All of the fans of the highly-influential and revered glam rock trailblazers T.Rex that showed up to the Blyth Kids Club's end of summer party at Blyth Lions Park last Friday night...
While Mackenzie Terpstra and Jillian Simpson may have dominated headlines as the winners of the Queen of the Furrow and Princess competitions, respectively, at this year's Huron County Plowing Match recently, there was much to be celebrated...
The Belmore Stingers have sewn up first place in this year's Huron County Fastball League standings, with a record of 17-1 and 34 points with just two games left to play.
Those in the Memorial Hall seats on Friday night were treated to the first-ever indoor performance of Onion Skins and Peach Fuzz: The Farmerettes at the Blyth Festival.
The slogan "Let's Go To The Ex" is an apt and excellent representation of what makes the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) such a special event. It subtly indicates that this is the Fair of Fairs...
Last Wednesday, the Brussels Agricultural Society bid farewell to three Ambassadors and introduced three new ones to the community as part of a special ceremony held at the Brussels Legion.
The Belmore Stingers remain atop the Huron County Fastball League standings with a 14-1 record and 28 points. The Wingham Hitmen, however, are closing the gap with their record of 11-4 and 22 points...
One of the most exciting traditions at the annual Huron County Plowing Match is the Queen of the Furrow (QotF) competition, which pits agriculturally-minded local women against each other in an all-day pentathlon...
Jillian Simpson from Zurich is the new Huron County Plowmen's Association Princess for 2024 after being crowned last Thursday at Vermue Farms, just outside of Bayfield.
The Huron County Plowing Match (HCPM) is always a star-studded affair, and the 96th edition of the annual agricultural celebration was no exception.
Mere weeks before the 10-year anniversary of the murder of 70-year-old Don Frigo at the Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area, Boris Panovski, the man who was convicted in 2018 of the Sept. 13, 2014...
Ted Johns, a Canadian theatre legend and the most-produced playwright in Blyth Festival history, will be giving a trio of presentations and question-and-answer sessions at the Festival's Phillips Studio this September as part of the Festival's 50th...
Tonight, Friday, Aug. 16, Onion Skins and Peach Fuzz: The Farmerettes opens at the Blyth Festival's Harvest Stage - a long journey to the stage for a story that began as a book co-written by Exeter's Bonnie Sitter.
The Brussels Legion Pipe Band was the first group to hit the road on Saturday as the Bluevale 170th Homecoming parade made its way through the community's streets.
The Goderich Celtic Roots Festival (GCRF) has come and gone for another year, and all the musicians and visitors who gathered in Lions Harbour Park have returned to their far-flung corners of the world infused with a profusion of new memories.
Central Huron Council has not made a final decision on the creation of a new sports pad in Clinton, but did hear a number of location options on Monday night from Facilities Manager Steve Duizer for a project that could be included in next year's budget.
At Monday night's meeting, North Huron Council announced the appointment of Chad Kregar as its next fire chief. This won't be Kregar's first time in the hot seat - he's been acting as Interim Director of Fire and Emergency Management since March...
As the Blyth Festival marked its Bonanza Weekend, the Margaret Stephens Stage was also officially dedicated in Memorial Hall. Artistic Director Gil Garratt, left, and members of the Stephens family were on hand for the occasion.
Beverley Cooper's latest play, The Trials of Maggie Pollock, debuted at the Blyth Festival last week. The show offers a fictionalized account of the real-life trials and tribulations of a Huron County woman...
The 2024 Ontario Summer Games were held in London, Ontario this year and Lerissa Stevenson from Brussels and her softball team, the Huron Perth Nationals U17 Tier 1, based out of Crediton/Exeter Ontario, had earned a spot to compete.
The Blyth Festival's current artistic director, Gil Garratt, was born and raised in Toronto, but he's trying to make up for that fact by living on a working lavender farm near Bayfield while he runs things in Blyth.
While Marion de Vries spent a lot of time with the Blyth Festival over the years, she was only its artistic director for a single season. However, that single season was the Festival's 40th anniversary...
In the mid-1990s, a young actor named Eric Coates began performing at the Blyth Festival - a theatre company he so truly admired - but little did he know that, one day, he would be among the Festival's longest-tenured artistic directors.
The first founder of the Blyth Festival, Keith Roulston had both the dream and the drive to make it happen. The second founder, James Roy, supplied a vision for the future and enough verve to fuel those first few years which meant...