What started as a dream for a 10-year-old girl from Exeter has become reality for a local barrel racer. Olivia Den Hollander, a barrel racer who competes in events including the Exeter Rodeo, is packing her bags and heading south of the border to join the Sam Houston State University rodeo team in Texas on a scholarship that makes it all possible.

By John Miner South Huron candidate for mayor Maureen Cole has organized an all-candidates meeting for later this month and sent out invitations, but it’s uncertain if other candidates will participate. Some have said they definitely won’t be there. Candidate Aaron Neeb said typically all-candidates meetings are hosted by a neutral third party organization with a moderator to ensure fairness and transparency for the public and the candidates. “I have serious concerns about th

Depending on when you find this issue of the Exeter Examiner in your hands, you may have a fantastic opportunity to experience the wonders of our universe ahead of you. This year, we’re particularly lucky that two fascinating astronomical events will be happening on the same day.

Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health is pleased to welcome a new Student Research Assistant to its Summer 2026 team. Over the course of the summer, she will support Gateway CERH’s impactful community projects and initiatives that promote research, community engagement, and rural health innovation across our local regions.

Public health units across the region are calling on all levels of government to address growing concerns about food insecurity in Ontario. In a recent press release, they said the number of households struggling to afford basic needs, including food, is growing year over year.

With just a few days until nominations close, there is now a candidate for every spot on South Huron municipal council.