Annual gala held for Killam Firefighters
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Annual gala held for Killam Firefighters

On January 30, members of the FRESS Killam Fire Station held their annual gala to honor their service. Mayor Les Fee praised their dedication and safety in responding to 68 calls in 2025. Station Chief Joe Knievel thanked members and families for their support, highlighting the importance of their work and community contributions.
City of Camrose looking for new Police Chief
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City of Camrose looking for new Police Chief

The City of Camrose is seeking a new Chief of Police, with applications open until February 27, 2026. Candidates must possess recent operational experience, leadership skills, and a strong communication background. Key responsibilities include fostering community partnerships and embracing innovative approaches in policing. Applications should be submitted to hr@camrose.ca.
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New residents in Flagstaff County and nearby areas can obtain a 6-month trial subscription to The Community Press by filling out a form. Existing subscribers or those with expired subscriptions within the last 500 days will be denied this offer, which aims to assist newcomers only. Contact information is provided.
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Hardisty’s new Charter School gearing up for a fall start
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Hardisty’s new Charter School gearing up for a fall start

The Hardisty Community Charter School Association has received conditional approval to open a Kindergarten to Grade 6 school in Hardisty by September. Board Chair Blake Moser highlighted the focus on rural education with an emphasis on entrepreneurial learning and practical life skills. They seek community support and early registrations for planning purposes.