By Sheila Phibbs The Haldimand Press HAGERSVILLE—Murray Johnson is a familiar name and face in Hagersville, especially to minor sports families. He has committed his ...read more

To The Haldimand Press DUNNVILLE—Investigators with the Haldimand OPP are seeking the public’s help in locating a vehicle believed to have been involved in a ...read more

By Joanne Dorr The Haldimand Press CALEDONIA—The St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Caledonia began their Prayer Shawl Ministry (PSM) on February 7, 2008 and this ...read more

By Bruce Burton The Haldimand Press CANFIELD—The Covid pandemic forced the Canfield Women’s Institute to cancel their Valentine’s Day Luncheon for the past two years, ...read more

By Mike Renzella The Haldimand Press HAGERSVILLE—Living rurally comes with a great many benefits, and a few extra headaches that urban residents don’t have to ...read more

Depending on how you look at the most recent report of Ontario’s Financial Accountability Officer (FAO), there’s bad news and perhaps good. Keep in mind ...read more

To the Editor, Although the following letter relates to a sad event, the real message is one of admiration and appreciation. Someone very important to ...read more

To the Editor, NATO has rung the alarm bells when Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg unwittingly declared to its adversaries that ammunition stockpiles are dwindling and ...read more

By Valerie Posthumus The Haldimand Press DUNNVILLE—On Friday, February 17, 2023, Pride Haldimand Norfolk held their first Pride Crawl. The event saw attendees move, or ...read more

SELKIRK—A small group of ladies in Selkirk have kept busy this winter, getting together and adding to the Poppy Display used during the Remembrance Day ...read more