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Ag. societies part of our heritage
Posted on February 23, 2016By Jamie Rieger This week, our community newspapers are celebrating the values of traditional country living and cowboy culture. The Special Section recognizes the people… Read More »
Gloves come off in county water debate
Posted on February 23, 2016By Tim Kalinowski Dunmore was ground zero for a major debate on Cypress County council last Tuesday as councillors did not pull any punches on… Read More »
Effects of El Nino to be felt well into spring
Posted on February 23, 2016J.W. Schnarr Southern Alberta Newspapers One of the strongest El Nino weather patterns on record could contribute to a warm, dry spring, and that could… Read More »
RES looking to build wind energy project in county
Posted on February 23, 2016By Jamie Rieger The location has been determined, land agreements have been signed, and studies being done for a new wind energy project being proposed… Read More »
Rollover sends Seven Persons resident to hospital
Posted on February 18, 2016A 26 year-old women from the Seven Persons area is lucky to be alive after sustaining serious injuries in a single vehicle rollover on Feb.… Read More »
MP Hillyer taking leave of absence
Posted on February 17, 2016While continuing regular constituency work, Jim Hillyer, Member of Parliament for Medicine Hat – Cardston – Warner, is on temporary medical leave from his House… Read More »
Government seeks Bill 6 advisory group nominees
Posted on February 16, 2016Alberta Agriculture and Forestry is looking for nominees to help fill out their advisory groups for upcoming consultations on the Bill 6, the “Enhanced Protection… Read More »
Regional broadband initiative debated at Redcliff council
Posted on February 16, 2016By Tim Kalinowski Redcliff town council voted to make a motion of support for the Palliser Economic Partnership’s (PEP) GigaBit Project to bring fibre optics… Read More »
Redcliff council briefs: New gravel truck bought
Posted on February 16, 2016Cost overrun on new Water Treatment Plant Council was informed last Monday that the newly built Redcliff Water Treatment Plant cost $1,238,250 more than the… Read More »
PRSD trustees vote down Bow Island busing request
Posted on February 16, 2016By Peggy Revell Southern Alberta Newspapers With many rural communities split by both a railway and highway, Prairie Rose School Division trustees grappled Tuesday with… Read More »