Drought workshops gather important information
The Battle River Watershed Alliance (BRWA) held the final of a series of Drought Workshops in Sedgewick on Thursday, Aug....
Year: 2012
Railway construction planned will require detours into Sedgewick Wednesday *Web Exclusive*
On Wednesday, Sept. 5, construction is planned on the rail crossing at the main road into Sedgewick, requiring the road...
*Web Exclusive* Hail storm crosses east side of Flagstaff County
Hail and heavy rainfall batter Flagstaff As residents in Killam and Strome kept their eyes on an ominous black cloud...
Sedgewick Rough Stock Rodeo always a great time
Sedgewick’s Rough Stock rodeo was all that it was billed for and more! On Saturday, Aug. 25 there was a...
Hardisty raises the roof with Hey Romeo and Domino
The Hardisty Ag Society held their Raise the Roof fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 25, with Hey Romeo, who are nominated...
Following the Pink Trail in Flagstaff
The Wild Pink Yonder is a fundraising drive where a group of riders travel to different towns over a period...
Crescent Point Energy announces plans to ship crude via Battle River Railway
Crescent Point Energy met with residents from Alliance on Tuesday, Aug. 14 to discuss some development plans regarding the company...
Sedgewick Celebrates Queen’s Jubilee and Main Street Park Grand Opening
The Town of Sedgewick held the grand opening of their new Main Street Park during a Diamond Jubilee celebration, on...
Here’s what else is in the August 14, 2012 Edition!
• Viking area farmers receive pardon from PM • What's in a name? Find out what names were popular in...
*Web Exclusive* Pink Fever rising in Flagstaff
The House of Hope is the project of an informal group of women in Sedgewick, who are Sue Freadrich, Kari...
Travis Child, chosen as one of 42 top Bantams in Canada, attends NHLPA Mentorship camp
Travis Child, from Killam, has had a busy summer, full of firsts and opportunities, as he pursues his hockey career....
Lougheed Fair going strong after 89 years
When you hit a formula that works, you keep it, and the Lougheed Ag Society has kept their annual fair...
