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A family was left homeless after a house fire near Singhampton Sunday. Sarah Minduik, Tristan McGuire and their two sons, and Sarah’s father Paul Minduik are all staying with relatives this week [...]

If a labour dispute is not resolved by July 2, Canada Post will be in a legal position to lock out the Canadian Union of Postal Workers and the union will be in a legal position to strike. Labour [...]

Creemore welcomed 80 people for a potluck, slideshow and some Tai Chi June 22 celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Collingwood chapter of Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism, with which Creemore [...]

Clearview Township council has approved the installation of two stop signs in Nottawa to create a three-way stop at the intersection of Queen Street East and Townley Street. The gallery at town [...]

Valedictorian – Grace Millsap The graduating student selected by the Grade 8 class and/or by the staff to speak at the graduation ceremonies on behalf of the graduates. This student should [...]

A couple of local 18-year-old ball players have signed significant baseball contracts, which will undoubtedly enhance their lives. Jake Wilson, of New Lowell, was recently drafted by the Boston [...]

So, let’s talk about summer heat and horses. For us humans, it’s been wicked, and it is hard to imagine, but it is even tougher on our horses. We can regulate ourselves but horses must rely on us [...]

Editor: CARA urges you to complete the township’s survey on ATVs. We would like to remind everyone that today, Thursday, June 30 is the last day to respond to the township’s proposal to survey [...]

With a Canada Post labour dispute coming to a head, we don’t know how delivery of The Creemore Echo might be affected. There is a possibility that as of July 2, postal service could be disrupted. [...]

Clearview Township firefighters tackled a stubborn house fire south of Singhampton Sunday, complicated by heat and high winds. Crews were called to the fire on Concession 11 Nottawasaga around 3 [...]