LOCAL HEADLINES

Oxford MP Arpan Khanna’s Jail Not Bail Act will be voted on this week in the House of Commons.

On March 18, the Ontario Community Newspapers Association (OCNA) announced Bill Pratt (1928-2025) was one its four 2026 Hall of Fame Inductees.

A former employee of the now shuttered Trillium Care Retirement Home in Norwich is scheduled to be sentenced in April.

The Straw Boss, an Ontario producer of clean chopped straw and pellet bedding for the equine, poultry, and farm retail industry, is boosting local manufacturing and creating five new jobs in Mount Elgin.

Tillsonburg Well 7A is going through some upgrades.

One of the quintessential Canadian rites of spring is the making of maple syrup.

Anita Foy, creator of Tillsonburg Teen Beat and Events, has been planning and hosting events for teens since 2021.

Norwich Township will seek outside help to determine how best to replace failing boiler systems in the arena at the community centre, all in an effort to extend the life of the building.

The Norwich and District Historical Society has been given the green light to move a sign at the Norwich Pioneer Cemetery and replace it with a monument they say will be more appropriate.

Summer Homick and Nicholas Buelow’s results may not have been what they wanted at International Skating Union Junior Ice Dance Championships March 6 and 7 in Talinn, Estonia.

There was a much bigger trophy beside the Scotch Doubles Bonspiel trophy in Tillsonburg this year.

A new exhibit at Annandale National Historic Site is highlighting Tillsonburg athletes who have competed at the Olympic and international stage.

It was another good week for March Break camps in Tillsonburg.

The Station Arts Centre is calling for artists of all types to submit their turtle art for this year’s art competition in connection with Turtlefest.

Which duck is the fastest?

Glendale High School's robotic team’s robot doesn’t have a name, but if it did, it could be called the transformer.

Ontario’s 36 conservation authorities will be reduced to nine under sweeping changes finalized by the province on March 10.

As the Rotary Club’s Community Pantry gets closer to launch, organizers are seeking volunteers as well as donations of time and goods.

Annandale NHS celebrated International Women's Day early, on March 5, with a Trailblazers Tea, recognizing the contributions of Canadian women.

The end is almost in sight for Tillsonburg’s new site plan control bylaw.