LOCAL HEADLINES

The beer at Broken Rail Brewing has received heaps of praise from locals and visitors alike ever since it opened back in 2020.

Homelessness continues to plague the city.

The Town of Ingersoll has launched a Downtown Enhancement Plan to “strengthen the future of the downtown core.”

The Ontario government is investing $30 million over three years to provide support for cancer-prevention initiatives.

Thirty-four townhomes will be built in Tavistock in the near future, but not all of them are going to have for-sale signs until 2027.

Reeve Houle’s budding mixed martial arts (MMA) career continued to progress when, on Dec. 14, the Tavistock native earned a second-round total knockout (TKO) win over William Gunn. Houle spoke to the Gazette about his most recent fight, saying he found success thanks to his patience and consistency.

Help bring change to our community one wintry step at a time!

According to a report presented to the library board at its Jan. 9 meeting, Perth South has agreed to pay St. Marys $50k annually until 2030

In recognition of her tireless work as an accessibility advocate and as a journalist and author shedding light on important issues

After 88 years, the iconic Shakespearean Gardens located beside the Perth County courthouse will be formally recognized for its historical

Tillsonburg Mayor Deb Gilvesy reflected on the successes of the past 12 months and provided insight into the coming year

The town of Tillsonburg turned up to take care of its own throughout the month of December.

As a result of safety concerns and aging infrastructure, Goderich Town Council recently made the decision to close the doors

In its fifth consecutive year running, Domino’s Pizza in Goderich had a successful Presents for Pizza campaign.

A hockey tournament and the search for a kidney may not seem to have much in common, but the two will come together this weekend

No one knows if the recent Ward 4 townhall meeting should be considered legitimate township business.

No one knows if the recent Ward 4 townhall meeting should be considered legitimate township business. What is certain is Saturday’s event created controversy among councillors.

At its final budget meeting of the year on Dec. 18, 2024, Wellesley council approved in principle the township’s draft 2025 budget with a 3.94 per-cent levy increase – down more than one per cent from the initial 4.99 per-cent levy increase proposed in the budget’s original draft.

A local hemp producer and manufacturer of CBD topicals officially launched its flagship hemp-stick product.

On Dec. 18, 2024, the town’s downtown service location review advisory committee met for the first time since March 2023