Innisfail News

INNISFAIL - It's all new, fun, progressive, and yes, loud. Close to 150 young Innisfail and area girls and their family members pumped up the volume for this month's community launch party to bring in the new Girls First Program.

INNISFAIL - RCMP have laid robbery with violence charges against a Penhold man after responding to a home invasion at an Innisfail-area rural residence. At about 2:30 p.m. on Oct.

INNISFAIL – When it comes to farming, John Buyks and his family know first hand what it takes to succeed.

INNISFAIL - Town council wants a meeting with Chinook's Edge School Division officials to find out why student enrolment figures at Innisfail High School have dropped significantly over the past five years. Council passed a motion at its Oct.

INNISFAIL – For close to two decades Specialty Automotive Repairs in Innisfail has provided the best to its customers.

INNISFAIL – Mayors from across Central Alberta will gather in Innisfail to kick off National Fall Prevention Month. The 5th annual Walk with the Mayors will be held on Nov. 1 at Innisfail High School from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

INNISFAIL – There was plenty of fun to be had during the Fall Family Festival at The Jungle Farm. The annual event took place on Sept. 29. “This festival has been on for about 15 years,” said Leona Staples, co-owner of The Jungle Farm.

INNISFAIL - The town has moved forward with a two-pronged strategy to find the best solutions to attract business investment and to strengthen existing small businesses.

INNISFAIL - Although recreational cannabis is set to become legal for adults in Canada this week, students in the Chinook’s Edge School Division will not be permitted to use or possess pot at any school-related activity or facilities, says superinten

PENHOLD - Like every other municipality across the province the Town of Penhold has been hard at work getting ready for the Oct. 17 deadline for legalized cannabis. “I think we are as ready as we can be,” said Mike Yargeau, Penhold mayor.