The South Huron Hospital Auxiliary’s popular rummage sale is set to return this spring, continuing a long-standing community tradition that supports patient care at South Huron Hospital. The large annual sale will take place at the South Huron Recreation Centre arena floor on Friday, May 29, from 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., and Saturday, May 30, from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Donations are being accepted on Thursday, May 28, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the South Huron Recreation Centre’s Zam

There’s no doubt that there are those who might think starting a new newspaper in 2026 is a strange choice in this modern digital world. But when I took to social media to announce that the first issue of the Exeter Examiner was available, I received a reminder of why it’s more important than ever to have locally owned and staffed newspapers — especially in a small community like ours.

Huron County council has approved its 2026 budget, omitting the proposed roundabout at County Road 83 and Airport Line despite warnings that the county could be liable if someone is injured at the busy intersection.

Thousands of snowy-white tundra swans announce their arrival each year around the final weeks of winter, and their presence is heralded as a promise of spring. The chatty birds communicate with others flying in their group with honking or bugling sounds.

Three dogs are still one too many in a South Huron household. After debating a staff report suggesting South Huron’s animal control bylaw be revised to allow three dogs per dwelling, council voted to stick with the current limit.

South Huron will lose its representation on the local conservation authority under the Ontario government’s latest consolidation plan. The same goes for other municipal councils such as Bluewater, Huron East and Lucan Biddulph.