Innisfail News

PENHOLD - RCMP are investigating a suspicious holiday season vehicle fire that occurred at a Penhold intersection. Penhold firefighters were called to the intersection of Minto Street and Robinson Avenue shortly after 3 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 22.

PENHOLD – The town is considering solar panels for the Penhold Regional Multiplex. A presentation by CBI Solar was made to council in November at a workshop meeting.

INNISFAIL – It was not a good ending to 2018 for the Innisfail Ski Hill. Innisfail RCMP are still investigating a break-in at the skill hill chalet that is thought to have taken place sometime between 10:30 p.m. on the evening of Dec.

BOWDEN - A fire that broke out in a workshop south of Bowden just after Christmas remains under investigation, but the cause of the blaze is not deemed to be suspicious.

INNISFAIL - At long last reliable two-way regional transit service to the City of Red Deer will be officially launched on Jan. 14.

INNISFAIL - A fire at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church could not spoil Christmas for Innisfail’s Catholic community. A fire broke out at the church sometime after 9:00 a.m. on the morning of Saturday, Dec. 22. “It was Saturday morning.

BOWDEN - Mayor Robb Stuart says in 2019 the town will carry on with its efforts to lure business; efforts that bore fruit this year when a handful of businesses opened on the main street.

INNISFAIL – Jillian McLerie knows the work, time and effort it takes to be a champion.

INNISFAIL - When this newspaper broke the tragic story of Mikey the cat last June it went national. It was a story that painfully pulled on the heartstrings of every pet lover in Innisfail and beyond.

INNISFAIL – Everyone can do their part to ensure school bus safety. Thanks to Innisfail Middle School student Taytum Attwell that message is being heard loud and clear.