

Delhi development proposal could include mix of residential, commercial and industrial zones
The Angrish Group is seeking a mix of land uses for the latest phase of a Delhi development, on behalf of the property owners.
Norfolk County councillors learned of the plan to split Phase 4 of the Blue Grass Estates subdivision into four parts: one parcel for commercial, one for residential and two for industrial.
Luke Edwards
Apr 23


Mulholland directs Harvest at Simcoe Little Theatre
The upcoming production of Harvest at Simcoe Little Theatre, April 20-May 10, is one that is sure to hit close to home for many in this community.
The director, Christine Mulholland, has dedicated this production to the local farmers for all of the hard w
Leah Bauer
Apr 23


Hero Lee inspires new generation of wrestling fans
Macy Lucas is back.
Known in as The Freak Show for more than a decade of professional independent wrestling, Lucas now has a whole new persona.
Coming out of retirement in November 2024, Lucas created ‘Hero Lee,’ making a full-circle comeback with Mike Shea’s Independent Pro Wrestling, a promotion which had six shows planned in Brantford this year.
Chris Abbott
Apr 23


Lions’ Simcoe Night Live delivers
Music, laughter and a sense of community.
It’s what makes the Simcoe Lions Club’s Cabaret Night and Variety Show one of the longest running shows in town.
Friday night’s 72nd annual Cabaret at Simcoe Composite School, which included a catered meal, sold out.
Chris Abbott
Apr 23


Photography in council chambers for accredited media
Members of the news media should have an easier time doing their jobs, thanks to planned changes with Norfolk’s procedural bylaw.
Councilors directed staff to review its rules regarding photography during council meetings, following a deputation from David Judd, who covers the municipality for the Port Dover Maple Leaf. Judd also penned a letter to council regarding the rules, which was supported by other members of the local media including the Simcoe Advocate.
Luke Edwards
Apr 23


Norfolk Rotary Sunrise celebrates 30 years
Rotary Club of Norfolk Sunrise will be celebrating its 30th anniversary on May 28.
Sunrise members, past members, and charter members will be gathering at a farm near Wilsonville, where they will decorate a riding barn for their anniversary event.
“It will be an evening to reminisce,” said Keith Jones, chair of the Rotary Norfolk Sunrise 30th anniversary committee, and a charter member – one of about five Sunrise charter members currently in the roughly 45-member club.
Chris Abbott
Apr 23





