Forestburg Graduating Class celebrates Small Town-Big Dreams
See more in the May 14 issue of The Community Press. Call the Killam office, 780-385-6693 if you are interested...
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Here’s what else you’ll find in the May 14, 2013 Edition of The Community Press
• Killam Auxiliary News • New Daysland Correspondent! • Forestburg hockey player returns from whirlwind tour of Europe, with 29...
CP Extra Web Exclusive – Coronation Presbytery meets in Forestburg and Alliance
Rev Jope Langejans and David Armour at one of two meetings held by the Coronation Presbytery in Forestburg and Aliance...
Alliance women raise awareness for women in neeed
These Alliance women raised awareness for the plight of women in the world. They raised funds via sponsorship in the...
Village of Lougheed remains optimistic for the future at Open House
Lougheed Mayor Deb Smith chaired an Open House meeting with Council on Thursday, May 2, to present the village’s 2012...
River Hills Chorus serenades Hardisty
The Hardisty UCW had an early Mother’s Day Strawberry Tea at the United Church on Saturday, May 4, followed by a...
RCMP Report – Safety Fair planned for Flagstaff
On Apr. 27, the Killam/Forestburg RCMP Detachment was asked to investigate a 911 Emergency call. During the call, nothing was...
Sedgewick Town Hall Meeting-Planning for the future
The Town of Sedgewick held a town hall meeting at the Sedgewick Hall on Thursday, May 2. (more…)
Here’s what else you’ll find in the May 7, 2013 Edition of The Community Press
• Daysland graduation; Class of 2013 • Lougheed Legion gets a new flag • Restricted Dog Bylaw revisited by Heisler...
BRSD Trustees vote for closure of Lougheed and Rosalind Schools
In January of this year, on the recommendation of School Superintendent Dr. Larry Payne, the Battle River School Division (BRSD)...
Battle River Art Club Show and Sale always has eye-catching displays
The annual Battle River Art Club Show and Sale, held Saturday, Apr. 27 at the Sedgewick Legion, rewarded visitors with...
Iron Creek Fish and Game calls it quits
After 48 years, the members of the Iron Creek Fish and Game Association have decided to disband. (more…)
