Flagstaff council advocates against closure of research facilities
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Flagstaff council advocates against closure of research facilities

At a March 11 meeting, Flagstaff County Council heard from farmer Ken Eshpeter, who voiced concerns over the potential closure of the Lacombe federal research station. Eshpeter emphasized the importance of continuous agricultural research and urged council members to advocate against the closure, which he believes would harm Alberta's farming community.
Flagstaff County Council receives presentation on Highway 13 road widening project from Daysland to Bawlf
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Flagstaff County Council receives presentation on Highway 13 road widening project from Daysland to Bawlf

During a Flagstaff County Council meeting on February 11, Alberta Transportation presented a highway widening project for Highway 13 between Daysland and Bawlf. The 13.5km project aims to improve safety and connectivity by widening the road from 8.5m to 13.6m. Estimated costs are $22.5 million, with construction targeted for mid-2027.
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Appreciation night held in Daysland for Dr. Andries and Martha Niemann an evening of fond reminiscing

The Daysland Hospital Foundation and Town of Daysland hosted an appreciation night for Dr. Andries and Martha Niemann, recognizing their more than 20 years of service. Attendees shared heartfelt stories about their dedication, compassion, and community involvement. Both emphasized their love for the community and gratitude for the support received.
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DaysArts audience wowed by Chris Funk illusions

Chris Funk, the Wonderist, captivated the audience at Daysland's Palace Theatre on March 13 with his humor and remarkable magic. His engaging performance featured audience participation, showcasing his musical talents alongside astonishing illusions. Funk's quick pace and mastery left viewers amazed. DayArts will conclude their season with Jeffrey Straker on April 4.