suspects in grow-op home invasion
ERIN – Police are looking for help to identify three home invasion suspects looking for more than the usual Halloween treats.
Canine Unit calendar
With more than 1,400 calls for support service so far this year, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Canine Unit is committed to keeping communities safe.
