Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) scientists in Guelph are studying the nutritional benefits…
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REVIEW: Bring your own “rat pack” to Songs of Sinatra at Drayton theatre
The Chairman of the Board would have approved. It takes seven dreamy crooners to reproduce his…
REVIEW: Team on the Hill delivers heartfelt story
Those familiar with playwright Dan Needles' hilarious Wingfield series may be less than enthused to…
New Horizons Band encourages local seniors to stay in tune
Mary Pryor, of Guelph, took up the xylophone five years ago by joining the New Horizons Music…
Silver hoops
The Centre Wellington Celtics Major Bantam Girls recently won silver at the Ontario Basketball…
Bodybuilder heads to provincials in June
Bodybuilding is not a hobby for Garrett Bohn, it is a lifestyle. At the age of 29, he has 11 years…
School drops plan to build track at arena
The town's Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee has learned Minto Clifford Public School is no…
Pen Pals
Karen Watson, of Fergus, finally met her pen pal of 50 years, Karen Huffman of Waverly, Iowa on…
History of tarot part of May”s Museum Month
Across Ontario, May is Museum Month. To celebrate, the Wellington County Museum and Archives is…
Blood Donor Clinics begin spring campaign
Timing is everything when blood is needed and for O-negative donors, it often comes down to…
Minto ice storm damage estimated at $50,000
A staff report indicates the April 12 ice storm cost the Town of Minto about $50,000 and the town…
Town approves new tender for pickup trucks
Council here has approved the purchase of three pickup trucks from Harriston-based Leslie…
Bishop joins in St. Mary 150th celebration
Saint Mary of the Purification Roman Catholic Church celebrated its 150th anniversary here on the…
County closes Willowdale day care, looks for new location
Parents of the 55 children enrolled at the Willowdale day care operated by Wellington County and…
Tyke lacrosse team wins big over Cambridge
The Centre Wellington Mohawks Tyke 2 lacrosse team defeated Cambridge 9-3 on May…