Winter is closing in and it’s time to plan ahead to get you and your vehicle ready for the winter season.

Hello, everyone. It's another week of seasons: rain, snow, wind, and sunny days. I think most of us are okay with that kind of weather because the residents are still outdoors walking.

This month, FCSS had their Halloween for the Hungry. Wow! Thank you all for participating. We did good! Thanks to the Badlands Academy for all their work.

As part of a new RCMP-led data sharing initiative, the Alberta RCMP, Edmonton Police Services, and Alberta Sheriffs worked together in a Joint Forces Operation…

Let’s talk kindness. World Kindness Day, Nov. 13, is globally recognized and dedicated to promoting and celebrating acts of kindness.

As November ushers in colder temperatures and potentially hazardous road conditions, it becomes more important than ever for motorists to prioritize their children’s safety…

We send out a second hamper marked CHRISTMAS. We know that Christmas time can be a challenge to those on fixed incomes…

Branch #208 announced the winners of their October 16 raffle.

Hello, everyone. The month of October seemed to go very fast. The weather is getting a bit cooler as we move into November.

I am pleased to report the winners of raffle prizes at the Buffalo Fire Club Turkey Shoot. The first prize was a Traegar smoker won by Rylee Hewitt of Buffalo.

As the winter months approach and the days grow shorter, staying safe as a pedestrian becomes even more important.

New adult fiction books that have recently arrived include Joy by Danielle Steele, Ne’er Duke Well by Alexandra Vasti, Nero by Conn Iggulden, and The Crimson Crown by Heather Walter.

Individuals living with chronic pain, chronic disease symptoms and/or supporting someone with a long-term health condition(s) are invited to join a free virtual workshop…

If you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, you might be thinking of changes you can make to improve your health and protect the health of your baby.

Members of the Eaton family travelled to Australia the week of September 15 for daughter Amie’s wedding on September 21.

Hello, everyone. Well, we definitely saw all the seasons this past week: rain, snow and sunshiny warm weather.

The Town Of Oyen and Oyen Fire Dept. Association would like to thank Richardson Pioneer for their generous donation of $15,000 towards the purchase of our new Rapid Response Bush Buggy.

The Royal Canadian Legion #208 is selling banners honouring your family member veteran for $100.

Ralph Hodgson (1895-1948) lived by the motto inscribed on his tombstone: “It’s not what you have lost that counts but what you have.”

With the seasons changing, some parts of the province are already experiencing winter weather. Please take extra precautions when traveling…