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HAGERSVILLE—The shopping carts slowly filled with donations as the Hagersville Lawn Bowling Club’s third annual Strike Out Hunger event took place on June 8, 2024.... ...read more

CALEDONIA—A proposal to rezone a property on Caithness St. E. at the corner of Robert Gordon Dr. has been delayed until after the summer recess... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—The building formerly known as Lawson House, located at 51 King St. W. in Hagersville, has shut its doors once again, evicting all remaining tenants... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Starting Monday, June 17, registration for Haldimand County Public Library’s children’s summer programs opens at all six branches. This year’s theme is “To the Stars!”,... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—Leo’s memory will live on at Opportunity House.  Opportunity House was the first supportive housing home True Experience opened in Dunnville back in the 1980s.... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—If your bouncing baby boy has grown out of his clothes, the Haldimand Pregnancy Care and Family Centre will gladly accept them as donations.  The... ...read more

By Randy Carter  CAYUGA—The organizers at St. John the Divine Anglican Church’s first Wing Ding since Covid were very happy with 114 hungry people turning... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—As 2025 will mark 150 years since Hagersville became an incorporated police village – designed to maintain public order and deliver a limited number of... ...read more

Ontario farmers know better than most that this province is home to some of Canada’s richest and most fertile farmland. It’s where we grow food... ...read more

CAYUGA—The Cayuga Country Market owes its existence to Cindy Raymer’s dog.  Shortly after Raymer adopted the dog, “she backed out of her leash and took... ...read more