Innisfail News

Safe Communities Day has one simple message -- #PRACTICESAFETEXT. As part of Safe Communities Day on Oct.

The family of Brooke Aubuchon, the six-year-old local child dying from incurable Batten disease, continues to struggle with their daughter's agonizingly slow deterioration in health, diminishing finances and bad luck.

The Town of Penhold is going family-friendly during National Family Week from October 5 to 12. Julie Dallaire, the town's community services manager, along with partner organizations Penhold S.H.A.R.E.S.

I am 40 years old and I am from Red Deer. My life changed drastically for me in 2011 when a fall left me without the ability to walk.

Ghosts and goblins and all things scary are getting ready for a nocturnal return at the Innisfail and District Historical Village. The village's second annual Halloween Festival will run over two evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct.

Penhold is one step closer to automating its tax certificate process with a recommendation going to administration on investigating available options. During the Sept.

The community is breathing a cautious sigh of relief as town officials have endorsed a new option for the relocation of its waste transfer facility; an issue mired in controversy since last spring when council's first choice was a site beside Westwoo

At 4 p.m. on Sept. 30 the door at Llewellyn Plumbing & Heating closed for the final time. It signalled the end of a 77-year-old Innisfail institution.

Almost three months after getting the go-ahead to set up Innisfail's first professional taxi service, Daryl Frenette is shaking his head in bewilderment.

Innisfail's automobile landscape will be changing in March 2015 with the addition of a new Dodge Chrysler Ram Jeep dealership on the northeast corner of town.