CALEDONIA—When Hurricane Melissa tore through Jamaica recently, it left a trail of destruction. Now, one Caledonia resident is leading a grassroots effort to help rebuild... ...read more

DUNNVILLE—Lead levels more than double Ontario’s legal limit were recorded at half a dozen Ontario schools from 2023-2024, according to provincial data. The finding has... ...read more

HAGERSVILLE — The Haldimand Press welcomed a helping hand on Wednesday, November 5, as part of Take Our Kids to Work Day, a national initiative... ...read more

HALDIMAND—It’s that time of year again! As snow starts to fall, the plucky elves behind Haldimand’s very own homegrown gift giving program Santa to a ...read more

HALDIMAND—It’s almost Holiday Smile Cookie time again in Haldimand.  Cookies are $2 each, with half the funds benefitting the locally chosen charity and half the... ...read more

KOHLER—The Haldimand Plowmen’s Association held their annual Drive-Through Roast Beef Dinner Fundraiser on Saturday, November 8, 2025 at the Kohler Agricultural Hall. The event was... ...read more

ONEIDA—At a time when many churches are closing and the buildings are being sold, 2025 marks a very special milestone for Oneida United Church: 180... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Rate forecasts and regulatory requirements flowed together at Haldimand County Council’s October 28, 2025 meeting as councillors reviewed a 10-year water and wastewater financial outlook.... ...read more

HAMILTON—Knights of Columbus Fr. Wm. Fitzgerald Council 6091 Hagersville/Walpole assisted in one of the Knights of Columbus’ Coats for Kids and Homeless Veterans Ontario kickoffs... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Council’s October 28, 2025 vote put new numbers to old services, raising most user fees by 3% to reflect inflation and protect the County’s bottom... ...read more