Innisfail News

Property crime in Penhold and throughout the region took a sharp decline in January, encouraging news for area communities that have been battling rising rural crime for the past two years. Innisfail Staff Sgt.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars are being saved by the town with its contractor approval for the million-dollar reconstruction and replacement of the northeast trunk main sanitary sewer line. Just over $2.

From the destruction and devastation of war to the joy of peace and a new home, the journey's end felt like a gentle landing in soothing light, just like the heaven on earth they have long waited for.

The Penhold Fire Department recently honoured its top officers and firefighter. The awards are designed to recognize their time and dedication to the volunteer fire department. Jamie Southwell was named firefighter of the year, while Lt.

Innisfail is in but only half way. That is what council decided for the community at its regular meeting on Feb.

They were united in pink. Students and staff at schools around the region, including those at Innisfail Middle School, wore the colour pink on Feb.

Discovery Wildlife Park was an impressive winner last week at the 16th annual Growing Rural Tourism Conference in Camrose.

Mayor Brian Spiller says it will be just like the good old days.

Agility, endurance, strength and speed are characteristics needed for most sports. And Penholders can make each of these super-sized with a new superhero-training program being offered in town this spring from March 8 to April 23.

The wrongful dismissal trial of the town's former chief administrative officer Roy Brown has been set for April 28 in Didsbury before a provincial court judge.