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Kaleidoscope shines spotlight on local school talent
Posted on June 2, 2015By Tim Kalinowski We often hear the expression “the arts are an important part of a well-rounded education.” With the yearly Kaleidoscope of the Arts… Read More »
Sustainable Canada Association holds first annual general meeting
Posted on June 2, 2015By Jamie Rieger A group that first started meeting after the imposition of Emergency Protection Order on the Greater Sage Grouse early last year held… Read More »
Early algae bloom causing serious problems for irrigators
Posted on June 2, 2015By Jamie Rieger The warm, sunny weather of recent weeks has been causing more than a few headaches for irrigation farmers as an early algae… Read More »
100 years since tornado cut devastating path through Redcliff
Posted on May 26, 2015By Tim Kalinowski On June 25, 1915 a normal Friday evening turned into nightmare for Redcliff residents as an approaching massive super cell storm turned… Read More »
County debates new gravel for Dunmore
Posted on May 26, 2015By Tim Kalinowski There was some disagreement over what exactly to do with the badly broken up section of Second Avenue outside of Sterling Trailer… Read More »
Payne pleased with C.O.O.L. decision
Posted on May 26, 2015By Tim Kalinowski Medicine Hat MP LaVar Payne joined livestock industry leaders in celebrating Canada and Mexico’s defeat of the United States’ final appeal to… Read More »
County CAO resigns
Posted on May 26, 2015Cypress County is confirming that CAO Kevin Miner has resigned his position effective May 31, 2015. In a brief statement released to the press Cypress… Read More »
Traditional trade in a modern time
Posted on May 26, 2015By Tim Kalinowski Blacksmithing still has an allure to it difficult to define in the modern, digital era. Blacksmiths still ply their trade at fairs,… Read More »
A big celebration at Glen Echo
Posted on May 26, 2015By Jamie Rieger After several years of planning and renovating, the Glen Echo School restoration project has been completed and those who worked on the… Read More »
Still too early to forecast drought
Posted on May 26, 2015By Jamie Rieger After the past few springs that brought plenty of precipitation, at times too much precipitation, Spring 2015 is proving to be one… Read More »