Innisfail News

The sleepy little town of Penhold has grown up, said Penhold mayor Dennis Cooper. He made the comment after a vandalism prevention presentation by Community Peace Officer Dana Jones at Penhold town council's regular meeting on June 10.

Innisfail citizens will soon get the opportunity to weigh in on social needs in the community.

Innisfail RCMP have laid 22 additional charges against a desperate and armed local man following a tense six-hour manhunt last week that ended in the fugitive's dramatic takedown in Bowden -- a police operation that forced Mounties to utilize heavily

The town's plan to move the waste transfer site to the north end of the town yard has angered residents of the Westwood Court Mobile Home Park, a neighbourhood that provides affordable housing for about 250 citizens.

Town council has given the green light to amend the Land Use Bylaw for a private parcel of property along the rail tracks that will now pave the way for the land to be acquired by a new owner but with new conditions to address potential noise and exc

Skydivers at Innisfail's Big Bend Airport held a solemn but heartfelt sky-high tribute for one of their own last week.

The Penhold School of Dance has two great reasons to rejoice this June. On June 1, the school held its10th anniversary dance recital at Red Deer's Memorial Centre and took possession of its new dance studio in Penhold.

Alberta's oldest Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron celebrated history with its 72nd Annual Ceremonial Review Parade on June 7 at the Red Deer Airport.

Well over 1,000 Innisfailians lined Main Street and side avenues on Saturday (June 14) to take in the annual Innisfail Rotary Rodeo Parade. The event, under gorgeous late spring skies, began at 10:30 a.m.

A man wanted in connection to an alleged armed robbery near Innisfail last week was taken into custody shortly after midnight on June 13 following a massive, nearly six-hour manhunt in Bowden.