by Gazette Staff | Jul 23, 2026 | Community Spotlight
Tons of fun at Pound Pail & Paddle Wawanesa knows how to have fun as Pound Pail and Paddle winds up for another year. The Oakland Wawanesa Fire Department held a breakfast that outdid all others. To say is was amazing didn’t do it justice. Oakland Wawanesa Fire Chief...
by Gazette Staff | Jul 23, 2026 | Local History
The Belmont Anglican Church turns 125 *The Belmont Anglican Church turns 125. As the Belmont Museum finalizes plans for the August 2nd non-denominational service with representation from Belmont’s Anglican, Pentecostal, and United churches, we thought we would share...
by Gazette Staff | Jul 23, 2026 | News
Lorilyn Shirley Mayor candidate for Glenboro South Cypress “I’ve never stayed anywhere too long, I never had the desire to,” said Lorilyn Shirley who has surprised herself when she set her roots down in Glenboro. After years of moving from place to place, the...
by Gazette Staff | Jul 16, 2026 | Sports & Recreation
Through Mud, Darkness and 108 Miles: Local runners conquer the Black Hills 100 Imagine lacing up your runners and setting out to cover over 100 miles. Now, imagine doing it through the night, over muddy, uneven trails twisting through the Black Hills in plus 30C with...
by Gazette Staff | Jul 16, 2026 | News
Marathon Monday Golfing for Cancer attracts several participants and funds This year’s annual Marathon Monday events have taken on a slightly different look, but the mission remains the same; bringing people together through golf and raising funds for cancer research....
