Month: January 2013

Killam Minor Hockey held their Hockey Days this past weekend on Jan. 19 and 20 at the Killam Agriplex.

Flagstaff County offers Investment grants throughout the year, meant to help communities offer new short-term programs, or hold events, that fall in the recreation, arts, and culture categories, and has made changes to their program since introducing them last year make funding more accessible.

According to information received from Battle River School Division late Thursday, during their January 10 board meeting trustees voted 5-3 in favour of considering closure of the Rosalind and Lougheed schools eff. June 30, 2013, which signals the start of a 15-week public consultation and information gathering process, with the final vote scheduled forThursday, Apr….

Daysland Northstars all but clinched first place with a 5-3 win in Tofield on Wednesday evening against the second place Satellites.

Ron Williams, of Strome, a charter member of the Central Alberta Historical Society, was honoured during the Edmonton Historical Society’s annual party Nov. 27 in Edmonton by receiving the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee medal, for his long time service to the society.

Idle no more, a movement who stand for indigenous sovereignty and protection of the land and water, planned a blockade, Saturday, Jan. 5 at the Hardisty Pipeline Terminal.

One last Christmas concert that we covered over our break!

Lougheed students performed a number of skits and cleverly presented readings for Christmas, wrapping up with a visit from Santa! Here’s a few more pictures we didn’t have room for in this week’s edition!

Killam Public School students performed a number of different productions for parents, friends, and family at the Community Hall just before the Christmas break. Here are some of the photos we couldn’t put in this week’s paper.

Parents, Grandparents and neighbours were out in great numbers to enjoy the Sedgewick Public School’s Christmas concert, here are some of the photos that didn’t fit into this week’s paper.

Parents, grandparents and friends gathered at the Daysland School on the afternoon and Dec. 13 to take in “Twas One Crazy Night Before Christmas.” The Daysland Elementary students presented the concert before their families.