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Daysland School held graduation exercises Friday, May 4 in the Daysland arena.
During a recent Hardisty Complex Open House, held Tuesday, Apr. 24, representatives from Enbridge, Kinder Morgan, TransCanada Pipeline, Gibson’s, Husky, Flint Hills, and Inter Pipeline were on hand to answer questions about their operations near Hardisty.
Sgt. Greg Gerbrandt, NCO of the Killam/ Forestburg RCMP detachment made an announcement earlier this week that the detachment will be welcoming two new members over the next few months. Constables Andrew Gillan and Richard Holdenried will be moving from B.C. to work at the Killam detachment.
The Killam Wheat Kings Jr. B hockey team wrapped up their 2011-12 season with an awards banquet and dance last Friday, Apr. 27 at the Killam Legion which was followed by a dance in the Killam Agriplex.
In one of the most talked about elections in years, Premier Alison Redford and the Progressive Conservatives once again pulled ahead on Monday with a resounding majority victory, continuing their 41 year dynasty as the province’s governing party. In an incredibly tight race, Battle River-Wainwright MLA and PC candidate Doug Griffiths retained his seat, just…
Around 150 people showed up in Daysland Tuesday, Apr. 17 to attend a candidate forum for the Battle River-Wainwright riding. Two of the five candidates for our district, NDP Alberta candidate Terry Zawalski, and Alberta Liberal Party candidate Amber Greenleese, not only did not show up, they didn‘t even respond to the invitation, according to…
This Saturday evening in Killam, Apr. 21, the Hall of Fame committee is holding a dinner and presentation evening. Continuing the trend started last year, the group has chosen two historical honourees as well as two contemporary recipients of the Hall of Fame award. Sharleen Chevraux, of the Hall of Fame committee, explains the process…
There are three homeowners in the Hughenden/Amisk area that owe their thanks to the firefighters from five departments for saving their homes from a brush fire that threatened dwellings Wednes-day, and burned surrounding outbuildings. Brian Cooper, Hughenden Fire Chief, assumed incident command of the grass fire, burning east of Amisk.