Innisfail News

For the first time ever Innisfail resident Pat Coupland strongly believes it is time to put an end to bullying, an issue that has been at the forefront of the community for the last six weeks.

Penhold's all-candidates election forum revealed a strong desire by the community to move away from fractious bickering and the resulting negative public image, and towards a more positive outlook for the future.

The wife of a man who murdered an oil executive 15 years ago has filed a lawsuit against the family who bought the property northwest of Olds where the murder took place.

Water woes have drained communities around the globe, but the Innisfail Middle School Mustangs had no shortage of enthusiasm when it came to learning about how to mop up water and sanitation problems.

Innisfail Family Day Home Society spokesperson Reshann Butts wants to teach children how to reward their peers by recognizing individual accomplishments and focusing on positive behaviour.

Alberta Transportation was still aiming as of last week to have a new access system for motorists entering Highway 2 from Highway 27 finished by Oct.

A push to create a Charity House that would house several charities and non-profit groups under one roof could dramatically change the way business is being done for people utilizing support services in town.

The Penhold Fire Department may soon have a new weapon in its arsenal.

The man charged in the 2011 bombing murder of Vicky Shachtay has been ordered to stand trial. Following a three-week preliminary inquiry, Brian Malley, who is charged with the first-degree bombing murder of Shachtay on Nov.

After no raises for councillors in more than 10 years, Bowden council is turning to the public to determine if a bump is needed in the remuneration rates for councillors and the mayor. At its Sept.