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By Bruce Burton JARVIS—As previously reported, Labron Arrendell of Jarvis is working his way up in the world of track and field. On December 28,... ...read more

From Haldimand Museums The William Andrew Barnes family was one of the first Black families to flee from the United States and settle in Canfield,... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—For Andrea Bridge, living with frontal lobe dementia means a life full of challenges, anchored by an opportunity to serve her community through local organizations... ...read more

By Brenda Zynomirski DUNNVILLE—The Optimist Club of Dunnville hosted a breakfast meeting for over 50 Optimists from seven clubs in Zone 2 of the Central... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—The Royal Canadian Legion Zone B-1, which includes 10 legions in our area, held its annual zone public speaking competition at the Hagersville Legion on... ...read more

CALEDONIA—Friends and families gathered at Grace United Church on Sunday, February 4, 2024 for the church’s annual Chili Games Day.  There were nine competitors for... ...read more

Much is always made of the high average age of Canadian farmers, but there’s a quiet shift happening in agriculture that is changing the face... ...read more

To the Editor, Having read the well-reasoned article by Mr. Robert Sorrell in your paper last week regarding Haldimand’s representation at the federal government level,... ...read more

The subjects of immigration and international students have been delicate issues for quite some time. I’ve been talking about it since the election.  Some people... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—In late January, the Hagersville Lions Club bestowed the honour of the Helen Keller Fellowship on the Haldimand Abilities Centre (HAC), which has been providing... ...read more