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Applications for the Lamont County Centennial Scholarship are now open, offering two $1,000 awards for post-secondary tuition. Eligible applicants must be residents, recent graduates, and demonstrate community commitment. Completed applications, due by June 30, require a form, cover letter, transcripts, and two recommendation letters.
The Alberta government has allocated $500,000 to support fire training programs for local firefighters, allowing them to access up-to-date training that meets community needs. Lamont County's Emergency Services Chief, Bo Moore, confirmed the county secured $5,589 to fund NFPA-certified courses, enhancing firefighters' skills and safety.
Grant Johnson, a former morning radio host on Cruz FM, has joined the Lamont Leader as a reporter. After relocating to Lamont County in 2024 and facing layoffs due to industry hardships post-COVID, he launched a mobile butchering business and joined the local fire department, eager to engage with the community.
The latest edition of the local newspaper is now available in the mail, on newsstands, and on Patreon. Readers can access it by clicking the provided link.
The Lamont Leader celebrates its 20th anniversary this week, having launched on October 3, 2005. Publisher Kerry Anderson faced competition from existing papers but successfully established the Leader with committed staff. Over the years, the paper gained community support, recognized for fair reporting and significant historical tributes, enhancing its local impact.