Innisfail News

The wrongful dismissal trial of the town's former chief administrative officer Roy Brown has been set for April 28 in Didsbury before a provincial court judge.

When it comes to being stars there are none better than cowboys. And that goes even when they're rubbing shoulders with the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio.

The Money Mart in downtown Innisfail was broken into and its ATM machine stolen in the early morning hours last week. It is the second major incident at the business in the past four months. Last October Money Mart was victimized by a bomb scare.

Bowden residents are now shelling out 50 cents more per person to help the town's library keep up with expenses. Town council recently approved a 50-cent increase in per capita funding for the library. “We're currently at $4 per capita.

An Innisfail man is facing 14 charges of possessing stolen property, which include valuable collections of historic hockey cards and comic books. On Feb.

Innisfail has a rising country star in its midst.

Innisfail's first Syrian refugee family has arrived. “It's very exciting news. This is a wonderful privilege,” said Terry Hayden, member of the refugee committee with Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church.

Creativity and innovation will be on display during this week's annual science fair at Innisfail High School. “It gives them an opportunity to look at science outside the textbook.

They skated. They played in the snow. They munched on hotdogs. Most of all, they just came. This year's Family Day celebrations on Feb.

Despite tough economic times and an uncertain future across the province and Central Alberta, Wildrose Leader Brian Jean remains optimistic for better days ahead. The Opposition leader, who spoke at the Innisfail Library/Learning Centre on Feb.