"When I was younger, I told my mother, 'when I grow up, I'm going to marry someone with blonde hair and blue eyes.' She thought I was insane," Karen laughs, remembering the moment.
On Monday, Nov. 2, in Clinton at Central Huron Council Chambers, a 23-year career in municipal politics came to an end with Mayor Jim Ginn's final meeting.
Over the weekend, the U13 B Southwest Admirals hosted the annual Bill Carnochan Memorial Rep Tournament at the Seaforth and District Community Centre, which eventually saw the Burlington Bulldogs emerge victorious with a win in the finals over the...
On Nov. 11, The Citizen had photographers or correspondents fanned out throughout the county to capture the images and stories of this most solemn of days.
After a two-win weekend that included a thrilling 8-7 shootout victory over the Fergus Whalers, the Clinton Radars found themselves solely in the loss column this past weekend, dropping their lone game to the Kincardine Bulldogs by a score of 6-3.
It was a mixed bag for the Wingham Ironmen as they split their two games over the weekend, first beating the Mitchell Hawks in Wingham on Friday night, but then losing to the Patriots in Mount Forest on Saturday.
On Saturday, Nov. 7, the Huron 4-H Association celebrated its win of the provincial 4-H Go For The Gold competition at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.
This weekend, four Huron Heat teams will be heading east to take part in the annual Waterloo Fall Challenge Cup as October turns to November.
The Clinton Radars have posted another two-win weekend - just their second of the young season - and it all began with a thrilling 8-7 shootout victory over the Fergus Whalers on Friday night in Clinton.
On Sunday, the Centenaires handed the Petrolia Squires their first loss of the season by a score of 4-1 in a matinee at the Seaforth and District Community Centre.
On Nov. 11, communities across Canada will gather once again to honour the brave men and women who went to war and never made it home.
Little feet and big Halloween smiles took over downtown Clinton as youngsters, toddlers and stroller-riding tots joined the annual Tiny Tot Parade on Oct. 30.
Earlier this month, the Huron County Federation of Agriculture honoured Florence Pullen from the Clinton area with its Outstanding Contribution to Agriculture Award and a big reason why is her decades-long commitment to the local 4-H program.
On Friday, just over one week in advance of Halloween, the Auburn Horticultural Society held its annual pumpkin party for aspiring Jack-o-Lantern decorators both young and old to ensure their front steps and porches are properly adorned this Saturday...
Some vote counts were close and others were not, but on Monday, the final, unofficial results were tallied and the councils of Huron County have taken shape for another term.
Irene Kellins, one of the volunteer witches for Saturday's Witches Walk in Blyth, leads a group of attendees through the Blyth Greenway Trail, which was "spookified" on the weekend to resurrect the beloved Halloween-themed event
After a two-loss weekend, the Clinton Radars bounced back this weekend with two wins over the Hanover Barons and Mount Forest Patriots.
What started as a busy and exciting weekend for the Huron Heat organization turned into a victorious one with teams finding success in both the Bring The Heat tournament and on Huron Heat Day, both annual events on the Heat schedule.
The Huron County Federation of Agriculture hosted an incredible evening on Oct. 15 at the Columbus Centre in Wingham.
The regular season is now underway for a handful of Blyth Brussels Crusaders teams after this weekend.
This week, Artistic Director Gil Garratt announced the 2027 Blyth Festival season, which will feature four shows and open with an ambitious, sprawling adaptation of one of the country's most beloved novels.
The Clinton Radars fell to the Kincardine Bulldogs on Friday night by a score of 5-2, followed by a Saturday night loss to the Mitchell Hawks by a score of 4-1.
This year, the Brussels Lions Club will be marking its 80th anniversary with a special open house in the auditorium of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre, a building so near and dear to the hearts of the club's members.
On Oct. 9, roaming rural thespian Ted Johns brought the penultimate performance of the third instalment of his beloved "Barn Trilogy", Aylmer's Ghost, to the HAWK Theatre at Lucknow Town Hall.