You likely recognize where this playground used to be and know what’s there today, but can you guess the date of this photo? (Photo courtesy of the Muskoka Heritage Place Collection.)
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Huntsville honours its sporting legends at annual Hall of Fame induction ceremony
It was a night for the record books, one that will be commemorated on plaques, of course, but also logged in the memories of those who were there. More than 200 people—the most ever—attended the Huntsville Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Active Living Centre on May 12. Heartwarming stories were told, old friendships were rekindled, and an unexpected guest added something special to an already remarkable night.
Canvas Brewing Co. launches its first beer in time for summer, with more to come
THIS BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON Brought to you by these community-minded organizations because they recognize […]
The Song Project returns for an eleventh season, showcasing HHS students and alumni
This year, The Song Project celebrates its 11th season. The current group features an ensemble […]
Rally for Rail tonight (May 14) highlights moving people, not just freight, by rail
Following a successful NEORN (Northern & Eastern Ontario Rail Network) passenger rail summit on April […]
HHS students start petition to save music program, but board says there’s no need for concern
A petition created by Huntsville High School (HHS) students concerned about the continuation of the […]
Chamber of Commerce hosts Provincial All-Candidates Forum on May 17
Local residents are invited to join the Huntsville Lake of Bays Chamber of Commerce for […]
Fire hazard rating is high
The Huntsville Lake of Bays Fire Department reports that the current fire rating is now […]
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