Innisfail News

A college reunion ends with a number of unanticipated twists and turns during the Innisfail Town Theatres comedic rendition of The Foursome.

Kin Clubs is an all-Canadian service association made up of active community volunteers. The first Kinsmen Club was formed by returning WW1 serviceman Harold (Hal) Rogers on February 20th, 1920 in Hamilton, ON.

As the NDP popularity surge sweeps across the nation voters in this staunchly conservative riding of Red Deer are pausing to give Jack Layton's party a second look, says NDP candidate Stuart Somerville.

Penhold Town Council held their regular meeting on Monday, April 11 in the council chambers at the Penhold Regional Multiplex.

Clay Cup Developments’ ambitious housing project for Innisfail is now bigger, better and closer to being realized.

The first week of the spring thaw left many Penhold residents facing a menacing rising tide but the town’s mayor is not sure if there is a plan to meet the threat head on.

For years Tammy Miller was given posters and nomination papers from the provincial government for clients to possibly nominate her for a child care award of excellence. Opting instead to exercise humility, she never did so.

Innisfail students have become a vital part of the solution to crack down on crime in the community.

An Innisfail family narrowly escaped catastrophic injuries during a recent two-vehicle crash in Sicamous, B.C. Shortly before 3 p.m.

The Friends of the Innisfail Library Society is holding a raffle to raise money for new furnishings and equipment for the new public library. Tickets are $2 each, and go on sale on April 15 at the Innisfail Trade Show.