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July will see Canadian rock band Trooper perform in Sedgewick. As part of their new strategic plan to enhance the quality of life for residents, and attract more visitors to take advantage of Sedgewick’s recreational facilities, the concert is being seen as a means to an end, “Council is putting its best foot forward, making…
The Highway 14 Roller Derby Association hosted their Spring Fling VI event on Saturday, May 26 at the Killam Arena. The event brought live roller derby action as juniors, women, and mixed teams competed in different events through the afternoon. Getting the stars through the pack garners points for each team, but isn’t easy, as…
Sixteen graduates celebrated the pinnacle of their school careers on Friday, May 11 during the Forestburg School Graduation ceremonies with family and friends. Back row, from left: Wyatt Albrecht, Tate Feddema, Tyler Volk, Kurtis Lunty, Jadyn Horton, Riley Maschke, Keaton Martz, Tucker McMahon, Kole Streich, Wyatt Williamson. Front row: Jayden Knodel, Anna Robinson, Falyn Oberg,…
“Learn from yesterday, live for today, dream for tomorrow,” was the Daysland School’s graduating Class of 2018’s theme on Friday, May 4, when 20 grads took to the stage for the Spring Exercises. Above: Brett Zimmel and mom Tannis enjoy a dance after the exercises. Originally published in the May 9 edition of The Community…
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The Town of Sedgewick announced Tuesday that Wild Rose Co-op has secured the naming rights to the Town’s multi-use recreation centre. While the “Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre” may enjoy a new moniker, it will remain a leading facility within the region in delivering recreational and cultural services and hosting the user groups and events…
The Flagstaff Kids Connection Daycare can now offer 31 daycare spots at $25 per day thanks to a grant from the Province of Alberta. The Killam facility is one of 82 locations in the province where existing programming will soon transition to $25-a-day child care. “Families shouldn’t have to choose between buying groceries and being…
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Despite the frigid temperatures, the Palace Theatre in Daysland was a hot place to be on Thursday, Jan. 11 as DaysArts presented the third act in their 2017-18 Concert Series, The Blake Reid Band, and the audience was drawn in by great music and storytelling. Reid knows how to connect with an audience, especially a…