Wilson finds the Ace!
After 30 attempts to find Ace, Greg Wilson was the lucky one to “catch” the Ace of Clubs at the final Chase the Ace on Thursday, June 29 at the Cereal Hotel & Bar.
Acadia Valley News Jun 29
As I sit down to write the news today a storm is rolling through town. It’s absolutely pouring, and the power is out. I’m feeling very thankful for the moisture.
Food banks are supplying a vital need in our communities
Food Banks are essential in west central Saskatchewan and across the border into Alberta. Those food banks are strategically located in Oyen, Luseland, Kerrobert, Kindersley and Rosetown.
Acadia Valley News, Jun 15
As I sit down to write the news this week, I have my windows open for a change. It’s a much cooler and windy day today and it’s trying to rain…
Sibbald News, Jun 15
The sun has been shining and we’re all hoping for rain and a break in the heat. Last Thursday, June 8, my brother, Wray, and his partner, Sharon, arrived at the farm from Teulon, Manitoba.
Oyen’s Bikes For Brody fundraiser brings out community spirit
The Town of Oyen came out in full force to support 10-year-old Brody Smigelski, a little boy with a huge heart. With a “Let’s Ride For Brody” motorcycle and poker rally on June 3rd…
UCP’s Nate Horner celebrates re-election in Drumheller-Stettler
Current Alberta Legislature representative Nate Horner has again won his seat in the Drumheller-Stettler riding.
Acadia Valley News, Jun 6
It’s trying to rain today. We’ve had about a ½ a 10th in town this morning but the weather is calling for showers off and on the next few days.
Employer Needs Survey
In a crucial initiative aimed at identifying and addressing critical labour force needs, Special Areas Regional Economic Development urges all employers in the region to participate in a significant survey.
Get to know your Alberta Election candidates
The candidates for the Drumheller-Stettler riding are hitting the pavement and pushing for your vote in the May 29th, 2023, provincial election.
Balancing Technology and Physical Activity
If you were born before 1990, your childhood looked a lot different than children today. You most likely remember being outside, in an unstructured setting, having the freedom to experiment with movement skills.
Acadia Valley News May 15
We’ve had some lovely spring weather this past week. Not quite as hot as last week. We even had a few spotty showers roll through town as well.
Oyen Chamber of Commerce wants YOU!
The Oyen & District Chamber of Commerce recently presented the Oyen Daycare Society with a cheque in the amount of $2,500 to assist in their efforts…
Oyen is looking for a ‘newcomer connector’
The community of Oyen has created a new volunteer position, and are actively searching for a suitable candidate to fill the role.
Acadia Valley News May 4
Forget Spring! Let’s just dive right into Summer! The temperatures this past week were anywhere from plus 20 to plus 30 degrees.
Christ The Redeemer Schools appoints new superintendent
Christ The Redeemer (CTR) Catholic Schools announced the appointment of its new Superintendent, Mrs. Andrea Holowka.
Writs issued for the 2023 Alberta Provincial General Election
Alberta’s Chief Electoral Officer, Glen Resler, confirms that Writs were issued today to administer elections across Alberta.
New recruits needed for Oyen’s Handi-Bus
In 1988, the Oyen Kinsmen Club and the Oyen Lions Club purchased a 1988 Ford 12-passenger modified school bus.
Special Areas Advisory Council Holds Spring Meeting
Special Areas Advisory Council held their spring council meeting on March 30 and 31 in Hanna. Advisory Council’s first meeting of the year, the group reviewed planned 2023 projects…
Air Ambulance Services at Oyen – Update from Municipal Partners
The Special Areas Board, along with the Town of Oyen and the MD of Acadia, are working to support restoration of 24-hour air ambulance services in Oyen, AB.