In Every Issue

Headwaters Fly Fishing Club keeps the art and craft of handmade ties alive.

What we’re shopping for this spring in Headwaters.

Inspired by Frisbee and played without referees, this field game is all about the sporting spirit.

As I watch Adrian’s pencil continue across the page, I’m thinking about the messiness of learning in this period of his life.

For 75 years Ontario students had to pass demanding provincial exams to get into high school. Preparation was rigorous and it was widely believed rural teachers weren’t up to the job.

Somehow I thought growing old would take longer.

Originally an elementary school teacher, Brenda encouraged her students to think critically about issues, including politics.

A couple spruces up an Erin house, creating a dreamy space for their two daughters to grow up in.

Overheard at Glen Eagle, deadlock at the Alton Fair Board and more squares than you think.

As the dark days of winter close in, we take the opportunity to celebrate a few of those ‘ordinary’ people who shine brightly in our own community.

Letters published in the Winter 2019 edition of In The Hills magazine.

The self-taught Amaranth potter is the force behind a decade of the annual Empty Bowls food bank fundraiser at Alton Mill Arts Centre.