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Innisfail teen facing theft charges

Innisfail teen facing theft charges

INNISFAIL -- A local teen is facing theft and possession of stolen property charges following a bust in connection to a stolen vehicle. At about 1:30 a.m.
Campground cannabis rules still up in the air

Campground cannabis rules still up in the air

INNISFAIL -- Campers wanting to smoke cannabis legally for the first time at Anthony Henday Campground will have to follow special rules. However, those rules still need to be clarified before the 2019 outdoor season begins.
EQUS ready for its long-awaited move

EQUS ready for its long-awaited move

INNISFAIL - Shovels will soon be in the ground on the east side of town for the construction of a multi-million-dollar state-of-the-art corporate headquarters for EQUS. The new building at a two-and-a-half-acre site at 5120 - 40th Ave.
Learning the art of news writing

Learning the art of news writing

INNISFAIL – There are several components to writing a good news story.
Trio busted in stolen vehicle near Penhold

Trio busted in stolen vehicle near Penhold

PENHOLD -- Three males, including an Innisfailian, are facing theft and stolen property charges in connection to a stolen vehicle discovered by police in a rural area last week. At about 11:30 p.m. on Feb.
Penhold house fire forces family evacuation

Penhold house fire forces family evacuation

PENHOLD - A faulty bathroom exhaust fan is being cited as the probable cause for a house fire that forced the evacuation of a family of six and caused $20,000 damage to the home. Shortly after 6 p.m.
Bowden could have new CAO in a month

Bowden could have new CAO in a month

BOWDEN -- Town council should know who their permanent chief administrative officer (CAO) is In about a month or so, Mayor Robb Stuart says.
Options and opportunities to further your education

Options and opportunities to further your education

Students' hard work on display at Science Fair

Students' hard work on display at Science Fair

INNISFAIL – The what, how and why of science were on display at Innisfail High School’s annual Science Fair. During the one-day event at the school on Feb.
Region struck by earthquake

Region struck by earthquake

INNISFAIL – It was a shaky start to the workweek for many in Central Alberta. “There was a boom and my house shook,” said Patty Connon, receptionist with the Town of Innisfail. “I didn’t know what it was.
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