Bowl for Kids’ Sake is back with a…

By Vivian Collings Grab your favourite pool attire, a group of friends, and head over to the Fast Lane Bowling alley, located at 12281 Highway 35 in Minden on Saturday, Aug. 20 from 1 p.m.…

Reaching to be the star

Singing phenom hoping to use stage to further passion to save planetBy Darren Lum Haliburton’s Ella Gooley is aiming to be the best at this year’s CNE’s annual Rising Star Competition.Ella submitted a video clip…

Power Boat Races coming full speed ahead to…

By Vivian CollingsThose with a need for speed can find a thrill in watching this weekend’s power boat races.The 6th annual RPM Outboard Power Boat Races are coming to Head Lake in Haliburton from Friday,…

Huskies unveil new roster

By Alex Gallacher After the inaugural 2021-22 Haliburton County Huskies season ended in playoff heartbreak, this off season the team set out to find new talent to replace the departing players. Four core members of…

Future given structure with Dysart Strategic Plan

By Vivian Collings Dysart et al’s first ever Strategic Plan was presented by Strategy Corps employees and approved by members of council during their regular meeting on July 26.It is considered a “living document” that…

Wigamog owners plan to demolish site

By Vivian CollingsOwners of what was the former Wigamog Resort say they plan to demolish the site following their appeal for more time to comply with an order from the municipality to follow the Property…

Kegel purchases Barker Heating and Cooling

By Vivian Collings After 47 years of service to Haliburton County, Barker Heating and Cooling is closing its doors.The long-time heating contractor sold their business to Kegel Heating and Cooling with the deal closing on…

Respect for everyone wanted

To the Editor, Members of Haliburton’s environmental community noted in letters to local media as early as July 21, that the shoreline preservation bylaw would be on the agenda for the Aug. 10 special meeting…

Shoreline bylaw falls short

To the Editor, At Haliburton County Council’s April 27 meeting, six of eight councillors indicated they’d prefer final consideration of the contentious shoreline preservation bylaw be deferred to the incoming post-election council (so that it…

Dream drives parents to open dance studio

Skyline Dance Studio set to open doors in October By Vivian CollingsThe bonds created by a shared love of dance will remain strong in the Highlands thanks to the opening of Skyline Dance Studio.The not-for-profit…

Chester’s legacy goes to the heart of those…

By Darren LumIn a world when losses seems to grow Chester Howse’s passing is difficult to take, but it is not the last thing I will remember about him.It’s the big smile. It’s his enthusiasm…

Miss Teenage Haliburton County finds courage by facing…

Jocelyn Winter earns title at the Miss Teenage Canada pageantBy Grace Oborne Highlands teen Jocelyn Winter has seen her life change in the last two months since she’s pushed past self-imposed boundaries.On a whim, without…

Proposed Rogers tower defeated by Dysart council

Concern for future of other proposed tower installations By Vivian Collings Rogers and Fido customers near Minnicock Lake Road and Glamorgan Road will not receive 5G network connectivity by way of a Rogers tower following…