Innisfail News

The demand for service at the Innisfail and District Food Bank remains high but not as much as first suspected. “At the end of December we were up 17 per cent, so we have dropped a little bit.

With the snow and cold gone, it's time for some spring cleaning. Members of the Innisfail Nails, Needles, and Noses 4-H Club are once again helping clean up area highways this spring.

Innisfail's 2016 Tax Rate Bylaw has been passed without any changes to town council's decision late last year to hold the line on municipal taxes.

Fresh off the bus from a performance the night before in St. Paul, Paul Musaali is busy preparing for the next show at the Innisfail Alliance Church. The equipment has been hauled in.

From fame and success in Tinseltown to the horrifying throes of drug and alcohol addiction, and now along the ongoing soul-searching path of recovery and redemption. That is what Dwayne Higgins has experienced.

Innisfail is dialing into a “one-time opportunity” to have access to a growing provincial information and referral phone service.

Members of the 7 Penhold Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron shared their time and friendship when they stopped by Innisfail's Rosefield Centre last week. “We're here visiting with the seniors.

Innisfail residents are being asked to roll up their sleeves and give the gift of life. “Giving blood is easy,” said Davida Delidais of Canadian Blood Services. “You must be 17 years and older and be in good general health.

The kids with the funny hats, those delightful skateboarding and BMX riding dudes with attitudes, have resoundingly proved they are all in.

Innisfail council has agreed to fund an administration plan at a cost of $61,000 to pave a town-owned gravel parking lot across the alley behind the municipal office.