Kleskun Hill Museum Society president Jim Robertson says that following the society’s annual general meeting on Feb. 1, the society is planning to open the museum’s doors again in the early part of May. Over the past few years, Robertson says that the museum was open on an “as needed” basis. “If people wanted to […]
Four murals and other artistic ambitions are in the plans of the Beaverlodge Mural Foundation for the next year. These include a mural west of Anna’s Pizza by artist Helen Teichroeb, as well as murals created by the Beaverlodge Art Club, the Beaverlodge Regional High School art class, and award-winning artist Suzanne Sandboe. The mural […]
Following a $500,000 grant presentation last month, the doors of the La Glace arena project are finally open to the public, albeit in an unexpected way. On Jan. 27, the province provided more than $700,000 in funding for three community projects in the County of Grande Prairie through the Community Facility Enhancement (CEFP) grant. Grande […]
The province is investing $15 million into low-income transit programs, with $6 million tagged to support operating costs in communities across Alberta. The new funding is meant to make life more affordable as costs rise in the province. The City of Grande Prairie has approximately 700 riders utilizing accessible transit, the city said in a […]
Three young Beaverlodge football players are moving forward in their football career. Jake Mickaniuk and Broden Hotte have joined the ranks of the Alberta Selects Football team, while Linden Boschman is currently on the 14U University of Alberta Golden Bears Selects. Left to right, Broden Hotte,Jake Mickaniuk, and Linden Boschman. (Photos Supplied) Jake and Linden […]