Innisfail News

It's no April Fool's Day joke. It will start to get less winterish and warmer as of today, declares Environment Canada meteorologist Dan Kulak.

Town council has given first reading to the 2014 Property Tax Bylaw and while there is a zero per cent tax increase for residents, property owners will still see a three to five per cent jump on residential tax bills due to assessment growth.

Burglars struck the new Subway restaurant and Penhold IDA Pharmacy – hours before the drugstore was scheduled to open its doors for the first time. Innisfail RCMP Cpl.

You are never too old to do taxes.

Penhold is proudly heralding its new downtown core and it's still getting bigger. Last month on Feb.

Innisfail and area volunteers are joining in celebrating National Volunteer Week 2014 that will include a dinner hosted by Innisfail's Family Community Support Services (FCSS).

The Innisfail Eagles may have already gone through the proverbial cleaning out of the lockers act as a means to officially mark the end of the season but senior team officials are already looking ahead to next year.

The town had a $411,000 budget surplus in 2013 and it's now being targeted for five priority projects. “We usually have a surplus. We always have a contingency.

Mountain View Publishing scribe Tim Lasiuta is now scribbling pulp fiction tales about spooks.

Red Deer County is about to take a more active role in the local business community with its decision to investigate the Innisfail and District Chamber of Commerce.