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Gravenhurst Connections will be making it's big return to YourTV this month and with it comes Mayor Paul Kelly to connect our Gravenhurst community with all that's happening within it. Here's a look at what you can expect to hear on the show this season.

The Town of Bracebridge, in recognizing there is a growing need for more traffic calming measures, will soon be looking to a Transportation Master Plan to help with this planning process.

We have a lot of creativity in this community and holidays like Halloween really seem to bring that creativity out. But this once resident is taking it to a next level in Bracebridge.

A look at hibernation, overwintering and fundraising projects at Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary.

Mayor Paul Kelly speaks with YourTV Muskoka about the town's continued response to the COVID-19 pandemic and talks about an upcoming conversation regarding mandated vaccines for staff.

Jody North of MiND-AID Muskoka joined us earlier this week to speak about the need to keep the conversation about Mental Health Issues going beyond just one universal day.

When will Main Street reopen to vehicular traffic in Huntsville? YourTV spoke with Mark Misko of the District of Muskoka to find out.

Host Charmaine Broughton makes some delicious and doable salad recipes on this episode of 'In Char's Kitchen'.

It was an emotional scene in Bracebridge today, as the town helped unveil new benches in memory of lives lost to domestic violence.

Home Hardware in Gravenhurst was recently recognized as the best hardware store nationwide amongst all other Home Hardwares in Canada by the parent organization. We checked in with owner Ian McNaughton to find out what he thinks makes them different than these other stores.

YMCA's Saleem Hall speaks with the staff at Agilec Employment Services in Bracebridge about the services they provide.

As Huntsville starts to see the light at the end of the tunnel with the Streetscape project, the Town of Bracebridge will soon be experiencing its own version of this project in 2025 when the district moves forward with plans to tear up Manitoba Street downtown to repair infrastructure. And the town is closing in on plans to also spruce up the street as well.