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4-H celebrates 100 years in the province
Posted on January 13, 2017J.W. Schnarr Southern Alberta Newspapers 4-H clubs from across southern Alberta celebrated the club's provincial centennial anniversary on Saturday. About 30 clubs came together for… Read More »
Open Farm Days breaks records
Posted on January 5, 2017Dave Mabell Southern Alberta Newspapers Looking for some warm-weather memories? Organizers say the 2016 edition of "Open Farm Days" broke all records. Visits were up… Read More »
Byelection named No. 1 for 2016
Posted on January 5, 2017Peggy Revell Southern Alberta Newspapers An untimely death, a byelection that caught the nation's eye, and Medicine Hat-Cardston-Warner staying steadfastly true Conservative blue. It is… Read More »
Fine and probation for assault near Raymond
Posted on January 5, 2017Southern Alberta Newspapers On Dec. 20, Mitchell James Crombez pled guilty to assault with a weapon in Taber provincial court. Crombez was sentenced to a… Read More »
Avoid frauds and scams this Christmas
Posted on December 8, 2016J.W. Schnarr Southern Alberta Newspapers ‘Tis the season to eat, drink, and be wary as online and telephone scams ramp up for the holiday season.… Read More »
Kainai Marketplace fulfils healthy need on Blood Reserve
Posted on December 8, 2016Tijana Martin Southern Alberta Newspapers A 45-minute commute is not something residents of Lethbridge usually have to endure to get healthy, fresh, groceries. However, that… Read More »
Legion honours fallen members
Posted on December 8, 2016Tijana Martin Southern Alberta Newspapers The Royal Canadian Legion General Stewart Branch #4 lost 41 of its veterans in the past year. On Saturday, members… Read More »
Blood Tribe Chief, Council sworn in
Posted on December 7, 2016J.W. Schnarr Southern Alberta Newspapers Blood Tribe Chief and Council were officially sworn in on Friday. A special ceremony at the Kainai Multi-Purpose Centre in… Read More »
Magrath council updated on museum
Posted on November 26, 2016By J.W. Schnarr Westwind Weekly News The Magrath Museum expansion and an increase in requested funding were part of a presentation made to council by… Read More »
Raymond council considers parking woes at RES
Posted on November 26, 2016By J.W. Schnarr Westwind Weekly News Parents of young children at Raymond Elementary School are looking for a solution to what they say is an… Read More »