A new 0.65 hectare light industrial lot is being proposed at 741 Muskoka Road 3 […]
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Huntsville’s Canada Day celebrations return to Muskoka Heritage Place this year
On Huntsville’s 2018 theme “Good Government: It Takes a Village”, Huntsville’s Canada Day community celebration […]
The ripple effect: Say hello to Johnny Langille (again)
This week’s extraordinary person profile is an update on a man whose story of finding […]
Local agencies launch Mental Health Crisis Line for children and youth
A Mental Health Crisis Line for children and youth, their parents, caregivers and service providers […]
Town reaches agreement for Memorial Park docks
Thanks to a new agreement with a local property owner, the Town of Huntsville will […]
Canadian flag at Huntsville’s Flag Park won’t be flown at half-mast in future
Canada’s national flag is always given a position of honour on home soil, particularly when […]
It’s Wayback Wednesday: Election wager
In this 1911 photo, H.E. Rice (standing beside the sign) pushed J.E. Mosley (seated) in a decorated wheelbarrow from the swing bridge to the post office and back to Mosley’s hardware store to pay off an election wager the two had made. Can you guess what the wager was about? (Hint: Similar topics have been in provincial and national news lately.)
The history of Mitchell Funeral Home dates back to the 1930s
Community-focused and locally inspired Mitchell Funeral Home is committed to Huntsville families Few Muskoka businesses […]
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