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RCMP proud of recent accomplishment
Posted on February 12, 2014By Cassie WeissAlthough he was there to discuss Redcliff RCMP priorities, Staff Sergeant Sean Maxwell took a couple minutes of his Redcliff Town Council presentation,… Read More »
On the verge of extinction while they hunt
Posted on February 4, 2014Tell me if I'm wrong, if a species is on the endangered list and is on the verge of extinction, then why is it that… Read More »
Junior high basketball parents again
Posted on February 4, 2014By Rob Ficiur This weekend my wife and I were Junior High basketball parents for the first time in ten years. A decade ago (and more)… Read More »
Strategic planning next step for Cypress County
Posted on February 4, 2014By Cassie WeissStrategic planning is a part of any organization, be it a small public library board, or a large municipality. All aspects of the… Read More »
Why do we love/hate to watch coaches temper tantrums?
Posted on January 28, 2014By Rob Ficiur This week the most common replay on the sports channels was either Vancouver Canucks Coach John Tortorella screaming at Calgary Flames coach… Read More »
Nothing can escape the prying eyes of social media
Posted on January 28, 2014It is slightly ridiculous how much precedence people put on celebrities, from what they wear to how they act, and everything in between.The annual Grammy… Read More »
Library connections
Posted on January 28, 2014By Cassie WeissThe Redcliff Public Library was a bustling place on Saturday, as the weekly Lego at the Library brought in children and adults of… Read More »
Wins for the Gators
Posted on January 28, 2014By Jamie Rieger It was wins for both hometown teams over the weekend when Senator Gershaw held a round robin basketball tournament. With teams from… Read More »
Undrafted players making headlines in the NHL
Posted on January 21, 2014By Rob FiciurThis past week hockey’s annual Top Prospects game was played. The purpose of the game is to bring together the top players eligible… Read More »
There has to be a balance between conservation and development
Posted on January 21, 2014Families who have been farming and ranching the land in southeast Alberta for decades, if not more than a century, should not have to worry… Read More »