HALDIMAND—For over 20 years, Haldimand County residents’ tax levies helped pay for the decisions made by the Haldimand Norfolk Board of Health, even though that ...read more

NANTICOKE—The community had an opportunity for a rare peek behind the curtain at Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge for a one-time open house. The December 7, 2024 ...read more

HALDIMAND—Animal control is an important municipal service, but one that might not be top of mind for most residents. Haldimand County’s animal control service is ...read more

CAYUGA—Work is expected to begin soon on some improvements to the Coach House kitchen at Ruthven Park National Historic Site. Site Administrator Brittany Van Dalen ...read more

DUNNVILLE—There are a number of paddles on display throughout Dunnville and beyond, bearing the creativity of a wide variety of artists, as part of Paddles ...read more

CAYUGA—Local business owner Kim Burrows is expanding an initiative to make sure everyone gets a gift this holiday season.  Burrows owns the Sprinkle Barn ice ...read more

Group welcomes financial contributions to efforts  SELKIRK—Well before the trick or treaters had darkened anyone’s doors, the Women of Selkirk were already well into their... ...read more

YORK—Ina Muller first saw a spinning demonstration at Black Creek Pioneer Village while going to York University.“I knew from that moment on that I wanted... ...read more

CALEDONIA — Each Remembrance Day, we’re asked to pause and think about those who gave their lives for their country – both those who never ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—If things continue according to plan, there could be shovels in the ground on phase one of a new residential development in Hagersville next year. ... ...read more