The Food Bank in High Prairie getting close to one of their busy seasons. Kim Dumont from the food bank says while the holidays always get a lot of attention, they usually find themselves ...Read more
Continue Reading »Mackenzie County Reeve, Josh Knelsen has mixed reviews on the province’s decision to hire more RCMP officers. Last week, Justice Minister and Solicitor General Doug Schweitzer announced the ...Read more
Continue Reading »The “Cram the Cruiser” event put on by the Fairview RCMP is being called a success. Members of the public were able to drop off toys, personal care items and food to fill an RCMP ...Read more
Continue Reading »The Peace River School Division has an urgent need for bus drivers. That is according to PRSD Transportation Manager, David Rushton, who says there is a shortage of drivers in the Peace River and ...Read more
Continue Reading »An important source of water in the Grimshaw area is getting some extra protection. The Mighty Peace Watershed Alliance has been working with the Province and several municipalities on a water ...Read more
Continue Reading »The Town of Peace River is looking for community input to decide the future of the Al Adair Recreation Centre. The building has been closed since August 31st. At last night’s meeting, council ...Read more
Continue Reading »Peace River Town Council will wait until the New Year to make decisions on grant applications. The North Peace Performing Arts Festival Association is requesting $5,000 from the town, which will be ...Read more
Continue Reading »Peace River Town Council will meet for the final time this year tonight. One topic on the agenda includes the fate of a community recreation facility on the south side of town. Council will be ...Read more
Continue Reading »We’re now into the second half of the league schedule as we get closer to the holiday break. All six teams will be off from December 22 to January 2. Everyone will be trying to get some more ...Read more
Continue Reading »Alberta’s Justice Minister and Solicitor General says municipalities are partners in the province’s changes to the Police Protection Service Agreement (PPSA). Doug Schweitzer made the comment ...Read more
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