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Although their two most recent performances were far from masterpieces, the St. Marys Lincolns extended their winning streak to 10 games by beating London, Sarnia, and Komoka in a stretch of three games in four days.

A regional mobile vet clinic is looking for crafters of all skills to help comfort those grieving as they say goodbye to their beloved pets.

Appointed earlier in January, the new president and CEO of Atura Power, a subsidiary of Ontario Power Generation (OPG) that operates Ontario's largest fleet of combined cycle gas turbine powerplants, has roots in Stratford and St. Marys.

Rotary International has been in existence since 1905 and has a track record of addressing challenges, creating friendships and has an ongoing commitment to changing the world for the better. One of their more popular programs that you may have heard about over the years is Rotary Youth Exchange.

St. Marys began their busy four-day stretch on Jan. 22 when they visited the London Nationals in the team’s first visit to the Western Fair.

Claire Dunbar from St. Marys will be taking on this exciting challenge in August as she embarks on an exchange to Denmark.

Just last week our town was graced with a new family-owned restaurant. Small but mighty, Izzy’s Place is located at 36 Water Street.

The Perth County Paramedic Service is currently in the process of recruiting 15 new paramedics during its annual recruitment drive.

Stonetown Cheese will be upgrading its cheese-washing process this summer thanks to federal and provincial funding.

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

On Jan. 18, a smorgasbord of chilis were available to try as the St. Marys Legion held its first-annual Canadian Chili Cookoff.

Stonetown Cheese will be upgrading its cheese-washing process this summer thanks to federal and provincial funding.

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

Anyone with empty drink cans can give back to the community by donating to the Kids Can! Collective.

A new exhibition featuring the textile art of local artist Maggie Jorna opened last weekend at St. Marys Station Gallery.

The St. Marys heritage and culture advisory committee has recommended the removal or deaccessioning of 93 items from the St. Marys Museum’s collection, nearly all of which are in poor condition, are duplicates of other items in the collection, or have a lack of provenance.

After the St. Marys library board reached a five-year agreement last month with Perth South that resulted in the reinstatement of library services for Perth South residents, the board approved a revised draft 2025 library budget to reflect additional revenue from St. Marys’ neighbouring township.

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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.