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Flip Flop Flowers helping the Foodgrains Bank
Posted on May 7, 2019Justin Seward Commentator/Courier Flip Flop Flowers is growing flowers for the second consecutive year to help the Canadian Foodgrains Bank. The greenhouse is located east… Read More »
County of Forty Mile council hoping to avoid past problems as expansions loom
Posted on May 7, 2019By Scott Schmidt Alberta Newspaper Group Forty Mile council is looking to avoid problems of the past as it prepares to build new offices and… Read More »
Gershaw awarded 1A provincial championships
Posted on May 7, 2019By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier For the first time since 2016, Senator Gershaw School will be showcasing the province’s top 1A athletes next year after being… Read More »
Museum is much more than just windmills- Etzikom treasure opens May 15
Posted on May 7, 2019By Stan Ashbee Alberta Newspaper Group Next year marks the Etzikom Museum and Canadian Historic Windmill Interpretive Centre’s 30th anniversary. The community museum is located… Read More »
County ditches becoming fire prone
Posted on April 30, 2019By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier Drier conditions have been a cause of concern in many areas of the local landscape, including county ditches. “The dry ditches… Read More »
Town of Redcliff to look into modular and mobile park developments
Posted on April 30, 2019Town of Redcliff council discussed whether or not modular or mobile homes would be a development the town would like to pursue at its April… Read More »
Fire Services Bylaw amendments passed by council
Posted on April 30, 2019Justin Seward Commentator/Courier Cypress County council began their hour long regular public meeting by passing all three readings of for Bylaw 2019/11 to amend Bylaw… Read More »
Redcliff’s historic park delayed in completion
Posted on April 30, 2019By Mo Cranker Alberta Newspaper Group For the past couple years, a historical park has been coming together at the old I-XL site in Redcliff.… Read More »
Spring sun brings snakes out of their winter homes
Posted on April 30, 2019By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier As the weather warms up, snakes start slithering out of their dens to find warmth on the pavement and rocks. In… Read More »
Herbicide carry over becoming an issue with consecutive drought years
Posted on April 30, 2019Thanks to weeks of hot, dry weather last year, herbicide carryover is becoming an issue for growers across the province to start the 2019 seeding… Read More »