LOCAL HEADLINES

Last week, a gathering took place at Southbridge Care Home’s Courtyard in Goderich for a garden party hosted by Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH).

Tragedy struck Goderich late in the night on August 1 as flames engulfed an apartment building on Nelson Street, prompting a swift emergency response and the evacuation of nearby homes.

Following a string of seasons that proved difficult to compete in the Pollock Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) and an added struggle to recruit and retain players, the Goderich Flyers Hockey Club decided to bow out for the upcoming season.

Musicians from around the world are making their way to Goderich, drawn by the renowned Celtic Roots Festival, and a promise of music, connection and lakeside sunsets. 

Rally Fore the Cure’s 24th annual charity golf tournament raised over $13,357 for the mammography department at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH).

On July 16 the Goderich Celtic Roots Festival and College received $55,000 in support from the Ontario government’s Experience Ontario program.

Ongoing generous support from a proud community partner provides the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) Foundation with a $10,000 donation.

Goderich Legion Ladies Auxiliary recently made another generous donation to the Goderich Track Rebuild project.

Closed in 2018 due to the arena’s aging ammonia-based refrigeration system, the facility did remain open for floor-based sports such as ball hockey and shuffleboard.

The Huron Chamber of Commerce has launched a new series Chamber@Work that complements the Chamber’s popular Business After Five events.

Huron Hospice purchased the 12-acre property in 2017 to open their residence, and since then the extensive grounds have provided opportunities and challenges.

During the month of July, the Celtic Blue Highlanders pipe down the sun on Friday evenings in the Town of Goderich.

Closed in 2018 due to the arena’s aging ammonia-based refrigeration system, the facility did remain open for floor-based sports such as ball hockey and shuffleboard.

As we age, staying active and socially connected becomes more important than ever.

A new service club is taking root in the community with the official chartering of the Optimist Club of Goderich on Tuesday, May 27.

Goderich Minor Soccer Club is thrilled to kick off another exciting season with a record-breaking turnout.

Opera Houses were one of the most culturally significant buildings in every Ontario city and town in the Victorian era.

In rural communities across Ontario, many seniors face a growing challenge: isolation and loneliness.

Huron Multicultural Festival returns to Goderich on Saturday, June 28 at its new location in Lions Harbour Park.

Canada Day weekend in Goderich is always a party, but this year, there will be activities taking place from Saturday, June 28 right through to Tuesday, July 1.