Innisfail News

One of Innisfail's biggest spiritual hearts is bidding farewell. Father Adam Daniluk of the Our Lady of Peace Parish is leaving town to lead St. Stephen's Catholic Church in Olds. He will also be responsible for the affairs of St.

The original plan by John Schneider was for a quick operation that would pave the way for future prosperity for his business.

Innisfail school kids have stepped up to the plate against bullying. The Sept. 17 “Wear Orange Day”, initiated by Talitha Watkinson – president of the Innisfail Minor Football Association – is being considered an overwhelming success.

For the second time in four months burglars have targeted the same local house. Innisfail RCMP Cpl. Don Morrish said Mounties received a report of a residential break-in in the 51 Avenue and 40 Street area shortly before 6 p.m. on Sept. 12.

One might think there was a curse of some kind when Innisfail dancers Kayla Ainscough and Madison Puttee both sustained leg injuries on the same day during their final competition.

Five years ago when Brian Ingham's parents went on a three-week holiday, the 18-year-old took charge of the family's storied Geo. T. Ingham & Son Jewellers store.

Organizers for the third annual Weekend of Wheels this past weekend are hailing it as a huge success, with it featuring new and old events for Innisfailians and guests from all over Central Alberta.

It may not be the Julliard School of the arts, but it will be a drama workshop for all those who have been on stage and loved it, and for those who've always wanted to experience and experiment with acting for the first time.

The Innisfail Public Library received some new books and a visit from the Alberta Prairie Classroom On Wheels (COW) bus that was made possible by the Centre for Family Literacy, an organization out of Edmonton.

Music will fill the air of Centennial Park on the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 17, when the newly formed Innisfail Healthy Living Team hosts its inaugural event, a community jam session.