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The first Lougheed Fair was held Oct. 10, 1919, under the auspices of the Goose Creek Agricultural Society. The next 23 years saw the annual fair fall on the first Wednesday in August, then after 1941 the fair was discontinued until after the war.
The first round of playoffs in the Battle River Baseball League got underway Thursday, July 4.
Newspapers are alive and well in Canada. Eight in 10 Canadians have read a newspaper in the last week in print or on a newspaper site. And each day, more than half of Canadians read.
Telus is warning Canadians about a surge in a common phone scam. Telus is working to protect its customers from the fraudulent phone calls, which are affecting wireless and landline customers including businesses, primarily in B.C. and Alberta.
The Battle River Baseball League wrapped up the regular season on Wednesday, June 26.
Many bottles of water and sunscreen were used to combat the heat during Daysland’s Canada Day celebration on Monday, July 1.
The town of Sedgewick held their 103rd annual Sports Day and Canada Day celebration on Monday, July 1 in Sedgewick.
On Monday, July 1, hundreds flocked to Alliance to take part in their 97th Canada Day celebration.
On June 26, police responded to a report of multiple Breaks and Enters to sheds at the Sedgewick Golf course, where a total of seven sheds were broken into, with the locks pried off. The list of items stolen include a Taylormade R7 driver, Taylormade fairway wood, Callaway X20 3-PW irons, Titelist 52 and 56…
This week’s Community Press features a complaint about road conditions on Highway 861 south of the Battle River Bridge in the form of a letter to the editor.
The Sedgewick Lions Club and local volunteers recently installed a set of swings at the Lions Tire Park