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Red Deerian charged in double fatal crash

Red Deerian charged in double fatal crash

A young Red Deer man has been charged with dangerous driving causing death offences in connection to a single-vehicle crash on Canada Day that killed a Penhold male teen and a female teenager from Springbrook.
Penhold sees increased demand for fee assistance

Penhold sees increased demand for fee assistance

The need for assistance with recreational programs continues to grow in Penhold.
Community and Business Award nominees announced

Community and Business Award nominees announced

The 2016 Community and Business Award nominees have been announced.
Fuel spill in Penhold quickly contained

Fuel spill in Penhold quickly contained

Emergency crews quickly contained a recent potentially hazardous fuel spill in Penhold. Local firefighters were called to a fuel spill at the Centex gas station on Friday, Sept. 30 at 2:30 p.m.
United Front

United Front

Innisfail firefighters are frustrated and confused over the abrupt and controversial firing last month of their popular chief. In a show of solidarity, 25 uniformed firefighters appeared at town council on Sept.
99 flights for the needy

99 flights for the needy

For 22 years Operation Food Lift has been helping feed the needy in Red Deer. Sky Wings Aviation Academy held its annual food drive for the Red Deer Food Bank on Sept. 25 at the Red Deer Regional Airport.
Big boost for Big Brothers Big Sisters

Big boost for Big Brothers Big Sisters

Fourlane Ford has stepped up huge for youth in Innisfail and across the region.
Concerns raised over school relocation

Concerns raised over school relocation

The future for Chinook Center School students and their transition to École John Wilson Elementary School next fall appears uncertain. Following an information meeting Oct. 4 many questions remain.
Library names new manager

Library names new manager

There's a new face at the helm of the Innisfail Library/Learning Centre. Sara Kepper is the new manager and is no stranger to the workplace or her colleagues.
Students participate in first Indigenous Youth Conference

Students participate in first Indigenous Youth Conference

Close to 30 students of First Nations, Metis and Inuit heritage in grades 5 to 12 in Innisfail are set to participate in the first-ever Indigenous Youth Conference hosted by the Chinook's Edge School Division.
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