Innisfail News

BOWDEN - Two developers who want to develop 14 tiny homes in property adjacent to the Bowden Hotel met with council on Nov. 26.

INNISFAIL - Plans are in the works to finally adorn the southwest corner of the Main Street and Highway 2A intersection with a modern electronic entranceway sign, one that could be up to a dozen feet tall and feature a two-minute loop of 20 local bus

INNISFAIL - The CP Holiday Train is returning to Innisfail. This year the CP Holiday Train will feature Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame artist Terri Clark, as well as Sierra Noble and Kelly Prescott. The train arrives in Innisfail Dec.

INNISFAIL – With farmers markets continuing to be a popular attraction across Alberta the town wants to ensure there is still room for their own to find more growth, prosperity and ways to deal with challenges.

INNISFAIL – A local man is facing arson charges in connection to an early November house fire.

INNISFAIL - Design work on the new horseshoe pits is well underway and the town is also getting the project's finances in order with a plan to secure provincial matching funding.

PENHOLD – For many Penhold residents creating additional green space is worth a slight tax increase in 2019.

PENHOLD – For now Penholders will have limited choice for cannabis in their community.

INNISFAIL - Local Mounties are in the final preparations for their 23rd Annual Innisfail Charity Check Stop. The annual charity check stop will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Dec. 8.

INNISFAIL - A new Alberta Education report that looked at all grades in the Chinook’s Edge School Division highlights welcome progress in high school graduation rates and overall academic achievement, says superintendent Kurt Sacher.