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For the third consecutive year, the Killam Hall of Fame committee has picked two historical and two contemporary recipients for their Hall of Fame awards, to be held Apr. 27.
The Friends of the Battle River Rail held a fundraising evening at the Alliance Community Hall on Saturday, Apr. 13 where Master of Ceremonies, Ken Eshpeter, welcomed everyone in attendance.
Daysland students performed the musical Aladdin at the Palace Theatre on Saturday, Apr. 13.
* Students and parents rally at Battle River School Division Administrative offices to present petitions against new grading system * Killam RCMP release more information and photo from Killam and Sedgewick breakins. • Team of Flagstaff bowlers bring Zone 4 Challenge Cup home for the summer • Loss of STEP grant a blow to non-profits…
The Killam/Forestburg RCMP detachment has released the following photos in the hopes that someone may have information about the theft of a trailer from the Wildrose Co-op Killam cardlock lot that occurred in February. The theft occurred at 2:30 a.m. and the culprit’s vehicle, both before and after the theft, was caught on video, from…
More than 100 students and parents gathered at the administrative offices of the Battle River School Division offices in Camrose today, where the Board were in attendance at their regular meeting, to hand over petitions protesting a new grading system for High School students being implemented by the Board.
During the overnight period between Thursday, Apr. 4 and Friday, Apr. 5, an unknown culprit or culprits broke into the Killam Agriplex.
The Daysland North-stars of the Battle River Hockey League traveled to Innisfail for the senior AA/A provincial tournament hosted by the Innisfail Eagles.
With unemployment figures declining, currently sitting at only 2.6 per cent in our region, employers in the East Central Alberta region have been invited to participate in a Tri-County Job and Career Fair, to be held May 7 in Killam.
The Killam Wheat Kings Jr. B hockey club held their annual awards and season wind up on Saturday, Apr. 6 in the Killam Community Hall.