Innisfail News

INNISFAIL - Design work on the new horseshoe pits is well underway and the town is also getting the project's finances in order with a plan to secure provincial matching funding.

PENHOLD – For many Penhold residents creating additional green space is worth a slight tax increase in 2019.

PENHOLD – For now Penholders will have limited choice for cannabis in their community.

INNISFAIL - Local Mounties are in the final preparations for their 23rd Annual Innisfail Charity Check Stop. The annual charity check stop will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Dec. 8.

INNISFAIL - A new Alberta Education report that looked at all grades in the Chinook’s Edge School Division highlights welcome progress in high school graduation rates and overall academic achievement, says superintendent Kurt Sacher.

INNISFAIL – More and more people today are taking up tai chi to help improve their overall health and well-being. Innisfail residents are joining in.

INNISFAIL - With the annual wrath of winter knocking on the community door, the town is targeting community groups to help with its valued volunteer-driven Snow Angels program.

PENHOLD – Hundreds of Penhold and area families took in the Christmas spirit and festivities during Penhold’s Community Christmas.

INNISFAIL - Kurt Sacher, the longtime superintendent of the Chinook’s Edge School Division, believes his new role of president of the College of Alberta School Superintendents (CASS) will have benefits for education in the district.

INNISFAIL – People lined up out the doors for beef on a bun. The annual fundraiser by the Innisfail Hospital Auxiliary once again had a full house at the Innisfail Royal Canadian Legion on Nov. 2. “It’s been steady since we started (at 11 a.m.