Features

SELKIRK—While a chair is a common piece of household furniture, it can often be the place where ideas take shape and creativity begins. An innovative ...read more

By Jeff Rooney HALDIMAND—Fifty years have passed since the banks of the Grand River could no longer contain its swollen waters and ’The Great Flood’ ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—Marian Cumber McDougall’s nursing career at West Haldimand General Hospital in Hagersville spanned over three decades. In that time, many of the people she interacted... ...read more

CALEDONIA—It started with a phone call the Sunday following Caledonia’s highly successful chili cookoff, organized by the Knights of Columbus (KOC) – local resident Paul ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand has proved it has both a sweet tooth and a sweet heart in the wake of the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie fundraising campaign.  While ...read more

CAYUGA—It’s been 70 years since drag racers first peeled across the runway at the former Kohler Airstrip in 1954. At the time, races were held... ...read more

TOWNSEND—Local business Townsend Butchers will send two staffers to compete as part of Butchery Team Canada (BTC) at the 2025 World Butcher Challenge (WBC), happening... ...read more

SELKIRK—Cool temperatures, a brisk wind, and rain were not enough to deter 11 Explorers (ages 11-14) and Senior Explorers (ages 15-17) of the 1st Selkirk... ...read more

ONEIDA—Despite the school’s small size, the intermediate girls at Oneida Central School have given standout athletic performances recently, with several titles under their belts in... ...read more

CAYUGA—The Cayuga Women’s Institute (WI) welcomed guests to a special luncheon on Tuesday, April 9, 2024 at Cayuga United Church to experience “A Taste of... ...read more