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Hangin’ with royalty
Posted on April 11, 2017By Justin Seward Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede Queen Brittney Chomistek (l-r), Irvine School student Cady Pruden, Miss Rodeo Canada Ali Mullin, Irvine student Caylee… Read More »
Downed power line cause of grassfire
Posted on April 11, 2017By Jamie Rieger A grassfire that erupted north of Bow Island last week was caused by a downed power line, according to fire chief Kelly… Read More »
Cypress County looking at solar energy project
Posted on April 11, 2017By Justin Seward Cypress County Council were back in the council chambers after almost a month since the last meeting to discuss topics including Dunmore’s… Read More »
Vital HALO service ‘hanging by a thread’
Posted on April 11, 2017By Gillian Slade Southern Alberta Newspapers The local helicopter ambulance service is “hanging by a thread,” 10 years after its inception. It is under-utilized even… Read More »
Inaugural science fair for students at Cherry Coulee Christian Academy
Posted on April 11, 2017By Jamie Rieger From holograms and learning if music will affect your heartbeat to operating a graphite paper circuit and finding out which fast food… Read More »
Longtime Redcliff resident named town’s Citizen of the Year
Posted on April 11, 2017By Justin Seward The Redcliff Lions Club has been handing out the Citizen of the Year award for 30 years and Mel Spence was the… Read More »
Raymond, ACWS bring domestic violence message to local communities
Posted on April 11, 2017By Jamie Rieger Domestic violence needs to become a community issue if changes are to be made and people in rural communities should know that… Read More »
Dunmore Equestrian Centre open to new programming opportunities
Posted on April 4, 2017By Justin Seward The Dunmore Equestrian Centre officially opened its gates last summer and is making headway going into this year with more programming and… Read More »
Reimer feeling the encouragement to run again for mayor’s seat
Posted on April 4, 2017By Justin Seward The 2017 Municipal Election is now a half a year away and mayor Ernie Reimer discussed his thoughts about the lead-up to… Read More »
Redcliff’s 103-year-old church gets repairs
Posted on April 4, 2017By Justin Seward The 103-year-old St. Ambrose Anglican Church in Redcliff is the only provincially registered historical resource in the town and like any building… Read More »