Down the road, a forsythia is in full bloom. It stands a sun-bright yellow out in the open. Mine is only starting to bloom. Close to the house, the blooms are bright. The others are just ...
- by David McLeish
This chart illustrates the cumulative number of people who have died from COVID-19 in Grey-Bruce since the start of the pandemic.
As much as we would like to think the pandemic is over, it is not. The virus is still killing people. In fact, the number of people in Grey-Bruce who have died from the virus has doubled over the past 4 months.
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart, Editor
We had a visit at the Hub the day after we published an article expressing community concerns about the state of Seldon House (Coach Inn) on our main street.
Jeff Mundle, a representative of Blackthorn Mortgages and Investing Inc., came to tell us ...
Owen Sound's 2022 Arts and Culture awards were handed out at a festive event at the Georgian Bay Centre for the Arts yesterday. The winners included those talented people who work professionally in the arts and celebrated those many volunteers who bring culture and heritage aiive in our community. From those helping us reconnect with those who lived here through the decades and milennia at the Reconciliation Garden and Potters' Field, to those who just a week ago brought us a new Earth Day event to connect us with our future. ...
- Hub staff
As we step deeper into another double election year, the Owen Sound Hub is going to show you where we were in 2014 and where we are today, in a number of different ways. We're neither going to lay blame nor give credit to our current municipal or provincial representatives - we are simply going to provide some local and provincial data. ...
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