The memorial event, honouring the late Stratford hotelier Vic Hayter, drew a competitive field of eight trotters and marked a ...

CLINTON – The community is invited to Huron Hospice’s ninth annual Butterfly Release, taking place Sunday, Aug. 24 in the ...

Sunday, July 20, marks the 10th running of the $15,000 Vic Hayter Memorial Invitation Trot at the Clinton Raceway. Grag Hayter described the event as a “heartfelt” tribute, as well as a way of giving ...

HURON – With one bestiality and three murder cases, the November 1862 fall assizes promised to be a busy one in Huron County. Yet the one murder case that attracted the most interest was the case ...

Founded in 1948, Adastral Park, or Vanastra as it is now called, is Huron County’s newest village. Located a mile south of Clinton and east of Highway 4, Adastral Park was originally built as the ...

Two community projects in Central Huron have received provincial recognition. Every year the Economic Developers Council of Ontario gives out Awards of Excellence. The awards recognize projects and ...

As a single mother returning to school, Lystra Gretter was well ahead of her time. She graduated with honours in 1888 and was immediately appointed principal of the Farrand Training School for Nurses ...

Perched in the heart of Huron at the junction of Highways 4 and 8 is the iconic radar antenna that has forever identified Clinton as ‘the Home of Radar’ in Canada.

It has been 50 years since the Great Blizzard of ’71 swept into Southwestern Ontario and paralyzed the region for three days. Thousands were stranded for days at home, work and school without heat or ...

Randy Marriage was a regular at his hometown’s only pool when he was growing up, cooling off with friends on summer days. His grandchildren won’t have the same chance. “It is a terrible decision to ...

Temporary closure due to staffing shortageCLINTON – Due to staffing shortages, the emergency department at the Clinton Public Hospital will be closed Saturday, Feb. 15.

The tiny gunboat, His Majesty’s Ship Bee, played a big part in the early history of the Huron Tract. She was the vessel that delivered the Scottish poet and romantic visionary John Galt into the mouth ...