Lougheed holding third Nomination Day since March
Village of Lougheed is holding another Nomination Day, the third since the resignation of councillor Terry Phoenix.
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Lougheed Veteran recognized for service in Korean War
Arnold Meyer of Lougheed and his wife Millie were proud to welcome Leon Benoit, MP for Vegreville-Wainwright, to their home last Friday, Aug 23.
Village tradition alive and well as Lougheed Fair enters its 90th year
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.
Local man faces seizure of Antler collection and is charged with unlawful trafficking of wildlife
Alberta Fish and Wildlife officers announced that they have laid charges against Garland Poyser of Lougheed and his business, which included two counts of unlawfully trafficking in wildlife, one count of possessing wildlife for the purpose of trafficking, and one count of unlawful possession of wildlife.
Hospital Shoots for a Million
Richard Conrad, of the Killam Hospital Foundation, says he’s trying to raise a million dollars, to furnish the new Assisted Living 60 bed facility planned for Killam. According to Conrad, the building won’t come furnished, and the foundation will have to try to come up with the funds they need, “Our purpose is to raise…
Robison must wait until April 11 for judge’s decision on bail
Sawyer Clarke Robison, 27, of Sedgewick appeared in the Killam Courthouse Tuesday, to face 17 charges including the attempted murder of two Killam/Forestburg RCMP officers, with additional weapons charges added including possession of restricted or prohibited loaded handguns, and possession of guns with removed serial numbers. The charges stem from a Feb. 7 standoff with…
Town of Ponoka and a Lougheed company creatively fined by Province for environmental issues.
The Provincial Court of Alberta has handed Smith’s Service (Lougheed) Ltd. a $20,000 penalty after the company pleaded guilty to willfully conducting an activity without approval.