Innisfail News

INNISFAIL – The town is investing hundreds of thousands of dollars into a new “workhorse” for its day-to-day public works operations in both winter and summer. At its regular meeting on Feb.

INNISFAIL - The town has taken the first step to be part of a new provincial government rural transportation pilot program designed to give citizens of rural communities, including Innisfail and area, easier access to mid-sized urban centres.

INNISFAIL – There are ghosts on town streets that are rarely noticed. But a special group of ladies at the Innisfail Seniors Drop-In Centre is on a special loving mission to take care of all of them, and many more throughout Central Alberta.

PENHOLD – Local Mounties recently busted suspicious vehicle travellers in town and seized weapons, illegal drugs and counterfeit money.

INNISFAIL – With the end of this year’s nasty winter fury in sight, Kane Williams especially loves the coming of spring, especially when it means another annual evening for Innisfailians to find out what the town has to offer for the coming weather-f

INNISFAIL – A controversial proposal to rezone seven acres of Woodlands area land in the southeast corner of town from commercial and open space to industrial use has been unanimously defeated by town council.

INNISFAIL – Area residents have an opportunity to learn more about Canada’s indigenous people of the North.

INNISFAIL – A recent widow is appealing to the public for the return of cherished memorabilia used for her late husband’s memorial service.

INNISFAIL – Is she guilty of manslaughter or not? That is the question patrons may ask during Innisfail Town Theatre’s (ITT) spring production of Nuts.

INNISFAIL – It was a masterpiece worth thousands. A beautifully crocheted horse created by Innisfail’s Teresa Rolvink last summer recently sold for $4,000 at a charity silent auction benefiting Red Deer’s 2019 Canada Winter Games.