Innisfail News

INNISFAIL -- The Innisfail Eagles are about to officially sign their first lease agreement with the town for their new dressing room.

INNISFAIL – A year ago the future of the pioneer Sinclair House appeared grim. The Innisfail and District Historical Society had all but given up trying to save the 125-year-old home due to insufficient restoration funds.

INNISFAIL – Christmas traditions are often an important part of the holiday season.

INNISFAIL – Parishioners and Innisfail and area residents enjoyed a Christmas Tea at St. Mark's Anglican Church. The fundraising event was held at the church hall on Nov. 25.

PENHOLD – A local woman was seriously injured and had to have her dog destroyed after a hit-and-run driver smashed into them at dusk in a low visibility area of town. Innisfail RCMP Sgt. Lori Eiler said at about 5 p.m. on Nov.

INNISFAIL – For the third year in a row town council is aiming for a zero per cent tax increase for local property owners.

INNISFAIL – Santa Claus greeted dozens of Innisfail and area families during the Breakfast with Santa at the Innisfail Library/Learning Centre. The annual event is hosted by the Innisfail Kinsmen Club and raises funds for cystic fibrosis.

PENHOLD – The town is looking into increased lighting around parts of Penhold, after receiving several concerns over dark areas. “Sometime over the past year Fortis came into town and replaced all of our streetlights with LED lights.

Find out who is the best of the best in this year's Innisfail Province Reader's Choice Awards

MARKERVILLE – The pioneer home of a legendary buttermaker, who quietly made his mark in the pioneer Icelandic hamlet and then in Innisfail as a businessman and mayor, will be preserved for the generations ahead.