HARRISTON – Just in time for Halloween, the Minto Youth Action Council (MYAC) is hosting a costume swap.
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North Wellington Youth Spotlight: Mount Forest youth in business selling his woodworking creations
WELLINGTON NORTH - Jacob Seddon, 11, from Mount Forest, is another Northern Wellington youth working alongside the Saugeen Student Start-Up Program (SSUP) to try his hand at entrepreneurship this summer.
Minto Arts Council seeking volunteers to help out at local gallery
MINTO – The Minto Arts Council is seeking volunteers to help promote the arts in their community.
West Meadow Press on Culture Days tour
CLIFFORD - Wesley Bates participated in Minto Culture Days on Sept. 27 in Clifford. He welcomed everyone to his print shop, West Meadow Press, located at 15 Elora Street North in Clifford.
Last chance to catch an all-candidates debate
WELLINGTON CTY. – Less than a handful of local debates remain prior to the Oct. 21 federal election.
Part 3: 2019 Federal Election Perth-Wellington Candidates
PERTH-WELLINGTON - As part of our Federal Election coverage, we will be running a special feature over the next three weeks, asking regional candidates questions related to their party platforms. This is the third of our three part feature.
91Run benefits mental health
Emergency run - Participants braved cooler weather on Oct. 5 and took off for the Emergency 91Run from the Palmerston fire hall.
Volunteers beautify downtown Clifford
Fall decorations - A crew of volunteers gathered cornstalks and created bows to decorate poles along the main street of Clifford on Sept. 21.
LaunchIt Minto bringing Live2Lead back to community
PALMERSTON - Live2Lead, a half-day, leader development experience designed to equip attendees with new perspectives, practical tools and key takeaways, will be presented at the Norgan Theatre on Oct. 11.
Candidates address agriculture, electoral reform, broadband, gun control
MOOREFIELD - Perth-Wellington federal candidates went head to head on policies at the Maryborough Community Centre during a candidates meeting on Oct. 3.