Innisfail News

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.

Innisfail High School honoured the best and brightest students and athletes of the 2013-14 school year on Oct. 9 in the Innisfail Middle School gymnasium.

For the third consecutive year the Innisfail Public Library will be taking a “snapshot” of how important the institution is to the citizens and community.

Innisfail-Sylvan Lake MLA Kerry Towle spoke with seniors at the local seniors drop-in centre on Oct. 8 on seniors' advocacy and hot button issues, including the controversial driving tests SIMARD MD and DriveABLE.

The 55th annual awards at Bowden Grandview School were handed out on Sept. 19 and a trio of Grade 12 students led the way with multiple academic recognitions. Darby McPhee won the Rockin' H Arena Award for the highest academic standing in Grade 12.

A 20-year-old man is serving a six-year sentence for robbery, drug offences and fleeing from police after a dramatic incident that began in Innisfail and ended in Bowden in the spring. Dillon Bristow was convicted Oct.

Years of planning, negotiating and construction culminated in the grand opening of the new Penhold Crossing Secondary School on Oct. 9.

Mounties have arrested and charged a second suspect in Ontario in connection to the attempted murder of a Pine Lake-area man last June – a shooting incident police say was connected to organized crime. On Oct.