If you’ve ever wanted to go back in time to see what life was like a few decades ago, Lynnwood Arts has you covered.

Treats in the Streets is back in Simcoe this weekend. On Saturday, Oct. 24, the Downtown Simcoe Business Improvement Area (BIA) is hosting its annual Halloween event, Treats in the Streets, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Enjoy family time downtown – in costumes – collecting candy from participating businesses, and having some Halloween fun.

How tall can a corn stalk grow? How big can a pumpkin get? Answers to these and other questions were available for viewing at the agricultural displays under the grandstand during the Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show, Oct. 6-12.

As she wrapped up her final meeting as Norfolk’s mayor, it wasn’t just the major votes, budget decisions and debates that went through Amy Martin’s mind. It was also the faces of farmers, community members, and volunteers who spoke at council or invited her to events as councillor, then mayor.

Vittoria Women’s Institute recently presented an Honorary Membership to James Christison ‘in recognition of his many helpful, informative, and valuable contributions to the branch.’

The Norfolk Federation of Agriculture hosted a mayoral candidate night at the Delhi District German Home on Sept. 30. Norfolk Federation of Agriculture (NFA) represents 1,140 farmers in Norfolk County, said Jennifer Schooley, NFA president. “We are rooted in agricultural expertise, a legacy of community support, and a forward-thinking commitment to sustainable farming in Norfolk County,” said Schooley. “We blend innovation with tradition, empowering farmers and champion