The Community Press

Flagstaff County hosted the ‘Let’s Go Rural’ event for Red Deer Polytechnic allied health students from February 21-23, featuring workshops, tours, and networking to promote rural healthcare opportunities and careers.

The Killam Lions Club's snowmobile rally on February 22 featured ideal weather, 110 machines, and successful participation, with $970 in winnings distributed.

Gordie Enghoj, a beloved figure in Killam, overcame polio's challenges to become a dedicated community member and hockey fan. His contributions included volunteering at local arenas and inspiring young skaters. Following his passing during COVID, a fundraising initiative aims to renovate the arena lobby in his memory, honoring his legacy.

The Heisler Archery Club, founded in 2018 by Derek White, has evolved into a non-profit organization with about 35 members. They host events, including an outdoor competition this July, attracting participants from across Alberta while providing accessible archery experiences for all ages.

Lucky 7 Cattle Co experienced a remarkable event when a 12-year-old cow gave birth to triplet bull calves, Huey, Dewey, and Louie. It's their first triplets in 15 years of breeding Angus cattle, defying odds of survival.

In January, the Killam Fire Station's gala highlighted the year's accomplishments, including service awards. Chief Knievel reflected on significant incidents, praised community support, and discussed the department's 64 calls, new equipment, and collaborative efforts in firefighting.

cy, windy, and snowy conditions caused a Holden Rural Academy (HRA) bus to end up in the ditch on Friday, Jan. 24. Alberta RCMP reported that Vegreville RCMP were on the scene of a single vehicle bus roll over in the early afternoon.

On January 20, Sedgewick firefighters responded to a significant fire at O’Brien Collision Center. Despite efforts, the building was lost, and no injuries occurred. Local businesses provided valuable assistance.