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Arlene Bruner of Forestburg has just had her first book published. It’s called “Curtain by the River,” published by Hawes and Jenkins Publishing. It was officially published in October. The… continued

The C. J. Kinross V.C. Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion in Lougheed held a Remembrance Day service on Monday, Nov. 11. About 100 people attended the event. As members… continued

Flagstaff Family and Community Services (FFCS) is undergoing a leadership transition with Lynne Jenkinson retiring and Stacey McLennan appointed as her successor. McLennan, experienced in social work, emphasizes continuing FFCS's community-driven support. Both leaders highlight the organization’s evolution to meet local needs, ensuring a smooth transition for the future.

When Corporal Jeremy Houle was promoted to Sargeant and transferred to the Coronation RCMP Detachment earlier this summer, his leaving left an opening in the Killam Detachment. The position was… continued

Ethan Harty, a talented fiddler from Lougheed, won his third Canadian Grand Masters Championship in Whitehorse on August 24, competing against 35 fiddlers and showcasing youth talent at the Pan-Northern Youth Fiddle Summit.

Killam Baptist Church hosted the Vacation Bible School Program Keepers of the Kingdom from Monday, Aug. 19, to Friday, Aug. 23. They learned about the Armour of God in the… continued

Area 53 Raceway hosted bracket racing on August 24-25, attracting numerous participants and spectators. The event features various vehicle classes, and will soon host the fourth annual Steven Chapman Memorial race, honoring a beloved racer.

For 15 years, Parents for Fun in Flagstaff have been holding a late-summer Movie in the Park event, which is not only their biggest fundraiser of the season, but also… continued

This Tuesday, Aug. 27, marked the last barbeque in the park for the Summer (proceeds went to the Flagstaff Food Bank); a sad goodbye meaning that summer, too, is almost… continued

The Gathering of the Clans Highland Festival has evolved uniquely, showcasing Scottish culture, agriculture, and entertainment. This year featured diverse vendors, activities, and musical performances, attracting hundreds and enhancing its distinct community appeal.