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Local producers talk about recent agriculture improvements
Posted on March 17, 2021By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier Cypress County agriculture producers, Dustin Vossler and Kody Traxel, discussed some agriculture improvements that have helped the industry along. Traxel feels… Read More »
Cypress County to host a grain bin safety course
Posted on March 17, 2021By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier Cypress County will be hosting a grain bin safety course later this month. The first day is all classroom based and… Read More »
Redcliff Youth Centre seeking a provincial exemption to reopen
Posted on March 17, 2021The Redcliff Youth Centre is seeking a provincial exemption to reopen safely and provide essential programs to its youth again. Janae Ulrich, RYC’s executive director,… Read More »
T.R.A.D Worm Industries focuses on soil condition improvements
Posted on March 17, 2021By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier T.R.A.D Worm Industries is located just off of the Holsom Road on Range Road 65 in Cypress County and its focus… Read More »
Cactus Country 4-H District adapting well to COVID-19 challenges
Posted on March 17, 2021By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier The Cactus Country 4-H District’s clubs have not been able to do their usual in-person meetings this year due to COVID-19… Read More »
RYC seeks funding increase from the Town of Redcliff
Posted on March 17, 2021By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier Redcliff Youth Centre’s board president Chris Corry and executive director Janae Ulrich came before town council on March 8 with a… Read More »
South rural communities seek to curb idea of provincial police force
Posted on March 17, 2021By Collin Gallant Alta. Newspaper Group Rural municipalities in southern Alberta are soliciting support to shelve the idea of creating a provincial police force as… Read More »
Senator Gershaw students get a green thumb
Posted on March 17, 2021Submitted by Rylie Schiebelbein, Grade 10 greenhouse student Senator Gershaw School's Greenhouse and Agriculture class is off to a great start. In January, Senator Gershaw… Read More »
Remain vigilant and together we’ll get through this
Posted on March 17, 2021Though most southern Albertans have the common sense to wear a mask, a few still think they’re above the law and choose to not wear… Read More »
Western Tractor experiences no significant impact during pandemic
Posted on March 17, 2021By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier Western Tractor has been able to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic without any significant impacts on delivering the John Deere brand to… Read More »