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Council approves 2016 utility rates

Council approves 2016 utility rates

The average homeowner in Innisfail will see an increase of about three per cent in their utility bills this year. On Jan.
Burglars steal 'unique' family treasures

Burglars steal 'unique' family treasures

Thieves broke into an upscale Aspen Heights home earlier this month and stole a variety of valuable family items.
New major leads the bagpipes

New major leads the bagpipes

The Innisfail Legion Pipe Band has a new pipe major at the helm. Bryn Chambers has been part of the Innisfail community for eight years and a member of the pipe band for the past five.
Housing project approved at Napoleon Lake

Housing project approved at Napoleon Lake

A quarter-century dream to develop the west and north sides of Napoleon Lake has taken a big step towards reality, despite concerns from nearby residents the 28-acre project could adversely impact its pristine natural integrity.
Robbery suspect and woman denied bail

Robbery suspect and woman denied bail

A Central Alberta man, a suspect in armed robberies in Olds and Red Deer, was denied bail along with a teenage woman by a Red Deer judge last week.
Armed robbery suspect, companion denied bail

Armed robbery suspect, companion denied bail

A Central Alberta man, a suspect in armed robberies in Olds and Red Deer, was denied bail along with a teenage girl by a Red Deer judge last week.
Elks stepping up for communities

Elks stepping up for communities

Quietly and humbly, the Gwendale Elks club has made two important donations in the communities of Innisfail and Penhold with a goal of making a positive difference towards improved literacy and access to local programming.
Nasty vandals strike at Innisfail Ski Hill

Nasty vandals strike at Innisfail Ski Hill

Nasty mischief-makers were out last week at the Innisfail Ski Hill. They cut the ski hill's tow rope in two places, one of them completely through.
New resources for region's ambulance service

New resources for region's ambulance service

Alberta Health Services (AHS) is adding new resources in the Central zone to help free up ambulances to respond to emergencies. AHS has signed an agreement with Associated Ambulance to provide non-ambulance transport (NAT) service, which began Jan.
Crackdown on illegal 'gypsy' cabs

Crackdown on illegal 'gypsy' cabs

Fifteen months after the town welcomed its first-ever professional taxi service an illegal cabbie problem is causing havoc.
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