LOCAL HEADLINES

Tillsonburg council passed a motion to ask for staff input on how to tackle the problem with loitering and drug use in the downtown.

There’s nothing that says summer more than ice cream. With National Ice Cream Day coming up on July 20th, it’s the perfect time to enjoy a scoop, and to look at the story behind Tillsonburg’s own ice cream factory.

Tillsonburg diners looking for something different when searching for international cuisine locally should check out SnackRite.

Tanner Jacko has swiped right to the New England College Pilgrims NCAA Division III baseball program.

Will your next stop be Tillsonburg?

The growing demand for childcare in Oxford County took a promising step forward as construction began on a new EYES daycare.

ALUS Canada is going through a transformation as Tillsonburg-area resident Bryan Gilvesy steps back as CEO.

South-West Oxford Township (SWOX) Council approved new ward boundaries for the township at its July 8 meeting. These new boundaries will take effect on the day the new council is organized after the 2026 municipal election.

Those who wish to cast a ballot in next year’s municipal elections will have to do it in person.

Members of the Tillsonburg Horticultural Society have been busy over the past few weeks working to beautify the downtown.

People were lined up outside No Frills prior to the opening of the grocery store on Thursday morning at 7 a.m.

A Norwich councillor is looking for ways to ensure soft spots, washouts and other road issues are identified, and ultimately fixed, more quickly.

Traffic closures of John Pound Road should be past as sanitary sewer construction on the southern access to the town continues.

Transportation ministry to be consulted on crosswalk

Rip currents can be deadly in Lake Erie

Numbers were up at all locations for the town’s events on Canada Day.

Seemingly at a crossroads, councillors are hopeful a working group will come up with solutions that will make Norwich’s road conversion program more seamless.

The more than $700,000 surplus Norwich Township realized in 2024 will be put into various reserve funds.

About 60 people attended the ‘South West Oxford and Malahide say NO to Wind Turbines’ community celebration in Brownsville on June 26.

There’s a new leader at the top of Branch 153 of the Royal Canadian Legion.