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The Creemore 11U Select baseball team has started their season with five consecutive wins. After having the start of the season delayed due to the pandemic, they finally got on the field at Gowan [...]

Editor: I think it is time that The Creemore Echo should include a disclaimer in articles touting the benefits of homeopathic treatments to say that homeopathy has no proven scientific or medical [...]

Many requests from residents for ongoing news about the Village Green project have prompted the Creemore Community Foundation to commit to providing a regular update in The Echo. Our new Creemore [...]

Editor: I noticed that there are a lot of signs in our neighbourhood regarding an active campaign going on against Highway 91’s closure. As a former member of the Clearview Community Coalition, I [...]

World Nature Conservation Day (July 28) underscores the need for more opportunities to empower Indigenous youth to cultivate interest in, and develop a passion for, water science. With a Seed [...]

Editor: Thank you to the BIA for shutting down Mill Street on [Saturdays]. Not only will it help businesses, but motorcycle traffic, that’s just cruising in and out, will be deterred. Imagine [...]

Editor: St. John’s United Church in Creemore would like to acknowledge the community and our church members for their financial support throughout the last 15 months. Your kind donations have [...]

Stayner resident and retired builder Manfred Leimgardt recalls a time when he took a job working on the construction of the Kitsaki School, a school to be run by the Lac LaRonge Indian Band in [...]

Middlebrook, Hazel passed away peacefully on Monday July 5, 2021 at Blue Mountain Manor in her 98th year. Hazel, beloved wife of the late Dalton. Loving mother of Earl (Laura), Dennis and Sandra [...]

The Jim Cuddy Trio headlined the Music in the Hills drive-in concert at Mansfield Ski Club on June 25, supported by Woody Woodburn and Sohayla Smith (left). Below: Anthony Andrews from Party [...]