Volunteerism

By Kerry J Newstead HAGERSVILLE/CALEDONIA—The last weekend of May went to the dogs! The Hagersville and Caledonia Lions were among about 200 groups participating in ...read more

DUNNVILLE—The Dunnville Mudcat Festival’s long-running traditions do not continue on nostalgia alone. Angela Brooks, Marketing and Communications Director for the Dunnville Chamber of Commerce, said... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—The Optimist Creed starts with the line, ‘Promise yourself to be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness, ...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

DUNNVILLE—The line-up formed early Saturday, May 16, 2026 as treasure and bargain hunters anticipated the doors opening to the annual indoor yard sale in Hangar... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand farmers gathered in Cayuga this spring to talk about two growing pressures on local agriculture: keeping farms protected and keeping farm businesses financially resilient.... ...read more

By Randy CarterThe Haldimand Press CALEDONIA—With the help of 200 volunteers, the 10th annual Gateway Food Drive collected 13,800lbs of food to support local food ...read more

DUNNVILLE—More than 1,400 combined years of volunteer service were recognized among Haldimand-Norfolk and Brantford area volunteers at the Ontario Volunteer Service Awards ceremony in Brantford... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—Briana Pogson is passionate about butterflies – and she’s putting that passion into action. The 27-year-old Dunnville resident studies psychology at the University of Guelph,... ...read more

By Randy CarterThe Haldimand Press CALEDONIA—The public stepped up once again this year, with over 1,800 people attending the Caledonia Knights of Columbus’ 10th annual ...read more