Innisfail News

Deb Morrison has reason to celebrate. Her mom Annie Galpin is coming home to Innisfail for Christmas. And she will stay in town.

The dust has finally settled. After months of controversy surrounding a miniature saloon shed built on Ken McCarthy's property in Penhold a resolution seems to be found.

The shelves of the Innisfail and Area Food Bank are nearly filled to overflowing. Located close to the Co-op Mall at the southwest side, the food bank is experiencing a bountiful Christmas season.

Local teachers Melanie Grant and Carmen Christie-Bill had a summer they will never forget.

With more than a week now past from this season's third major pre-winter storm, the town's hard-pressed public works crew is still hard at work clearing snow.

Innisfail resident Jayme Hendrick has been to hell and back. Hendrick, an Innisfail volunteer firefighter and member of the City of Edmonton's fire department, has successfully completed a U.S.

The 18th annual Charity Check Stop is set for Dec. 14 and the RCMP is hoping citizens will step up to set a new generosity record for this Christmas season.

The 4th Annual Fox and Hound Christmas Party will be held this Friday evening. Already, $2,000 has been raised for the Christmas Bureau and the financially challenged family of five-year-old Brooke Aubuchon.

In a year when charity donations have been stretched to the limit an Innisfail company and its staff members have dug deep into their pockets to ensure every needy child in town has a toy under the Christmas tree.

Jim Barnum will skateboard until he dies.