Killam Lions Royal Flush Social a winner for Food Bank and Minor Hockey
Leslie Cholowsky Editor When Jerry Gordon of Killam was asked by his son to fill an open spot in a...
Month: November 2011
Killam Wheat Kings win three in a row
Jae Robbins Staff Reporter The Killam Wheat Kings Junior B hockey team faced off against the Wainwright Bisons last Wednesday...
Sedgewick Sabres split games on weekend
Jae Robbins Staff Reporter Last Friday, the Sedgewick Sabres travelled to Provost where they played the Blades. The Sabres were...
Daysland stays on top of league with win against Stampeders
Jae Robbins Staff Reporter The Daysland Northstars and the Hardisty Stampeders played Saturday in Hardisty in a game that would...
Cowboy Church a place for fellowship
Leslie Cholowsky Editor The service at Cowboy Church is a little different from most. The pulpit is a...
Daysland By-Election Results are In!
The Town of Daysland held a by-election Monday to replace three of four town council positions that were recently made...
Jr. B Wheat Kings come back to beat Cold Lake 7-4 on Saturday
The Killam Jr. B Wheat Kings travelled to Wainwright on Friday to face the Bisons. The Bisons hammered the Wheaties...
Computer scam artists calling Flagstaff residents
If someone calls you claiming to be able to protect your computer from viruses, your best bet is to hang...
Killam-Forestburg RCMP report from August: Police disappointed by theft of walker in Killam
For the period from Oct. 25 to Nov. 10, RCMP received five abandoned 911 calls to deal with, along with...
Hardisty hosts Sedgewick in controversial BRHL hockey game
The Sedgewick Sabres travelled to Hardisty Saturday night to play the Stampeders. It was a fast-paced game that was riddled...
Duane Steele in Forestburg
Duane Steele provided country and western music fans with a good dose of country on Saturday, Nov. 19 at...
Wheat Kings tie with Vermilion, slide to 0-1-1 over the weekend
The Killam Wheat Kings hosted the Vermilion Tigers on Friday, Nov. 11. This game was entertaining for the nearly-full stands....
