Healthy Relationship program to combat bullying in Flagstaff
Flagstaff Initiative to Relationship and Spousal Trauma (FIRST) has developed a new proposal for school-based programming that promotes healthy relationships.
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Forestburg opens Concert Series with World-Class Entertainers, Pear
Pear, who are Lynae and Denis Dufresne accompanied by Craig Bignell, opened the 25th season of the Forestburg Concert Series on Saturday, Nov. 23 at the Forestburg Community Hall.
Daysland holds second annual Christmas in the Country
The Daysland Business Association added a Chili Cookoff to their Christmas in the Country craft fair on Sunday, Nov. 24.
Lougheed Christmas Fair guests greeted with scents of the season
As visitors entered the Lougheed Community Hall on Sunday, Nov. 24 they were greeted with the sight and scent of fresh Christmas greenery, prepared by the Battle River 4-H Club with a variety of sizes and designs available for sale.
Students of CHSPS pledge to help Philippines family members affected by typhoon
Students at Sedgewick Central High and Public School Friday made a pledge to help members of their school family whose immediate family members were devastated by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines.
School Division trustee Jim Andre facing scrutiny over offensive tweets
Newly-elected Battle River School Division trustee Jim Andre, representing West Flagstaff, is under fire after a Twitter account was found under his name containing racist, sexist, and homophobic material. The School Division received an anonymous tip before their Oct. 31 organizational meeting regarding inappropriate tweets reportedly from Andre.
RCMP investigates impaired driving and other offences
The Killam/Forestburg RCMP Detachment initiated a total of 36 files from the week starting Oct. 24 – 31.
Residents ride the Battle River Rail line to Heisler’s sausage supper
The Friends of the Battle River Railway (FBRR) and local residents rode the packed passenger train from Alliance to Heisler to take part in their annual Sausage Supper on Sunday, Oct. 27.
Pretty Boys: men at local dealership don dresses for breast cancer awareness
The men at Campbell-McLennan Chrysler had to man up and put their dresses on after the dealership reached its goal of raising over $1,000 for the “Look Good, Feel Good” Fund for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Killam invaded by Scarecrows in community festival
Killam residents are having some fun and showing their creativity thanks to an idea from Director of Community Services Charlene Jackson for the Killam Scarecrow Festival. “Last year we all went pink,” says Jackson. “This year, we thought we could build on that.”