Innisfail News

My name is Abby Jackson. I am the club reporter for the West Central Wranglers 4-H Club. We are an equine club with 10 members currently enrolled. Our general leader this year is Terri Leischner.

It has been quite a year for Markerville's Kathleen Raines.

Two former Innisfail students, Courtney Dickson and Emma Heistad, recently received a scholarship from the Innisfail and District Agricultural Society. The sixth annual Dr.

Big city crime has struck Penhold with an early morning drive-by shooting last week and the shutting down of a “notorious” drug house that has plagued law-abiding citizens for several months.

The Salvation Army Thrift Store is again helping Innisfail and area families put brand new items under the Christmas tree this year.

The Salvation Army kicked off its Christmas Kettle Campaign at the end of November, an annual initiative that will benefit the less fortunate in Penhold and Innisfail. The campaign runs from Nov. 19 to Dec.

Scores of kids, as well as many adults, eagerly seized the chance to have pancakes with Santa Claus. The children, with their parents in tow, came to the Innisfail Library/Learning Centre on Nov. 27 from 9 a.m.

After a decade of negotiations, the Innisfail and District Historical Society has finally secured the pioneer home of Isabella Sinclair, the first Caucasian female to settle in Central Alberta.

Frances Cuyler took a trip down memory lane in Penhold last week.

The Innisfail & District Historical Village took advantage of the glorious late fall weather on Nov. 29 to host its annual Christmas at the Village event to mark the start of the holiday season.