Innisfail News

INNISFAIL - The alarm has been raised again over water bill issues in the community.

Latest donation figures from the Innisfail and District Food Bank show locals have been extraordinarily generous even during tough recessionary times.

The town has formally decided to purchase a new chiller to make ice for both surfaces at the Innisfail Arena. At town council's Jan.

INNISFAIL - Local seniors say they are satisfied with the community's outdoor spaces and buildings as well as the respect they receive from other citizens, but improvements ought to be made with housing, transportation, communication and a sense of i

INNISFAIL - Big Brothers Big Sisters of Prairies to Peaks and the Innisfail Kinsmen Club are joining efforts to help raise money for the community, including the new skatepark.

INNISFAIL - The first Family Literacy Festival at the Innisfail Library/Learning Centre embraced family, literacy and learning.

PENHOLD - The Town of Penhold is asking Alberta Transportation to look into traffic concerns in the town. "If we can't get the minister to come to us, we'll go to the minister," said Mayor Dennis Cooper.

A 24-year-old Bowden man is due in court in Red Deer on March 1 in regard to a break-in and a stolen vehicle. Zachariah Shawn Bodman faces three charges in connection with the incident, which occurred Jan. 14.

BOWDEN - A man charged in connection with an incident in which a bullet was fired through a home and into a Bowden apartment building is due back in court late next month.

BOWDEN - Town council has endorsed a pitch by a FortisAlberta representative to replace street lights with new, more efficient LED street lights.