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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

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

Mark King partnered with the Town of St. Marys to welcome locals to the King Family Christmas House.

Quadro Communications and Gosfield North Communications out of Essex County will official amalgamate into one organization in 2026.

After receiving a more than $487,000 bill for road maintenance from Perth County earlier this fall, St. Marys council voted not to pay.

“The St. Marys Public Library board is delighted to welcome patrons from Perth South back to our wonderful library,” said Cole Atlin

There is a new tenant moving into 194 Queen St. W. Ultimate Foot Care by Eileen Stacey will be opening its doors on Monday, Dec. 16.

After eight years serving as the founding curator of St. Marys Station Gallery, Cameron Porteous is preparing to step down.

St. Marys and area residents have once again helped residents in need by donating feminine hygiene products.

A group of ambitious high school friends have started their own snow-removal business offering fair pricing,guaranteed customer satisfaction

Community members spent the last Saturday of November writing letters calling for justice around the world.

Two heartfelt comedies about families, relationships and unconditional love will take the stage.

A St. Marys egg and pullet farmer has been recognized with the 2024 Agricultural Recognition Award.

Fond memories are pouring in following the recent passing of Perth South Mayor and former Perth County warden Jim Aitcheson.

Seldom was there a dull moment during the Nov. 15-17 Owen Sound Silver Stick tournament.

The St. Marys Cement U18 A Boys St. Marys Rock were an unstoppable force at the Nov. 15-17 Collingwood Silver Stick tournament.

Anyone who has needed to make a left turn from James Street South onto Queen Street East can attest to the danger that intersection poses.

The week-long global karate tournament ran from Oct. 26 to Nov. 1 and featured over 1,000 competitors from 33 different countries.