Category Archives: Post To Exeter News

It's that time of year. With the warm weather in full swing, police are beginning their road safety campaigns with one unique type of on road incident being highlighted. Gamble concluded saying there ...

The Ontario Government is excited about the new isotope production line at Bruce Power, which will double its capacity to produce the medical isotope lutetium-177. This expansion will help meet the ri...

There's so much to enjoy in your community today! Start your day with the Early Bird Adult Swim at Vanastra Recreation Centre, then join the Book of the Month Social at the Exeter Branch for a lively ...

Building on the success of last year's festival, which drew between 2 and 3 thousand visitors, Dawn Allen, Vice President of Huron County Pride, says that they're excited for their second annual Huron...

Huron Tractor is giving out scholarships for agriculture students in their pursuit of higher education, offering four scholarships valued at $1750 each for the sixth year. Prospective applicants must ...

In a celebration of Lambton County's 175 years of rich history, the Lambton County Archives is recognizing 27 Heritage Champions. Designed to acknowledge the outstanding efforts of individuals and gro...

For the first time in 25 years, the Ontario government is modernizing the Ontario Secondary School Diploma requirements. Education Minister Stephen Lecce made the announcement on Thursday, saying a lo...

The Ontario government has awarded the Medal for Paramedic Bravery to some local paramedics, acknowledging their acts of exceptional courage in the line of duty. This year's recipients include five he...

There's so much to do in your community today! Bring your crafting projects to Craft & Chat at the Alice Munro Branch in Wingham, or get answers to your tech questions during Tech Time at the Seaf...

A ground breaking change to baseball as we know it, on Wednesday (May 29th) MLB officially merged their books with the stats accrued by the Negro League - which operated from 1920 to 1948, as a segreg...