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Lamont Reeve notes Municipal Affairs’ concerns

Lamont County Reeve David Diduck addressed a letter from Ric McIver, the Minister of Municipal Affairs, during the Aug. 27 County council meeting. Although the letter said a full investigation…

editor August 28, 2024

Lamont Leader News

Bruderheim resident plans early retirement in Mexico with dog and motorhome after tragedy

Sixty-one-year-old Bruderheim resident Wade Poloway’s retirement isn’t going according to plan. The local truck driver/photographer and his wife of 28 years Doe, originally decided to spend their golden years basking…

editor August 21, 2024

Lamont Leader News

New Lamont motel owner excited to resurrect chamber of commerce

The former Archie’s Motel in Lamont has a new owner with new ideas. Lion Grewal, a real estate agent from B.C. though originally from India, made the hotel his home…

editor August 21, 2024

Beaver County Chronicle Weekly Review News

Beaver County considers $100k for emergency repairs to Kinsella lift station; only one pump currently operational

Beaver County Council will decide on August 21 to allocate $100,000 for urgent repairs to the outdated Kinsella Lift Station, which has failed and requires immediate attention. Despite previous grant applications being denied, emergency repairs could extend functionality by 15-20 years, although further complications may arise.

editor August 21, 2024

Lamont Leader News

Mundare upgrades human resources policies

Mundare Council approved three new Human Resource policies at their Aug. 6 regular council meeting. Prior to the passage of the policies the Town had nothing to enforce employee code…

editor August 14, 2024

Lamont Leader News Tofield Mercury News Weekly Review News

Need for speed? Alberta RCMP says take it to the track

Alberta RCMP advises motorcyclists to prioritize safety by using race tracks for speeding instead of public roads, which present significant risks. They highlight the importance of defensive riding and awareness of various road hazards.

editor August 14, 2024

Tofield Mercury News

Ryley collecting hygienic items in preparation for new school year

Ryley Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) is taking a different approach to prepare kids for the up-coming school year, collecting hygiene products for kids aged six to 13. “We…

editor August 14, 2024

Tofield Mercury News

MCSNet offers $1,000 scholarships for post secondary students

Grade 12 students entering a post secondary in Computer Science or a related field are encouraged to apply for a $1,000 scholarship being offered by internet service provider MCSNet.…

editor August 14, 2024

Tofield Mercury News

Ryley Preschool gearing up for registration day

The Ryley Preschool, lo-cated inside the Ryley School, is preparing to welcome a new class of two and a half to four-year-olds for the upcoming year. Pre-School Coordina-tor Larissa Holowachuk…

editor August 14, 2024

Tofield Mercury News

Holden Legion hosts another successful pig roast

The Holden Legion held their annual pig roast on Saturday, Au-gust 10, celebrating the 35th anniversary of the pork supper. About 135 people at-tended, including Camrose MLA Jackie Lovely. The…

editor August 14, 2024