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The Village of Halkirk is the site of a new project, where, over the past year or so, Capital Power has been working on the construction of the province’s largest wind farm, generating 150 megawatts of power from 83 wind turbines.
The Rams football team hosted the Buck Mountain Central Mustangs, winners of their former Hunter South division, on Friday, Sept. 21, in Sedgewick.
According to Killam/ Forestburg RCMP Detachment NCO-IC Sgt. Greg Gerbrandt four assault incidents have been responded to so far in Flagstaff County in September 2012, with charges laid in three of the four, with two in Hardisty and one in Sedgewick, and the fourth still under investigation, in Forestburg.
The old sailor’s adage, “Red sky at night, sailor’s delight, red sky in morning, sailor’s warning,” came to mind as the setting sun coloured the sky on Wednesday, Sept. 19. According to meteorologists, when you see a red sky at night, this means that the setting sun is sending its light through a high concentration…
When John and Irene Feddema started growing Rhodiola Rosea in 2006 at their farm south of Strome, dandelions were their greatest enemy, but that’s all changed.
During a ceremony held Friday, Sept. 21 in Wainwright, 13 people, including six Flagstaff residents, were awarded a Queen’s 2012 Diamond Jubilee medal from the Honourable Donald S. Ethell, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, with a seventh Flagstaff resident receiving the honour earlier this month.
Central High Sedgewick Public School held its 2012 graduation ceremonies Saturday, Sept. 15 in the Sedgewick Rec Center with 50 graduates in attendance and two unable to attend.
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The Battle River Football Assoc. Rams overpowered the visiting LY Cairns Colts from Edmonton 39-20 on Friday night at home.
When former Edmonton Eskimo, now Viking farmer, Kevin Lefsrud was approached by Ram parent and assistant coach Darryl Snider to coach the Battle River Football Assoc. Rams, things were in dire straights for the team.
• Premier Redford remembers Peter Lougheed • Cyclones Swim Team update • COW Bus to visit Flagstaff • Killam Health Care Auxiliary Annual Meeting notes • Lougheed Council news • Wheat Kings Jr. B Hockey have new coach! • Flagstaff and municipalities have Regional Fire Chief Agreement • Mobile Mammogram coming to Flagstaff • Flagstaff…