Innisfail News

The contentious Penhold truck route issue found its way to Penhold council one more time and it may have been settled once and for all.

Recreational grounds around town are about to get the Cadillac service when it comes to grooming.

Sandra Wright sat in a neighbour's kitchen last week at Westwood Mobile Home Park and told friends about an encounter long ago between a former trailer park resident and an elected official.

The sound of marching air cadets echoed through the former Penhold Canadian Forces Base (CFB) at Springbrook as the 48th and final Air Cadet Summer Training Centre (PACSTC) unfurled the Canadian flag for opening day on July 4.

When Kevin Bradshaw was 12 years old he was already doubling up on career ambitions - as an aspiring young businessman and a photographer.

After several months' absence from the Innisfail marketplace Greyhound passenger and cargo services are once again available locally.

Innisfail RCMP are investigating separate incidents of copper wire theft that occurred in two rural locations in the Dickson area. The first incident, according to RCMP, occurred sometime in the evening or early morning hours of June 18 and 19.

Grade 1 students are a little more safety conscious after a half-day of safety presentations from Ag for Life and Innisfail community partners.

The figures are finally in and the great snow dumps of winter past have left their nasty mark on the town's budget.

It all comes down to one day and three hours. The graduating class of Innisfail Jr./Sr. High School celebrated 12 years of education in the Innisfail Middle School gymnasium in front of nearly 400 parents, grandparents and dignitaries on June 26.