Innisfail News

The Town of Penhold has applied for funding under the Alberta Community Partnership program to help with the proposed multi-million-dollar regional outdoor recreation and wellness area.

Sandy Sommerville experienced more in a few years during the Second World War than many people will experience in a lifetime. After joining the army in Calgary on Feb.

Town council has approved the subdivision report for the new Napoleon Lake West residential development.

Penhold and area residents can enjoy some outdoor winter fun this weekend with Winterfest. The annual event put on by the Town of Penhold is taking place on Feb. 6 between 1 and 3 p.m. at the Outdoor Ice Shack.

A marketing plan to boost the sale of lots in the new residential subdivisions of Hazelwood Estates and Napoleon Meadows has been green-lighted by town council. The lot prices in both subdivisions will be the same this year as in 2015.

Books, authors, illustrators and plenty of reading were served up as Innisfail's glorious recipe for locals to celebrate this year's Family Literacy Day. The national event is celebrated every year on Jan.

The Innisfail Royal Canadian Legion is spicing things up for Valentine's Day this year with a murder mystery dinner theatre presentation.

Former chief administrative officer Roy Brown is suing the Town of Didsbury in small claims court for four months of salary and benefits for allegedly terminating his employment contract without cause.

Penhold council has approved a new policy and fee structure for the use of the new digital sign near the corner of highways 2A and 42.

Town council has given the go-ahead to Discovery Wildlife Park to develop a 66-unit campground on nearly nine acres of land at the northeast corner of the zoo's 90-acre property.