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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.

When we think about aging, we often associate it with physical decline, frailty, or loss of independence.

For over 30 years, Goderich Place has stood as a beacon of warmth, dignity, and exceptional care for seniors.

The Canadian Coalition for Invasive Plant Regulation (CCIPR) believes Canada should improve policies, tools and regulations to stop the spread of invasive plants.

June is Seniors Month in Ontario and is a time to recognize and celebrate older adults who shaped the province into what it is today.

Designed to spark curiosity and passion for healthcare careers right here in Huron County, a healthcare camp will once again host students to experience hands-on activities and meet healthcare providers.

Phase one of the downtown infrastructure project began on May 12 as sections of the Square are closed to road traffic while water and sewer pipes are replaced, and new electrical work is done for street lighting.

The Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, for a modest monthly fee, offered death, disability and sick benefits to members at the turn of the last century.

Building on last year’s successful golf tournament and fundraising effort that resulted in a $10,500 donation made to the AMGH Foundation, Rally Fore the Cure Huron is once again busy raising funds in conjunction with its annual golf tournament.

In a remarkable show of community spirit, Elizabeth Van den Broeck, owner of Elizabeth’s Art Gallery in downtown Goderich has recently made a generous donation of $8,000 to the Friends of Ball’s Bridge and Little Lakes (FOBBLL).

Earlier this month Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH) welcomed Dr. Leslie Walker as its executive director.

Designed to spark curiosity and passion for healthcare careers right here in Huron County, a healthcare camp will once again host students to experience hands-on activities and meet healthcare providers.

Another musical will grace the stage at Kingsbridge Centre featuring many local actors and singers, debuting on June 6 at 8 p.m.