With funding provided by the City of Dryden, the Dryden Youth Centre is a thriving and happening place for the local kids aged 12 to 18. Held at the Dryden High School every Thursday, [...]

Mayor-elect Craig Nuttall led the pack with the installation of the first elusive water meter in the community. “They were ordered, and we have to put them in, and my biggest complaint was that [...]

The City of Dryden will see a major loss on May 5, 2011 with the retirement of city manager, Arie Hoogenboom. Having served for the city of Dryden for over eight years, and a [...]

The Dryden detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is one step closer to having a new home.  According to Detachment Commander Chuck Wesley, Acting Staff Sargeant, a suitable site has been identified for [...]

Shaw Dryden recently undertook the “Together is Amazing” challenge, hosted by Shaw Nationwide, collecting over 10,000 pounds of food for the Dryden Food Bank. “As an individual, you can do good things, but together [...]

Lost a man’s gold wedding band on November 17, 2010. Engraved with “EDDA 15.5.64″ If found, please call 938-6448 [...]

Dryden mayor and council have made some decisions to implement new street names in the community. With the addition of the newly created Centennial Business Park behind the government building and new street running [...]

Water meter installation will begin  immediately, says the City of Dryden. Council passed a bylaw at their regular meeting Nov. 15 following a report presented by Mike Louttit, Director of Engineering and Public Works [...]

For those who’ve made a habit of attending local Remembrance Day ceremonies at the Dryden cenotaph each year, a cadet corner guard is a familiar sight. In the best of weather, this 30 to [...]

A commonly used phrase around budget time, ‘tough decisions’ may never ring more true than in 2011. City council, city staff, council-elect a very small contingent of residents gathered in The Centre, Nov. 4 [...]