Headwaters Arts has selected the Dufferin Arts Council as this year's recipient of the Headwaters Arts Award of Excellence. More...
This Sunday, two Orangeville-area Anglican churches will introduce "Back to Church Sunday," a project that began in the Church of England's Manchester Diocese in 2004. More...
By DAN PELTON Staff Reporter
Much to the consternation of local residents and merchants, the narrow laneway that runs from First to Second Street between Broadway and First Avenue is becoming more like a city street than an alley. More...
Toronto Police say four people, including two Orangeville-based Ontario DriveTest employees, have been charged with fraudrelated offences after driver's licences were allegedly issued under fake names. More...
By WES KELLER Freelance Reporter
While public attention was focussed on an expected upsurge of swine flu last week, a Shelburnearea woman was among a few thousand who rallied across Canada to promote awareness of an almost unknown but horribly debilitating thing called "Lyme Disea More...
The Shelburne Golf & Country Club will be the scene on Saturday, Oct. 3, of the Jackson's Hope FORE Hydrocephalus Charity Golf Tournament Shortly after his birth on June 7, 2007, Jackson Ferguson was diagnosed with Hydrocephalus, More...
By WES KELLER Freelance Reporter
What was termed by some as "a crazy idea" for two certificated and contracted elementary school teachers has matured into a 140-plus student establishment 20 years later. More...
WOMEN SUPPORT CHOICES: Heather and George, two residents of Orangeville's Choices, pose with Choices executive director Mary Vervoort, left, Denise Fashina of Choices board of directors, right, and Women Living Well's Judy Martene at WLW's fundrais More...
The Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation has complained at a gap of up to eight months between the time Grade 9 students in the province took tests in mathematics and the results reached their parents. More...
'TIS THE SEASON: While it may have been perfect car wash weather at Orangeville Mitsubishi on Saturday, there was also a sure sign winter is on the way. The folks washing the cars were the Orangeville Tigers women's hockey team. More...
"Chef Meets Farmer" is the theme again this Saturday as part of Health & Wellness Month at the Market on Broadway. More...
By WES KELLER Freelance Reporter
A plowing match at New Liskeard has delayed compilation of results from the 2009 edition of the Shelburne District Fall Fair, but a kindly Mother Nature may have been SPORTS instru me ntal in b oot ing the gate receipts by about 30 per cent — More...
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