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

HALDIMAND—A summer of local fastball is bringing familiar teams, rising talent, and high-level tournament play back to diamonds across the Erie Fastball League. League President... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand’s Seniors Advisory Committee is asking the County to look ahead now, before a fast-growing older population leaves more residents facing barriers alone. Committee Chair... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand County’s youth voice is set to take on a larger role in shaping local supports for young people, with Council backing a new public... ...read more

BRANTFORD—Grand Erie Public Health’s (GEPH) infectious disease teams saw influenza, measles, syphilis, tuberculosis, and tick-borne illness shape a busy first year of regional programming. The... ...read more

CALEDONIA — For years, Amanda George knew her migraines had changed, but getting someone to listen became its own fight. The Caledonia woman began getting ...read more

JARVIS—For Sheila Phibbs, volunteering is not a title or a task list – it is a way of helping young people find confidence, community, and ...read more