RAINHAM—Last December, The Press reported on a dispute between neighbours over an application to build an oversized, two-storey structure on a property on Featherstone Avenue... ...read more

TOWNSEND—Above, the Townsend Lions Club inducted a new member on January 17, 2024. Shown from left is Zone Chair Scott Hill, Inductee Kelsie Godden, Club ...read more

DUNNVILLE—On Friday, January 27, 2024 River’s Edge Haven of Hope held its second annual Fellowship and Euchre Tournament. River’s Edge helps young people grow spiritually,... ...read more

CAYUGA—Emma Kindree of Cayuga, 13, who plays for the Ancaster U15 AA Girls hockey team, successfully passed Level 6 Gold Power in the Hagersville Power ...read more

NELLES CORNERS—The Haldimand 4-H Association held its annual Sign-Up Day on Saturday, January 27, 2024 at W. J. Heaslip Ltd. in Nelles Corners. Sixteen clubs... ...read more

By Jeff Rooney HALDIMAND—The Grand River, originating from a small stream near the village of Dundalk in Grey County, flows for about 310 kilometres before... ...read more

By Brittany Van Dalen CAYUGA—On January 25, 2024 Ruthven Park hosted its second annual Robbie Burns Supper event, celebrating the birthday of famous Scottish poet ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand County’s Economic Development and Tourism Division is pleased to announce that three Haldimand tourism businesses were awarded a seed grant and mentorship to help... ...read more

CAYUGA—For some people, a wintry storm on a dreary day is the perfect excuse to drink a warm beverage by a hot fire safely within... ...read more

HALDIMAND—OPP are reminding everyone about school bus safety and requirements for drivers after receiving ongoing traffic complaints. Each day, 20,000 school buses transport over 833,000... ...read more