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Lougheed Mayor Deb Smith chaired an Open House meeting with Council on Thursday, May 2, to present the village’s 2012 Financial Statement, 2013 Budget, and the village’s Strategic Plan for 2013-14.
The Hardisty UCW had an early Mother’s Day Strawberry Tea at the United Church on Saturday, May 4, followed by a concert from the River Hills Chorus, based out of Wainwright.
On Apr. 27, the Killam/Forestburg RCMP Detachment was asked to investigate a 911 Emergency call. During the call, nothing was said, and police now have the responsibility to ensure the person who called is okay.
The Town of Sedgewick held a town hall meeting at the Sedgewick Hall on Thursday, May 2.
In January of this year, on the recommendation of School Superintendent Dr. Larry Payne, the Battle River School Division (BRSD) trustees voted to consider possible closure of both the Rosalind and Lougheed Schools, with each motion passing in a 5-3 vote, recording opposing votes coming from Chair Doug Bowie, Vice-Chair Peter Miller, and each of…
The annual Battle River Art Club Show and Sale, held Saturday, Apr. 27 at the Sedgewick Legion, rewarded visitors with an impressive display of art from local artists.
After 48 years, the members of the Iron Creek Fish and Game Association have decided to disband.
A recent CBC television show featuring a CBC-conducted rating of all hospitals in Canada, rated the Daysland Health Care Centre as the eighth worst hospital in Canada, causing some outrage and concern in that town and beyond.
During a special evening held Saturday, Apr. 27 in Killam, the Hall of Fame Committee, a self-supporting offshoot of the Killam Chamber of Commerce, inducted four people to their Hall of Fame, including two historical and two contemporary inductees. The following is a longer version than what we had room for in the paper this…