Innisfail News

Three years, three phases and $8.5 million later the Downtown Revitalization Project is now complete. The Town of Innisfail held an afternoon barbecue on Oct.

For the first time in three years scarecrows have been sighted on the streets of Innisfail and organizer Deb Stoski could not be more pleased.

More than 4,800 Innisfailians smiled during the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Innisfail (BBBSI) Smile Cookie campaign.

Five generations and still going strong, Diamond Four Farms was named the Farm Family of the Year at the Community and Business Awards Gala. Diamond Four Farms Ltd.

Perched atop a hill east of Innisfail Nixon Farms stands tall amongst honey producers supplying retailers in Alberta and Saskatchewan with a quality unpasteurized product.

W.A. Grains & Pulse Solutions is having a banner year. In addition to being named to the top 500 fastest growing Canadian companies list at number 18, W.A.

Innisfail school kids will soon see the return of cuddly, big-eared help.

Innisfail's first fully licensed professional cab service under its new Taxi Bylaw is finally rolling. Four drivers just hired for the new Associated Cab Innisfail came to town hall on Oct.

Tim Howard of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Innisfail (BBBSI) is looking forward to seeing his organization sparkle on Nov. 15 at the Innisfail Royal Canadian Legion.

Penhold's explosive growth, particularly with young children pouring into town at an unprecedented pace, has forced the Chinook's Edge School Division to make major grade reconfigurations at its three learning institutions.