Innisfail News

The visibility of peace officers in Penhold should increase in the coming weeks. Dana Jones, started her new role as sergeant supervisor last week.

Organizers are hoping to light up Main Street with over 1,000 pumpkins on Halloween night during the inaugural Innisfail Pumpkin Festival.

A new form of advertising in Innisfail should bring more traffic into town, predicts Doug Bos, a director of the Innisfail Chamber of Commerce.

Innisfail and Penhold teens participated in a one-day event focused on injury awareness and prevention last week.

Innisfail residents who do not have access to the town’s curbside disposal program will pay less than originally planned to drop off household waste and recyclables at the town’s transfer station. In a Sept.

Innisfail residents are invited to be part of a snapshot of life at their public library next week. On Oct.

French immersion students at École St. Marguerite Bougeoys School arrived at school Thursday morning to find their scarecrow family, on display outside, had been vandalized.

Before stepping down as council rep for the Penhold Fire Department, Chad Hoffman addressed the rest of council and the public about his concerns for the department.

Unknown suspect(s) made off with a number of hand and power tools following a break-in at the Town of Innisfail’s maintenance yard late last month.

Groundwork on Innisfail’s new fire hall could begin before the end of the month following the awarding of the construction contract to a St. Albert company. Innisfail town council voted Sept.