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Full house for hospital fundraiser

Full house for hospital fundraiser

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.
Tiny homes welcomed, location questioned

Tiny homes welcomed, location questioned

BOWDEN - Developers are proposing to create a housing development consisting of tiny homes ranging from 384 square feet to 480 square feet next to the Bowden Hotel.
Church plans dinner on Christmas Day

Church plans dinner on Christmas Day

INNISFAIL – This Christmas, CenterPoint Church is opening its doors to the needy, the lonely and those who may be struggling on Christmas Day. “The focus of the church is to be an outward focused church,” said the church's pastor, Gerald Bradbury.
Christmas bureau opens, registrations begin

Christmas bureau opens, registrations begin

INNISFAIL – The Innisfail Christmas Bureau is ready for the Christmas season. The bureau had a little help recently from the Innisfail Eagles, with their annual toy and tuque toss during a home game on Nov. 11. “The outcome has always been great.
Charity Check Stop nets cash

Charity Check Stop nets cash

PENHOLD – Area residents and drivers passing through town reached into their pockets to help support this year’s Penhold Charity Check Stop. The annual event took place along Highway 2A on Nov. 3.
Bowden cannabis consumption bylaw passed

Bowden cannabis consumption bylaw passed

BOWDEN - The Town of Bowden now officially has a cannabis consumption bylaw. And if someone contravenes it, they could be hit with fines ranging from $250 to at least $2,000, depending on the offence. Council passed the bylaw during its Nov.
Kicking off the Christmas season

Kicking off the Christmas season

INNISFAIL – The Christmas season has officially begun. The 2018 Hometown Christmas helped kick off the season of giving on Nov. 17.
Chickened out

Chickened out

INNISFAIL - Town council has rejected pet chickens for the community, and in doing so the credibility of its once heralded public engagement policy may be put into question.
Helping the Innisfail community know God

Helping the Innisfail community know God

INNISFAIL - Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church has welcomed a new priest. Father Liju Jose, 34, has been a part of the local parish since late summer, replacing Father Tom Puslecki, who left Aug. 16.
Christmas shopping starts at the market

Christmas shopping starts at the market

INNISFAIL – With December just around the corner, the Innisfail Christmas Farmers Market is ready to welcome shoppers as they prepare for the upcoming holiday season. The annual market takes place Nov.
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