Road Rage Incident in Camrose
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Road Rage Incident in Camrose

A person reported an incident of road rage as they were entering Camrose. The operator of the subject vehicle stopped their vehicle at the red light on 73 Street, got out of their vehicle and retrieved a sledgehammer from the back of their vehicle allegedly brandishing it at the person reporting. Police located and stopped the subject vehicle. The operator of the subject vehicle was arrested for assault with a weapon. This matter is still under investigation.
Community Raves
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Community Raves

You can now praise outstanding community members in our Community Raves section for $5 per 20 words. This shout-out is a lasting tribute, unlike ephemeral social media. Payment is via PayPal or in-person at our Killam office. Please maintain privacy and note that negative comments will be rejected.
Camrose Police investigate crypto fraud
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Camrose Police investigate crypto fraud

A person reported being the victim of a crypto currency fraud. The subject of the fraud (reporting person) indicated they invested an initial $80,000 and when they attempted to withdraw from the investment they were told they would have to pay an additional $40,000 to access any funds.  When the reporting person refused the alleged fraudsters became verbally aggressive.
Hardisty Charter School application approved
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Hardisty Charter School application approved

Hardisty has received conditional approval for a Kindergarten to Grade 6 charter school, set to open in September 2026. Charter School Board Chair Blake Moser emphasizes the importance of community support, including enrollment commitments and financial contributions, to ensure the school's success. A community fundraising event is planned for spring.
Hardisty Hospital Emergency Department changes
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Hardisty Hospital Emergency Department changes

Alberta Health Services announced changes to the Hardisty Emergency Department's hours due to a shortage of physician coverage. The ED will now operate from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and remain closed over weekends and nights. Nursing staff are available 24/7 for patient assessments and referrals.