Bothwell was buzzing this weekend thanks to Timberfest.
Hundreds of people from across Chatham-Kent visited the community, getting the chance to see wood sculptures made in front of them.
Fourteen chainsaw carvers from across Canada and the U.S. took part in the event, with some making different animals out of wood. This included bears and eagles.
Each sculpture was auctioned off on Sunday.
Meanwhile, one of the art pieces that drew a lot of attention was a painting made with chainsaws.
Huron County is launching a new Taste Trails and Field-to-Fork Map in an effort to draw more attention to the local food scene.
The YMCA of Owen Sound Grey Bruce says the grant money from the Eva Leflar Foundation is going to support its financial assistance program.
Rheo Thompson Candies in Stratford has been a staple of the city for decades, known especially for its Mint Smoothies.
The township is using the advance StreetScan technology to identify sidewalk safety issues such as cracks and tripping hazards.
The WSIB and the Ontario Compensation Employees Union met with a mediator on the weekend, where the WSIB presented new proposals on key issues, like wages, benefits and workload.
The Ontario Elite Hockey League is further expanding to two more markets for the 2025-26 season.
