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Four first-year medical students from Western University’s Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry had a taste of rural medicine and life last week.

TurtleFest Annandale House activities include movie on the lawn, live turtle interaction

On any given day, thousands of Tillsonburg residents walk, ride or drive by Lake Lisgar. The town’s only lake draws people in the way many bodies of water do, but its allure to one man turned into a symbiotic relationship that benefitted the lake in many ways.

Decision on town hall site went to close council

A new 12-bed Transitional Care Unit has opened at Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital (TDMH).

More details were released about the temporary Tillsonburg Unattached Care Clinic for residents without a family doctor or nurse practitioner.

The Tillsonburg Helping Hand Food Bank is accepting financial donations as a way to meet increasing demand.

A proposed wind project could see up to 22 Megawatts of power produced in an installation in the early planning stages to the west and south of Tillsonburg.

This year, Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital and its Volunteer Association celebrate an impressive milestone — their 100th anniversary!

On April 21, at approximately 8:30 p.m., the Oxford detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a disturbance complaint on Broadway in Tillsonburg.

Tillsonburg council asked for a pause on the province’s move to implement strong mayor powers.

Union calls on feds to help

On June 19, 2025, the Tillsonburg Post is going weekly.

Tickets now on sale for hospital gala

A downtown development that initially resulted in pack council chambers was given the go-ahead by town council at the March 24 meeting

Organizers of a temporary health clinic planned for Tillsonburg are encouraging the public to fill out a survey to provide input

Much has changed since Community Living Tillsonburg was established 70 years ago.

On March 17, celebrate the 200th anniversary of Dereham Forge, the settlement that grew to become Tillsonburg, Ontario.

New motion on bag tags coming to council in weeks

Ernie Hardeman successfully kept Oxford blue in the 2025 provincial election, capturing 55 per cent of the vote.