LOCAL HEADLINES

Tillsonburg has a new policy to attract filmmakers to town.

The Tillsonburg app will now have a youth section added thanks to a request from the town’s youth’s advisory council.

Some top names, including a former Guns N’ Roses bassist, will be playing in this year’s version of Buddies Fest.

When 15-year-old Edna Sandham was staying with her sister and brother-in-law for the summer, she probably didn’t expect anything of great significance to happen, but it did.

It doesn’t feature Howey Mandel, but Tri-County’s Got Talent has the same musical thrust as Canada’s Got Talent.

Tillsonburg’s newest business is offering something new on the café scene.

Vincent Heleniak’s hairstyles continue to progress along with his ‘game.’ “Had a mullet, had a buzz cut - have a mullet, probably get another buzz cut,” smiled the 10-year-old Tillsonburg-area resident.

The Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association’s inaugural Military Heritage Open House and Fly Day was called a success by organizers despite a one-day delay due to weather.

A request to approve an archeological assessment in the VanNorman Innovation Park Phase 2 that could cost up to $384,675 resulted in Tillsonburg council members questioning the process.

When eleven-year-old Bryn Finck joined the crochet club with some friends during the past school year and created her first granny square in February, she was hooked.

Investigation is continuing into an incident on Saturday in the area of Prospect Street that resulted in one individual sustaining life-threatening injuries and another facing aggravated assault and arson charges.

There will be an extra dose of history at the Tillsonburg Airport this Saturday as the Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association hosts the Military Heritage Open House and Fly Day.

Tillsonburg residents hearing emergency vehicle sirens last week may have thought firefighters were busy, and they were right.

Tillsonburg CAO Kyle Pratt has taken on another leadership role in addition to serving as the town’s head administrator.

It’s always an honour for Tillsonburg Post editor and long-time outdoor writer Jeff Helsdon to find his name among the Professional Outdoor Media Association of Canada (POMAC) award winners.

National Drowning Prevention Week, from July 19 - 25, is an opportunity to share a message that can save lives.

Jager Pain had a full-circle moment at the 104th Ontario Men’s Amateur Thursday, July 9 at the Otter Creek Golf Club (OCGC).

The Tillsonburg FC women’s soccer team has 24 players on its roster, 11 on the field at a time and multiple generations of support behind it.

The new peopleCare long-term care facility on Maple Lane will accept its first residents Aug. 17.

When George Stuyt started George’s Auto Repair 40 years ago, the typical automobile was a different machine than today.