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Our Lady of Peace celebrates 110 years

Our Lady of Peace celebrates 110 years

Innisfail's Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church celebrated 110 years of service to the community with its 30th annual turkey dinner. On Sept.
Sew and Sews rallies for victims services

Sew and Sews rallies for victims services

A group of local seniors is working to keep Innisfail and District Victim Services clients supplied with warm handmade quilts.
Saved from the wild

Saved from the wild

Less than five months ago the chances of survival for baby timber wolves Nissa and Lupe were grim. Their mother was shot and killed in the Edmonton area. They were alone.
Meth suspect nabbed in assault

Meth suspect nabbed in assault

Innisfail RCMP have laid 13 charges against a meth-using suspect teen allegedly connected to a potentially deadly incident that saw a rural homeowner being run over and his son rammed repeatedly by the fleeing suspect's stolen vehicle.
Towle calls for increased home care

Towle calls for increased home care

Innisfail-Sylvan Lake MLA Kerry Towle is calling for more home care to deal with a huge increase in the seniors population in Alberta, expected over the next 10 years or so.
Peace Lutheran hosts Fun-Raiser

Peace Lutheran hosts Fun-Raiser

The third annual Peace Lutheran Fun-Raiser Fashion Show and Silent Auction will hit the Royal Canadian Legion stage on Oct. 3.
Exploring arts and culture in Central Alberta

Exploring arts and culture in Central Alberta

With the onset of fall, the seventh annual Alberta Culture Days are quickly approaching, and the Innisfail public library is once again preparing to join in the celebration. The event, which will take place provincewide beginning Sept.
Scotiabank sponsors local Terry Fox Run

Scotiabank sponsors local Terry Fox Run

Innisfail Scotiabank is teaming up with École Innisfail Middle School for this week's annual Terry Fox Run. Along with École John Wilson Elementary School, École Innisfail Middle School, St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School and Innisfail Jr./Sr.
Buzzing bees force Kemp roof repairs

Buzzing bees force Kemp roof repairs

An investigation into an early spring buzzing bee problem at the historic Kemp House has forced town council to approve spending of more than $21,000 to fix the problem.
Town trail plan supported

Town trail plan supported

The Town of Penhold and the Central Alberta Regional Trail System (CARTS) are joining forces to create a trail system in Penhold as new residential areas are being developed.
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