Camrose RCMP hosts first ever youth academy
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Camrose RCMP hosts first ever youth academy

From July 27-29, 2026, the Camrose RCMP hosted its inaugural 3-day Youth Police Academy for students in grades 9-12. Participants learned about policing careers, engaged in scenario training, and earned high school credits. Out of 17 applicants, 15 completed the program, demonstrating high interest and motivation for law enforcement.
Killam RCMP ahead of the curve in Crime Severity Index, says Sergeant
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Killam RCMP ahead of the curve in Crime Severity Index, says Sergeant

Sergeant Andy Wetzstein of the Killam/Forestburg RCMP Detachment announced a promising decrease in crime, with a 10.4% reduction in Alberta's Crime Severity Index for 2025. Locally, the Detachment reported a 40.6% decline. Wetzstein emphasized community engagement and collaborative policing efforts as vital in sustaining crime reduction initiatives.
Daysland Wellness Jamboree attracts huge crowd
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Daysland Wellness Jamboree attracts huge crowd

The Daysland Wellness Jamboree, held on July 24 at Gazebo Park, attracted over 500 attendees, including families and seniors. Activities included chair yoga, community games led by local doctors, and a variety of food options. The event successfully fostered community spirit and engagement in a relaxed atmosphere, marking its inaugural success.
Camrose Police Report for month of June, 2026
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Camrose Police Report for month of June, 2026

A person reported witnessing a female subject throwing a rock through a glass door of a local business. Police located the female subject and determined she was intoxicated. During arrest the female subject spat at the officers. The female was transported to Camrose Police Service cells and was charged with Mischief, Assault a Police Officer and Breach of Conditions.
The Community Press turns 118!
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The Community Press turns 118!

On July 16, 2026, The Community Press marks 118 years of continuous publishing since its inaugural edition in 1908. As the milestone of 120 years approaches, readers can access the July 16, 1908 edition for free on Patreon, reflecting on the legacy of the publication in a changing world.