Innisfail News

Construction on a new school in Penhold must begin by next summer if it’s to open on time, said Superintendent Kurt Sacher from Chinook’s Edge School Division Tuesday.

The Town of Innisfail has approved a joint use agreement with Chinook’s Edge School Division that will allow students and members of the public to use each group’s facilities.

For the fist time in nearly a decade, uniquely created scarecrows will not line the service road on 50th this Thanksgiving weekend. The Scarecrow Festival will be taking a hiatus this year, confirmed Innisfail community facilitator Heather Fletcher.

Innisfail RCMP is investigating after assailant(s) used a four-wheel drive vehicle to pull a bolted-down safe out of the Spruce View post office last month.

Proof of a recent mammogram or cancer donation is enough to get women through the doors of Curves in Innisfail this month.

Penhold council successfully submitted three resolutions at the 2011 Alberta Urban Municipalities Association annual general meeting and policy convention last week.

A 200-year-old celebration from Germany has taken roots in Penhold and will be celebrated this Saturday night at the Penhold Memorial Hall.

Innisfail man ejected from truck, suffers serious injuries Four people from Innisfail were involved in a single vehicle collision early Saturday morning.

The cost of owning a pet is going up in Penhold. Council approved first reading to both a dog and cat bylaw, neither of which have been reviewed in over a decade.

What they lacked in numbers, they made up for in heart. Only about 25 people hit the pavement under sunny skies Sunday for the 31st annual Terry Fox Run, which wound its way along a 5-kilometer loop along a number of Innisfail trails.