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Creating classics in a modern world; inside the mind of artist Louis Oomen

February 24, 2022   ·   0 Comments

Louis Oomen, age 14, of Mansfield has been making art since they were just 4 years old. Although Louis’s preferred medium is a digital canvas, ...

Elder abuse a renewed focus for CHATS

Elder abuse has long been identified by CHATS (Community & Home Assistance to Seniors) as a hidden crime, but as more people have found themselves ...

Hornets in fourth place after loss to Stayner

The Alliston Junior C Hornets have dropped to fourth place in the Carruthers Division of the PJHL, but not by much. Only three points separate ...

OMHA provides hotel tips for players during tournaments

For many young hockey players, their first experience staying at a hotel is when their team is on the road for a tournament. The Ontario ...

PJHL launches logo design contest for 2022 championship

The Provincial Junior Hockey League is looking for some creative help to help design a new logo for the 2022 Schmalz Cup Championship. Due to ...

Local Women = Local Impact: 100 + Women Who Care New Tecumseth continue to help local charities in need

The concept is simple yet powerful: 100 women gather for just one hour with $100 each to give. A local charity or non-profit is chosen ...

Heritage Committee examines options for Banting dairy barn 

The old dairy barn on the Banting Homestead property in Alliston has seen better days. The barn, which was built in 1916, has been deemed ...

Celebrating Black History Month in New Tecumseth: Meet Nana

Alliston resident Nana Y. Boateng, owner of Alliston Flooring Inc., is a well-known member of the business community in New Tecumseth. Participating through trade associations ...

Capacity limits in restaurants, other businesses lift as Province moves forward re-opening timelines

Capacity limits in restaurants, bars, movie theatres and more are set to be lifted this Thursday, February 17, as the Province accelerates its re-opening plan. ...

Beeton is burning – the great fire of 1892

You can’t blame this fire on Mrs. O’Leary’s cow kicking over a lantern in the barn, but you can blame the great fire of Beeton ...

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