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Festival hits right notes

Festival hits right notes

The 18th annual Water Valley Celtic Festival saw about 1,100 paying guests entertained by 218 musicians, dancers, storytellers and others.
Benalto moves forward on school options

Benalto moves forward on school options

The pioneer Benalto School permanently closed its doors on June 24 after 87 years of service, but not before parents jumped key hurdles towards creating a new education service for their hamlet.
There's no going back

There's no going back

Twenty years ago when my late wife's career took her to Wyoming and we purchased a small condo in Casper, we signed up for the green energy option on our power bill at an extra cost of about $5 per month.
Torrington history book being released

Torrington history book being released

The Torrington Historical Society is pleased to announce the official unveiling of the Torrington and District History Book 1890-2015.
County looks to own Benalto School

County looks to own Benalto School

The board of the Chinook's Edge School Division will consider a proposal this week to sell the pioneer Benalto School to Red Deer County.
Council updated on MGA review

Council updated on MGA review

The president of the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties (AAMDC) has given Mountain View County council an update on the ongoing efforts to update the Municipal Government Act.
Students enjoy learning history's lessons

Students enjoy learning history's lessons

More than 50 Reed Ranch School students and their teachers visited Heritage Park in Calgary on June 14 to learn first-hand about Alberta's rural past.
Divisions call curriculum update a good move

Divisions call curriculum update a good move

Updating the curriculum in schools across the province is both welcome and in some cases long overdue, says Lissa Steele, associate superintendent of learning services with Chinook's Edge School Division.
Ag shop a great asset, says chairman

Ag shop a great asset, says chairman

Mountain View County's new $2.
After 18 years, Neighbour's Day shelved

After 18 years, Neighbour's Day shelved

It started at the Kurt Browning Arena in Caroline 18 years ago. It moved to the Sundre Arts Centre, then as it grew and needed more space, to the town's back-to-back curling rink and hockey arena.
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