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• Bonnie Tyler Dead at 75

  Her hit songs include Total Eclipse of the Heart, I Need a Hero, and It's a Heartache.

• Yard Waste Depots Temporarily Closed

  The yard waste depots in Innerkip, Norwich and Zorra Township are closed for repairs until July 25th.

• Last Call to Vote for Woodstock's Official Bird

  Today is the last day to vote for the American Goldfinch, the Black-Capped Chickadee, or the Song Sparrow.

• Input Needed for WPS Strategic Plan

  Woodstock residents have until the end of the month to fill out an online survey.

• Witaar Unveils Housing Numbers for June

  The month of June was a good one for the Woodstock Ingersoll Tillsonburg and Area Association of Realtors.

• Summer Safety Tips for Pet Owners

  You should never leave your pet in vehicle on a hot summer day.

• Last Call for City Beautiful Awards Nominations

  The nominations window will close after Sunday, July 12th.

• Proposed Speed Limit Adjustment for Oxford Road 28

  Oxford County Council will consider stretching the 60 km/hr speed limit just west of 31st Line.

• Tillsonburg Candidate Profile - Deb Gilvesy

  Deb Gilvesy is seeking a second term as the Mayor of Tillsonburg.

• Weapons Call Leads to a Charge in Delhi

  A Norfolk County resident is facing one charge after the OPP responded to a weapons call.

• EZT Candidate Profile - Angie Brenner

  Angie Brenner is making the race for East Zorra-Tavistock's Ward 2 seat a 2 person race.

• OPP Release Final Results of Canada Day Campaign

  OPP officers laid 19,133 traffic and marine charges across the province. Close to 70 of those incidents were in Oxford County.

• Hansen Announces Next Career Step

  Jeremy Hansen will transition from his full time role with the Canadian Space Agency this fall.

• Students to Design "I Voted" Stickers in Woodstock

  The stickers will be handed out to voters after they cast their ballot in the municipal election this fall.

• WPS Launches Next Generation 9-1-1

  Next Generation 9-1-1 is a major upgrade to Canada’s emergency communication network

• Ingersoll Mayor Responds to Pride Flag Vandalism

  Ingersoll Mayor Brian Petrie says removing a symbol of love and acceptance from an educational institution is unacceptable.

• Collision in Norwich Sends Person to Hospital

  Serious injuries have been suffered after a single-vehicle collision in Norwich Township.

• Oxford OPP Lay Charges of Collision

  Multiple charges were laid after the Oxford OPP responded to a collision in South-West Oxford.

• Mischief and Theft Under Investigation in Ingersoll

  The Oxford OPP are looking to identify those responsible for the damage to a flagpole and the theft of a PRIDE flag in Ingersoll.

• Interview with the Mayor - July 6th, 2026

  Mayor Acchione talked about Woodstock's Canada Day celebrations and some of the big items on this week's City Council agenda.