Innisfail News

The curtain may rise on a new adult theatre group in Penhold in 2016. Director Rick Flikkema wants to bring adult one-act productions to the stage. “I thought let's give it a try and see what happens,” said Flikkema.

Tornadoes are powerful and often devastating forces of nature. Students in grades 5 to 8 at Innisfail Middle School learned first hand about tornadoes during a recent presentation by Canadian storm chaser Ricky Forbes.

Innisfail's Zach Smith knows how to turn a disappointing situation into a positive one.

For more than a decade Johns Manville has given to families in need during the Christmas season. This year, the local business continues their spirit of giving with another significant donation of $9,057.

Innisfail businesses continue to step up big to help those in need this Christmas. NWP Industries is one of them ñ raising a total of $2,243 in cash and several bags and boxes of food donations as well.

A recent police drug bust in Innisfail proves Alberta's leading public health problem is dangerously active in town. On Dec.

As residents and staff at Autumn Glen Lodge prepare for the start of construction of a new multi-million dollar replacement facility, there is now a dramatic changing of the guard. On Dec.

My name is Tessa Schaber. I am the club reporter for the Bow-Inn 4-H Beef Club. This year there are 13 people in the club.

There will not be a residential tax rate increase in 2016. At its regular meeting on Dec.

Despite the poor economy during the holiday season Innisfailians continued to show their generosity last Saturday – a record-setting day of giving at the 20th annual Charity Check Stop. Hundreds dropped off food, clothing, toys and cash on Dec.