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The St. Marys Lincolns kept their winning ways going with a pair of victories over the Caledonia Corvairs and Welland Junior Canadians.

On Nov. 11, the museum will open its Behind the Battlefield: War on the Homefront exhibit.

One of the last lines of Ullie Kaye’s poem, “Next Door,” reads, “We are only separated by a glimmer of time. An interval. Take comfort.

It’s safe to say that after 11 years operating, the Skeletons of Vivian Line are a Stratford staple each spooky season.

Members of Oxford County council have passed a plan to provide more housing options for residents.

Opened on October 29, 1929, Goderich business Schaefer’s Ladies Wear is celebrating 95 years of business.

Race Huron is a non-profit organization that raises funds for the Maitland Trail Association, and last weekend celebrated its 10th edition

Many Tillsonburg residents were left scrambling for a family doctor after two retirements and two re-locations within the last year.

The town council is looking at new potential sites for a town hall and is also investigating available funds from potential asset sales

The Friendship Centre’s St. Marys Craft Show annually attracts hundreds of local and area shoppers seeking unique, handmade items.

Broken Rail Brewing, a craft brewery in St. Marys, is advocating for lower taxes on craft breweries amid the launch of a new Ontario Craft B

A selection of local artisanal cheese from St. Marys recently earned some accolades from the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair.

A young Perth County Beef Club 4-H member was excited to be near the top of her class at the recent beef show at the Stratford Fall Fair.

Friends filled the dining room at the Arden Park Hotel on the weekend as the Stratford Perth Museum held its 21st annual Innkeepers’ Dinner.

Three vintage tractor buddies recently took a long tour on their tractors from Gadshill

Guns, drugs and human resources and body cams at the forefront

Mayor Ryan’s motion passed unanimously

Wilmot Township council passed its new strategic plan Monday night, but it wasn’t pretty.

Daryl Granger’s new feature-length film, Netting the Waters, is both entertaining and informative.

Locals and visitors to town may have noticed the banners proudly displayed on the lampposts downtown, up and down Queen Street.