Jeff Rollings

Bob Burnside says, “I’m always optimistic. I always think the next person I meet will be my best friend; I always think the deal will go well.”

For people who serve as “books” in the Headwaters Human Library, the courage to talk openly about the differences among us is second nature.

Over her more than 35 years in health care, Ronnie (Veronica) Inglis touched many lives. And today, her impact and leadership are as strong as ever.

We’ve been hearing about rural broadband for more than a decade. So where is it?

Wes can smell a story a kilometre away, and rain or shine he’ll be on the news scene.

As part of our 20th anniversary celebrations, we’ll feature profiles of those who make up the In The Hills family.

Our annual salute to the extraordinary people who make our community a better place to live.

Local Heroes: Wanda & Wayne White helped construct the bridge on Island Lake.

Local Hero: Steve Brown, “tells real stories about real people”.

Local Hero: Harvey Kolodny, takes a quiet approach to changing the world.

Local Heroes: Lynda Lidwill, Wendy McDonald, Roseanne Rutledge, Judy Lomas and Jane Howard – ICU nurses.

Local Hero: Don Lobb has a remarkable ability to make dirt fascinating.

Local Hero: Mary Vervoort helps youth make choices.

Local Hero: Kasia Seydegart chairs the Bethell Hospice Foundation.

As part of our 20th anniversary celebrations, we’ll feature profiles of those who make up the In The Hills family.

As part of our 20th anniversary celebrations, we’ll feature profiles of those who make up the In The Hills family.

For museum curator Wayne Townsend and Theatre Orangeville artistic director David Nairn, it’s been an exhilarating ride.

In an era when newspapers are being shuttered around the globe, and despite the oft-repeated claim that “print is dead,” In The Hills has not only survived, but prospered.