Innisfail News

INNISFAIL - Innisfailians, start your engines.

INNISFAIL – A local woman and her alleged Red Deer male accomplice, fleeing Mounties from Main Street in a stolen truck, were ultimately nabbed in a farmer's field when their vehicle ran out of gas. At about 2:50 a.m. on Aug.

INNISFAIL – This summer's historical Canada 150 celebration at Centennial Park has officially been given a big thumbs-up for success with momentum building to making the holiday party an annual event.

PENHOLD – Various businesses, banks, clubs and services gathered at the Penhold Regional Multiplex for Penhold's Discovery Night.

PENHOLD – It was more than 16 years ago when Kathy Sitter was working at the Fast Gas in town and talking with a friend who suggested she run for town council. Sitter knew nothing about it at the time and shrugged off the suggestion.

INNISFAIL – The town is moving aggressively ahead with an ambitious $573,000 initiative to replace all 3,000 faulty water meter registers in the community with high-tech units designed to give citizens and businesses more peace of mind and greater co

PENHOLD - Seven homes in Penhold were evacuated Saturday evening (Sept. 2) following a report of arcing power lines and a grass fire along Minto Street inside Penhold Estates trailer court. Shortly before 8:30 p.m.

WINNIPEG - When Lori Jean Meixner was visiting Winnipeg as a child there was a curious conversation during a game of Canasta between her grandmother Jean and several ladies she still vividly remembers today.

PENHOLD – The success of the Penhold Fire Cadet program continues. Two cadets graduated from the program this year in a ceremony at Penhold Crossing Secondary School on June 22.

PENHOLD – Town council passed a bylaw on July 10 to prepare for the fall municipal election. Penholders will once again be allowed to use electronic voting machines, a practice used successfully in the past three elections.