Innisfail News

History was made in Penhold with the grand opening of Hawkridge Market Square on May 23 with business owners and members of the public in attendance. “We're kicking off Hawkridge Market Square in a unique way,” said Penhold mayor Dennis Cooper.

A Penhold woman has turned herself in to police in relation to the death of an 18-year-old Penhold longboarder on Highway 592.

Town council has approved a 10 per cent recreational facility user fee hike for the seasonal farmers market and the annual Innisfail & District Chamber of Commerce Trade Show. The user fee hikes for both groups follows council's approval on Jan.

The shared Ecole John Wilson/St. Marguerite Bourgeoys playground is $6,000 closer to fruition after Fourlane Ford and Ford of Canada partnered in a unique fundraising effort.

With outside taxi companies fuming over Innisfail's new Business Licensing Bylaw the town not only refuses to retreat, it's now setting its sights on out-of-town realty companies. “I am actually in the process of doing that as we speak.

Innisfail Historical Village will soon be transformed with the 10th Annual Vintage, Classic and Specialty Vehicle Show and grand opening on May 24.

German university student intern Ann-Marie Kratz is a long way from home.

The Innisfail Royal Canadian Legion was the recent site to celebrate the military service and special day for a reluctant war hero.

Town council has thrown its support behind a quartet of major civic events in June, including the annual Innisfail Rotary Rodeo Parade.

When disaster strikes you can never be too prepared. The Canadian Red Cross, on the heels of many disasters in Canada last year, is encouraging Albertans to take steps to be ready for the unexpected.