They say good things come in threes, and the third instalment of the Keith Mitchell Memorial Bonspiel on February 9-11 was no exception.

The 22nd Ashley Good Memorial Crossroads Beef Expo filled the Crossroads Centre in Oyen with 40 pens of yearling bulls…

The invention of the rubber hack, many readers of this newspaper may not know, has a local connection.

The Hanna Harvesters Lacrosse organizers went to Delia School for their first Try It Night night.

Across Alberta there are options available to get the care you need when you need it. Yet when in the throes of a medical event, illness or injury, knowing where to start…

It’s the month for St. Patrick’s Day, so perhaps wearing Saskatchewan green and the luck of the Irish will mean a Brier championship for Mike O’McEwen.

At 60, you are forced to realize you are no longer middle-aged; you are old. There’s no getting around it.

A woman attended her great granddaughter’s birthday party and said to her, “You’re five now. You’re pretty old.” The little girl responded, “Nanna you’re so old you’re running out of numbers!”.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

After graduating from South Central High School, Oyen in 2022, Nicole Bodnaruk, headed off that fall to the University of Alberta in Edmonton…

A memory recorded in the Sibbald Community History Book was submitted by Bill O’Neill, who had been the manager of the Alberta Wheat Pool elevator in Sibbald in 1967.

Last fall, Hannah Wagstaff, a 2023 graduate of South Central High School in Oyen, enrolled in her first year of a four-year Bachelor of Agriculture and Bioresources program…

Ever since a record number of members of the Conservative Party of Canada elected Pierre Poilievre as its Leader in September of 2021, he has been hard at work.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) is reminding Albertans with children to ensure their kids are up-to-date with routine immunizations.

Don and Mindy Good hosted a 50th Wedding Anniversary supper at the 90’s Restaurant in Oyen on February 16, 2024.

Albertans have heard rumblings for the last six months that the provincial government is considering introducing political parties to local municipal government and school board elections…

On February 17 and 18 the annual Crossroads Beef Expo took place. Clark Huston and Jerilyn Norris entertained the crowds with their singing and playing on Saturday.

Fraudulent activity targeting ATCO Electric customers via the phone has increased in recent weeks. These scammers are calling customers directly and posing as ATCO representatives…

Alberta is launching a new at-risk species plan to protect an endangered hawk and send population numbers soaring.