Category Archives: Post To Exeter News

Members of the Middlesex County OPP Crime Unit have laid charges after a farming accident in North Middlesex led to the death of a teenager. Emergency crews were called to a farm on Parkhill Drive on ...

The temporary closure of Blackbush Line between Sararas Road and Pepper Road has been moved up to today. The road will be closed from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for paving work. School buses will still have acc...

The Lambton Heritage Museum is inviting families to celebrate PA Day by exploring the connection between food, science, and history. The event, called A Taste of History, takes place on Friday, Octobe...

The Exeter BIA has released its White Squirrel Calendar just in time for the holidays. This 18-month calendar features photos of Exeter's famous white squirrel taken by local residents and contest win...

Emergency response teams will be training in Clinton on Friday, October 10th. Members of the Huron County OPP, West Region OPP Tactics and Rescue Unit, and Emergency Response Team are partnering with ...

Ontario has become the first jurisdiction in Canada to fast-track access to breakthrough cancer drugs through a new initiative called the Funding Accelerated for Specific Treatments program. The provi...

The Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) are reminding residents to stay alert to scams that can happen online or over the phone. Their message comes ...

Here's what's going on in Exeter Grand Bend over the next 48 hours. TODAY: EarlyON program - Seaforth 10:00 am - 11:30 am. Join us indoors at the Northside United Church. Enter the parking lot off of ...

Jessica's House is getting ready for its biggest fundraising event of the year, Handbags for Hospice, and organizers are inviting the community to join in for a night of fun, fashion, and giving back....

The Exeter Community Food Bank has been chosen as the myFM community partner for October, giving the local organization a chance to share its work with the public. Laurie Clapp, manager of the food ba...