HAGERSVILLE—Decorations on the mantel, stockings hung by the chimney, gifts under the tree – these are all familiar images of the holidays. Anson Place Care... ...read more

HALDIMAND—The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has released the annual report on its Framework for Police Preparedness for Indigenous Critical Incidents (the Framework) for 2022.  Entrenched... ...read more

The Blue Light Campaign Committee took down the Christmas garland at the main corner of Hagersville and hung three large Blue Light Campaign banners and... ...read more

January marks membership renewal in the Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) and there are a number of ways that farmers and ag organizations can hold... ...read more

This year is a special one for Haldimand Horticultural Society as it is our 40th Anniversary – a “Ruby Jubilee” celebrating 1984-2024. A certificate has... ...read more

TOWNSEND—The Townsend Lions’ first annual Breakfast with Santa was a great success, serving over 100 families a delicious breakfast and handing out toys to dozens ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—It’s been three years since Everly Evergreen and Ella Elderberry made their first appearance at the home of Hagersville resident Debbie Allan. In the time ...read more

DUNNVILLE—Just 11 days before taking off for another whirlwind, night-long trip around the world delivering presents, the world’s most famous elf, none other than Santa ...read more

CALEDONIA—Missed the few moments you could purchase Taylor Swift tickets? Shake it off, Swifties, because you can still experience “The Waitlist” of a lifetime created... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE—According to property manager Chad Barber, conditions at Hagersville’s independently-owned supportive housing facility formerly known as Lawson House are hopefully improving following a rough November ...read more