LOCAL HEADLINES

Tillsonburg has a new pharmacy with the opening of Roulston’s Pharmacy on Monday.

A fire in a still-under-construction three-unit townhouse on Jacko Court caused more than $1 million in damage, but is not considered suspicious.

Glendale High School’s art students had their first chance for their work to be part of an exhibit during a recent show at the Station Arts Centre.

The Ontario government is launching new energy efficiency programs, including the Home Renovation Savings Program, to help families and businesses in Oxford save money. The programs are part of a new $10.9 billion, 12-year investment in energy efficiency, the largest in Canada’s history.

Tillsonburg council waived two requests for rental fee waivers from non-profit groups, pending approval of a policy on fee rentals.

Officially, the Tillsonburg Gemini boys’ hockey program’s goal is to get to the playoffs.

Every year, in the days leading up to Remembrance Day, the public's eyes are on the Legion.

Three girls, a guy, guns and grouse.

One-hundred-and-twenty-five people collectively unwrapped the shared community celebration contained within this year’s 17th Annual Norwich United Church (NUC) Christmas Dinner.

Pastor Paul Robinson is retiring – again, or sort of.

Tillsonburg Deputy Mayor Dave Beres is the new chair of the Long Point Region Conservation Authority board.

Construction of the Tillsonburg Community Centre renovations and pool updates is on schedule

Parents of young families will rejoice at the announcement of a new daycare, which will help to relieve an ongoing shortage of spots.

Tillsonburg Mayor Deb Gilvesy reflected on the successes of the past 12 months and provided insight into the coming year

The town of Tillsonburg turned up to take care of its own throughout the month of December.

Tillsonburg is one step closer to a temporary walk-in clinic after town council gave a preliminary stamp of approval to the concept and a host of other health measures.

Tickets are now available for the Tillsonburg Shrine Club’s elimination draw.

County taxpayers won’t see the sticker shock on next year’s tax bill in contrast to this year. Oxford County passed a tax increase of 16.7 per cent in 2024 but this year’s document is a bit easier on the pocketbook despite being greater than the rate of inflation.

Unsure of what to do with your old electronic devices after receiving new ones for Christmas? If this is the case, a collaboration of local groups is offering a solution that will benefit the community.

Derek Partlo’s working career and lifelong passion are continuing to intersect behind the bench of the 18-6 Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) Norwich Merchants.