A bus pilot project between the Town of Sexsmith and MD of Spirit River has been extended. The service started as a two-month pilot project ending Feb. 28. Sexsmith Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) director Naomi Robinson said the service will run for the foreseeable future. “I have heard oodles and oodles of comments […]
Canada Day celebrations will bring the return of some familiar summer celebrations throughout the South Peace. The fun is set to start in Wembley, where the fire department will host its annual pancake breakfast. Lieutenant Kyle Hudson said the crew will be serving up breakfast at 10 a.m. while also hosting summer fun throughout the […]
Alberta is moving towards a dual practice health model starting in September, which means some specialists will be able to perform surgeries outside the public system. Minister of Hospital and Surgical Health Services Adriana LaGrange made the announcement June 18 saying the move will improve access, expand care options for patients, and attract and retain […]
Beaverlodge council moved to approve $200,000 to fund roof repairs at the community centre. Chief Administrative Officer Jeff Johnston said the town moved to expedite the funding after an assessment was made on the roof of the facility in May by Topside Consulting Ltd. “The focus was to evaluate the recreation roof, because we had […]
Thirty-five youths came out to the Beaverlodge Arena last week to try their hand at lacrosse. Over two evenings, youths took part in drills and games to help hone their skills in tossing, catching and checking. Sticks were provided, though youths were asked to bring their own hockey gloves and helmets. Coach Justin Danderfer, who […]
The intersection of 2 Ave. and 10 St. in Beaverlodge will once again be the home to the annual Beaverlodge Art Walk on June 5. It’s set to take place from noon to 8 p.m. with 56 artisan vendors selling their wares during Beaverlodge’s biggest summer bash, while live bands will play until 2 a.m. […]
