Despite rain, the Minden Food Bank and Community Centre was a bustling place on May 13.

Carl Dixon, who played for a time with The Guess Who, will bring the songs of the iconic Canadian rock band to Minden s Canada Day celebrations.

Downtown Minden businesses have largely remained open despite flooding in the area that caused the township to declare a state of emergency.

The Wildcats LEGO team sits around a school table, speaking about their lifelong love for LEGO. Grade 6 students Collin Thorpe and Broden Boisvert along with Grade 5 student Taylor Sharpless won silver at the Skills Ontario Competition LEGO Mechanics Cha

When camera crews and news programs come to Minden to report on flooding that has sent the town into a state of emergency, they seek out Kirsten Monk.

A full house came out to support Ducks Unlimited at the 12th annual conservation dinner and charity auction in Minden on May 5.

Minden Hills Reeve and Haliburton County Warden Brent Devolin says he s hopeful the Gull River through Minden may crest within the next day or so.

For the second time in just more than four years, flooding of the Gull River plunged Minden Hills township into a state of emergency last weekend.

The local health unit intends to stay the course when it comes to educating youth about the risks of marijuana use.

The Rotary Club of Minden has received two honours for their commitment to Rotary International ideals.

Keeping the mind healthy is just as important as the rest of the body, says Alzheimer Society public education co-ordinator Carolyn Hemminger, and there are tangible things that can be done to improve memory and stay sharp.

Standing with several volunteers, under a cloudy sky on the shore of Halls Lake, the Haliburton Highlands Outdoors Association (HHOA) manager Randy Charter watched with pride as the boat with Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) representativ

Algonquin Highlands township is on the verge of signing of five-year contract with WSP Canada for the re-inspection of septic systems in the municipality.

When Gladys Fowler was growing up, her father grew vegetable gardens on their two-acre property. He arranged different crops in long rows, beans in one, peas in another, on and on. She remembers helping out with the garden and the hours spent doing one ta

Heavy rains on May 1 and 2 have led to flooding throughout Haliburton County and put many of the reservoir and flow-through lakes of the Trent Severn Waterway at or above capacity.

The township will commission a bronze monument honouring artist André Lapine, a large collection of whose works are owned by the Minden Hills Cultural Centre.

How Bob Lake residents get their boats in and out of the water body south of Minden this year will be up to them.

Since March 31, 2016 just fewer than 6,000 acres of forest have been harvested in Haliburton County, an annual report from forestry officer and weed inspector James Rogers showed. Rogers said most of the cutting was done within regulations, and that only

The North Frontenac Telephone Company, which is bringing high-speed Internet to downtown Haliburton via fibre-optic cable, plans to construct a fibre-optic network in the village of Minden as well.

While Ontario s Liberal government is trotting out its 2017 budget as the province s first balanced budget in a decade, the Opposition says it actually hides a $5 billion operating deficit.

Peter Hynard took the audience back into Haliburton s past way back 1.1 billion years ago in order to create a picture of how the region s forests developed up to today.

Haliburton County will make a request to the provincial government that the municipality become the ultimate approval authority on official plan amendments, a change that could save residents thousands of dollars in fees.

Spending Saturday night with a bunch of cops may not necessarily sound like a good time, but that will be the case when The Cruisers bring some 50s and 60s rock n roll to the Minden Curling Club on May 13.

For Masons, a visit from the Grand Master is a rare occurrence. Representing all Masonic lodges in Ontario, Grand Master John C. Green isn t able to make appearances at all of the locations he oversees.