BRANTFORD — More than 150 education workers and supporters gathered outside the Grand Erie District School Board (GEDSB) head office to protest planned staffing changes.... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—The Dunnville Mudcat Festival began as a way to lift up a town facing hard times, and 50 years later, organizers say it continues because... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—The first time Melissa Lloyd performed publicly without her dad, she did it with a guitar, a crown, and a room full of people quietly... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Kyle and Kurtis Chambers are bringing big-league treatment to local diamonds, arenas, and fields through a new Game of the Week spotlight for young athletes... ...read more

CAYUGA—Haldimand OPP saw traffic enforcement rise in April, while violent crime and year-to-date property crime both decreased, according to the latest report presented to the... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—The Dunnville Mudcat Festival’s long-running traditions do not continue on nostalgia alone. Angela Brooks, Marketing and Communications Director for the Dunnville Chamber of Commerce, said... ...read more

TOWNSEND—The Townsend Tide is turning a busy summer of fastball into a push toward one of the sport’s biggest stages. The local senior men’s fastball ...read more

GRAND ERIE—A new public health unit, a new identity, and a year of major health challenges are captured in Grand Erie Public Health’s (GEPH) first... ...read more

SELKIRK—Water damage, aging exterior features, and the preservation of a Victorian-era landmark came together in two application approvals for Cottonwood Mansion. Haldimand Council approved two... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—A townwide power outage could not stop the ace of spades from making its long-awaited appearance in Hagersville. Catch the Ace 4.0 came to an... ...read more