Peewee A Storm beats Otters 5-3

Last Friday was a perfect night to watch JoAnne Sharpley’s Source for Sports Highland Storm peewee A boys battle a local rival the Huntsville Otters in a home game. The arena was full of eager…

Going beyond journalism

By Jenn Watt Many years ago journalist Linden MacIntyre stood watching as the site of a massacre – a family home – in Lebanon was excavated. Boys in their early teens stood beside him looking…

Investigation into shooting closed no charges laid

After two months Haliburton Highlands OPP announced Tuesday that the investigation into a shooting near Haliburton is closed and no charges will be laid. At around 6 p.m. on Aug. 16 2015 police were called…

NewsNewsBy Jenn Watt

By Jenn Watt A man who handed out a letter soliciting women’s panties for money has been warned by police to stop. The letter had been given to two teenage girls in Minden several weeks…

Our EditorialOur EditorialBy Jenn Watt  

By Jenn Watt Canada’s federal election is happening this Monday Oct. 19 and it shouldn’t need to be said that everyone should get out and vote. We’ve spent plenty of ink over the years encouraging…

SportsSportsBy Darren Lum  

By Darren Lum The beautiful game didn’t look very pretty when the Red Hawks varsity soccer team hosted the Thomas A. Stewart Secondary School Griffins on Thursday Oct. 8 at the Gary G. Brohman Athletic…

NewsNews By Jenn Watt 

By Jenn Watt Haliburton County Development Corporation continues to do far more business in its region than areas with many times the population. At the organization’s annual general meeting at the Pinestone on Oct. 7…

SportsSportsBy Darren Lum

By Darren Lum Dalton Kellett the grandson of the late-Glenn Kellett of Minden is on the home stretch in his bid to race the big time of automobile open-wheel racing the Indy Racing League. Several…

NewsNewsBy Darren Lum  

By Darren Lum No one should say goodbye to a loved one before they have to. Inspired by the memory of a 140-pound Leonberger dog named Bismarck a world traveller that liked to swim in…

NewsNewsBy Angelica Ingram  

By Angelica Ingram After nearly seven years of being tucked away in the lower level of Stedman’s Mall the Haliburton-Bancroft Midwifery Services has relocated to a bright spacious location on the corner of Victoria Street…

NewsNewsBy Jenn Watt  

By Jenn Watt Ravi Aurora sees big changes in Pinestone’s very near future. The new owner of the Haliburton Highlands resort and conference centre gave an overview of his dreams for the location after the…

NewsNewsBy Angelica Ingram  

By Angelica Ingram Ghouls ghosts and goblins will be sauntering the halls of Pinestone Resort and Conference Centre this Halloween for a day full of activities for the whole family. And let’s not forget the…

Skate park needs your votes

By Jenn Watt Haliburton Junction Skate Park needs onlinecommunity support if it is to win the grand prize in the Aviva Community Fundcompetition. Dysart et al has already been actively fundraisingto improve the skate park…

Bantam A team crushes Muskoka Rock

The Pepper Mill Highland Storm Bantam A travelled to Port Carling Sunday afternoon to meet with the Muskoka Rock. The Storm walked away with a 6-0 win a nice confidence boost for the team. The…

Beautiful conduct

By Lynda Shadbolt I heard a podcast recently where the teacher was talking about the purpose of a meditation and yoga practice – the most important factor is having “beautiful conduct.” Beautiful conduct in the…

Candidates weigh in on childcare jobs and housing

Each of the candidates was asked by the paper to answer three policy questions with direct impact on the Highlands last week. Here are their answers. 1. What conditions are needed to attract jobs to…