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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.

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

Kenzie Shackleton will represent St. Marys and Thompson’s Martial Arts as a member of Team Canada at the upcoming World Karate Championships

The Cook-Rees Memorial Fund for Water Search and Safety is granting over $10,000 to aquatic programs in St. Marys.

The St. Marys Lincolns have gotten nothing but good results to start this season, most recently with wins in back-to-back games.

Users of Perth County’s PC Connect rural-route bus service have until the end of this month to share their feedback on the local transit ser

At the Oct. 8 town council meeting, deputy clerk Morgan Dykstra presented the results of parking surveys conducted between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Those seeking guidance from the Town of St. Marys in organizing events may recognize the town’s new events coordinator.

Beginning Oct. 17, St. Marys Community Players is performing the entertaining and hysterical The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.

The person behind the St. Marys McDonalds recently received an internationally recognized award in honour of McDonalds co-founder Roy Kroc.

Following a nomination and review process here within the riding of Perth-Wellington, a ceremony was held on Sunday, Sept. 29 in Listowel.

The Town of St. Marys will incur a major, unplanned expense to address the serious deterioration of equipment in the aquatics centre.

Many people are unaware that menstrual-hygiene products are one of the most requested yet least donated items at local food banks.

On Friday Sept. 20, St. Marys DCVI held its annual Terry Fox Run.

Local artists and those with a connection to St. Marys will soon have an opportunity to help beautify downtown.

The Town of St. Marys will apply for federal funding to revitalize an underutilized park downtown.

Though it hasn’t yet been finalized by the province, St. Marys council has signalled its intent to renew an updated service agreement.

The St. Marys Lincolns view the regular season as a 50-step journey in preparing to be the best version of themselves.

A significant change took place Sept. 5 as convenience stores in Ontario were allowed to start selling alcohol.