Innisfail News

The Innisfail Historical Village is putting on a spooky show with this year's edition of the popular ghost walks on Friday nights. This year's remaining walks will run July 27, August 10, 17 and 24.

Property auction upcoming Four properties could go up for auction in the fall if taxes aren't paid. Council agreed last week to market value reserve bids on four properties because property owners haven't paid their taxes in three years.

Local inline hockey player, Jordan Rathwell, just came back from California where he spent the week competing at the Amateur Athletic Junior Olympics International tournament.

The humidity that marked last week's summer weather debut is forecasted to be on its way out according to a senior climatologist with Environment Canada.

Penhold's town council has decided to take the step of calling Municipal Affairs in for a municipal inspection review rather than wait for a petition asking for the same to be submitted.

The whistle will continue to blow through Innisfail. Council resolved not to pursue a whistle cessation initiative with Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. during the July 9 meeting.

Despite their loss against Cochrane in the Kraft Celebration Tour last week, members of the Innisfail Minor Football Association hope to keep the momentum of support they drummed up last week continuing.

Things are heating up at the Innisfail Historical Village this Saturday with the second annual chili cook-off. Debbie Becker Matthie, village manager, said new this year is a fiddler jamboree that will play during the afternoon event.

The new Innisfail fire hall is getting closer to completion. “It's pretty soon,” said John Syroid, the Innisfail fire chief. He couldn't give an exact move-in date but said there's just a few things left before the department can occupy the space.