LOCAL HEADLINES

A study on growth analysis shows Tillsonburg leading the county in predicted population growth percentage over the next 40 years.

An undeveloped Wilson Avenue property with a history of causing controversy appears to again be back in consideration for a townhouse complex.

There were mixed signs in indicators of the local job market.

DNA was responsible for reuniting siblings who never thought they would see each other again.

The Norwich Musical Society Band continues the legacy, 95 years from when it all began. And with the unofficial 100th Anniversary coming up in 2030 (the official coming up in 2033), the band is looking forward to celebrating this incredible accomplishment, but how did it all begin?

With more than 150 members and growing, the Tillsonburg Pickleball Club is calling on the town to help plan for more courts to meet surging demand.

Is Landon Dodsley a throwing quarterback who can run, or a running quarterback who can throw? The answer was ‘Yes’ Wednesday, Oct. 15 at Glendale, in that the Grade 11 pivot proved proficient at both through a 33-28 Thames Valley Regional Athletics (TVRA) Williamson Division senior football victory over the visiting London Clarke Road Trojans.

Downtown Tillsonburg’s Haunted House is back and better than ever, with a chilling story that unfolds as you walk through a maze of 11 themed rooms - if you dare.

A new mural is set to brighten the Tillsonburg landscape. The Canada Connects Nature’s Bounty Mural Mosaic is a nationwide collaboration of artists that will be unveiled this fall.

Workers at CAMI’s Ingersoll automotive plant woke up to bad news on Tuesday morning with the announcement that General Motors is ceasing production of the BrightDrop electric van produced at the facility.

A request from the property owners of 400 Simcoe Street for a boundary adjustment to include it in the Town of Tillsonburg revealed that a Winner’s store is coming to the location in 2026.

Tillsonburg residents came out to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the founding of the town at the Founder’s Festival on Saturday in Memorial Park.

The Shriner Roses fundraiser for the Tillsonburg Shrine Club is being expanded.

Winning is a habit the Tillsonburg Gemini junior girls’ basketball team could get used to.

When Jane Van Leeuwen started running later in life, never did she imagine the quest to complete the world’s six major marathons would take her half-way around the world.

Oxford Sportsmen’s Club is aiming to encourage more young people to join the ranks of trap shooters.

Makkink’s Flower Farm and Bakery Café has come a long way from its humble roots – a flower table near road.

What is likely the scariest collection of ghoulish, haunted events the town has ever seen is on tap for Halloween 2025.

The new CEO of the Tillsonburg District Chamber of Commerce brings valuable experience to the position.

Oxford MP Arpan Khanna says people are dying on Canada’s streets while the government delays working on fixing the nation’s bail problems.