Southwestern Public Health has issued a boil water advisory for residents connected to the municipal water supply on William Street south of Wettlaufer Street in Tavistock.

If the first two games of the Provincial Junior Hockey League (PJHL) final series are any indication of what will happen moving forward, fans are in for a heck of a ride.

Nine bronze statues depicting former Canadian prime ministers have a new lease on life in Baden. Wilmot Township council recently voted in favour of renting the Prime Ministers Path (PMP) statues to Createscape Waterloo Region for 20 years, for $2 per year.

The Tri-County Mennonite Homes’ (TCMH) “Building a New Nithview” construction development has reached its halfway point.

A Mother’s Day Market was held at The Waterlot, a well-known and historic spot in New Hamburg, on Sunday, May 3.

As Mental Health Week is marked across Canada May 4-10, the Interfaith Counselling Centre in New Hamburg is encouraging residents to think about the role connection plays in supporting mental health.

“I’m seeking re-election because the work underway in Wilmot needs steady, experienced leadership to carry it forward.”

Wilmot council has approved a new corporate communications strategy intended to guide how the township shares information and engages with residents through 2030, though not without some concerns about how the plan was developed and what it prioritizes.

Wilmot council members received slightly less in total pay and benefits in 2025 compared to the previous year, according to the township’s annual remuneration report.

What started as a mobile autoglass service has now found a permanent home in New Hamburg.