Innisfail News

J.J. Beauchamp is travelling to Brazil to offer the South American country alternative strategies to overcome social problems.

A former Innisfail teen who was gang bullied and beaten last year in a local park has finally seen justice served. An adult male assailant, charged with assault with a weapon against 15-year-old Aidan Remple, pleaded guilty on Oct. 24 to the offence in Red Deer provincial court.

Despite an early winter storm, TELUS' fibre optic construction goal is still 75 per cent completion before the build season is complete for the year.

Poplar Grove Court's Florence Hughes is turning 100 on Nov. 29.

Local seniors have an opportunity to learn about gluten free diets and celiac disease from registered dietician Taressa Waye of Alberta Health Services at the Innisfail Seniors Drop-In Centre on Nov. 12.

Penhold council has waived the massive firefighting bill against Wild Rose Manor owner Jim Guilbault, whose 18-unit apartment building was destroyed last spring by a devastating fire. During the regular Oct.

Innisfail High School (IHS) students achieved above-average results in last June's provincial exams, marks that are earning the praise of Chinook's Edge School Division.

While the weather outside may be cold and frightful, the talented folks of Innisfail Town Theater are preparing to heat things up at the Ol' Moose Hall this season with their fall production, Bedtime Stories by Norm Foster.

The Town of Penhold's construction-related fee structures will be increased in 2015 after a three-year period of holding the line.

An overflowing crowd of more than 600 Innisfailians packed the Royal Canadian Legion Auditorium to honour the fallen at this year's Remembrance Day Ceremony.