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Flagstaff residents will soon have the opportunity to benefit from a new pilot program that started in Camrose called Camrose Carpool, and is extending to the Flagstaff Region. Lynne Jenkinson, Executive Director at Flagstaff Family and Community Services (FFCS) says she was recently contacted by Camrose Carpool coordinator Nicole Boullione because of the success of…
(as published in the May 22 edition of The Community Press) The Flagstaff Region Featured Business is a monthly newspaper and web feature presented in partnership by Flagstaff County and The Community Press. Flagstaff Crafted Flagstaff Crafted was born of our region’s pride in high-quality local handmade goods. Flagstaff County’s Economic Development team had sought…
(as published in the October 10 edition of The Community Press) The Flagstaff Region Featured Business is a monthly newspaper and web feature presented in partnership by Flagstaff County and The Community Press. Dallas Oberg Auto 4917 50 St., Forestburg 780-582-3530 Hours of operation: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday Dallas Oberg forged…
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You can’t judge a book by its cover. Or a library by just its books. Flagstaff libraries are full of more than shelves of dusty old books — such as weekly preschool programming, monthly Nerf night and an adult programming series that ranges from raising chickens to gardening and much more, says Forestburg Public Library…
On Saturday, September 8, the graduates of Central High Sedgewick Public School class of 2018 held their graduation ceremony at the Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre in Sedgewick. Read more about it here. Below are some of the shots – some that made the paper, many that didn’t – that were captured by The Community…
*Please note: due to a late addition to this week’s paper, this story has been continued onto the web from the front page of the print edition. Below it appears in its full form: The 2018 graduating class of Central High in Sedgewick celebrated the end of one phase of their lives, and the beginning…
(as published in the September 5 edition of The Community Press) The Flagstaff Region Featured Business is a monthly newspaper and web feature presented in partnership by Flagstaff County and The Community Press. BeDevil Enterprises 6301 – 51 Ave. Killam; 780-385-5640 Dan McRae adheres to a straightforward business philosophy that has served him – and his…
(as published in the February 7 edition of The Community Press) Purple Scissor Salon 5011 50th Street, Daysland 780-374-3623 Hours: Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Wednesday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A wooden sign hanging prominently near the front entrance of Purple Scissor Salon reads: “I hope you feel beautiful today.” It’s…
“Cheerio, Cheery-up, Cheer-i-lee.” It’s the sound of spring, and heralds the return of the red-chested robin, a familiar sight in yards throughout the summer. But if it sounds like a robin, and acts like a robin, but looks like something else altogether, is it still a robin? That’s what Lloyd Seidel asked himself when he…