(BlackburnNews.com file photo)The Blyth Lions Club says ongoing vandalism at Lions Park is delaying the playground’s spring opening.
In a social media post, the club says damage to children’s equipment has forced repairs and pushed back plans to reopen the park.
Officials are asking the public to report any suspicious activity, noting residents should not confront individuals but instead document details and contact the club.
The Lions Club says it hopes the community can help prevent further damage as repairs continue.
A cornerstone of the region’s cultural calendar opens Thursday at the Wellington County Museum and Archives.
The art installation will be unveiled to the public at a free event on May 1.
A host of local municipalities in Midwestern Ontario will hold a candidate information session for people thinking of running in municipal elections this fall.
The incident happened Wednesday night and forced another driver off a road in Flesherton.
100 Women Who Care Grey Bruce have donated nearly $40,000 to CMHA Grey Bruce following the group’s first meeting of 2026.
The Western Ontario Wardens' Caucus (WOWC) has urged the provincial government to maintain the current local governance structure at the municipal level.
