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Local man steamed after latest hit-and-run

Local man steamed after latest hit-and-run

An Innisfail man is looking for answers after the second hit-and-run incident on his property in less than a year.
Thank-you and Goodbye

Thank-you and Goodbye

When I wrote my first editorial introducing myself to Innisfail I was a brand new reporter, straight out of Journalism school telling a story about how I walked into the office for my first day, terrified and with coffee spilled all over my pants.
Locals run for Alberta Party candidacy

Locals run for Alberta Party candidacy

After she began her search for a new political home more than a year ago, Penhold resident Danielle Klooster, found her way to the Alberta Party.
RCMP investigating collision

RCMP investigating collision

Innisfail RCMP is investigating a collision between a Chevrolet pick up truck and a CP Rail train that took place Sunday afternoon just north of Innisfail. At approximately 1:15 p.m.
PENHOLD COUNCIL

PENHOLD COUNCIL

Penhold Town Council met for it's regular public meeting on Tuesday, May 24 at the council chambers in the Penhold Regional Multiplex.
Innisfail Council

Innisfail Council

Public works facility contract awarded to Red Deer company A contract to build a new public works facility for the Town of Innisfail has been awarded to Red Deer's Shunda Consulting and Construction Management Ltd.
Penhold fire chief pitching $3,000 provincial tax break

Penhold fire chief pitching $3,000 provincial tax break

Penhold’s fire chief says a proposed provincial tax break would go a long way to addressing the problem of the recruitment and retention of volunteer firefighters across the province.
Volunteers still needed for Relay for Life

Volunteers still needed for Relay for Life

Although many of the final arrangements for the second annual Innisfail Relay for Life have already been made, organizers are still looking for teams interested in participating or individuals willing to work as volunteers.
Innisfail residents rally for Slave Lake

Innisfail residents rally for Slave Lake

Just more than two weeks after a devastating fire destroyed close to one third of the Town of Slave Lake, residents who have a home to return to have started making their way back to the northern Alberta town.
Recycling program begins tomorrow

Recycling program begins tomorrow

Innisfail is about to get a little greener. The town’s curbside recycling green box program, which was approved by town council in April, officially gets underway tomorrow.
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