Lamont County scholarships now open for application
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Lamont County scholarships now open for application

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.
Lamont County a beneficiary of fire training grant funding
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Lamont County a beneficiary of fire training grant funding

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.
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First snowfall claims a tanker truck dumped into river

A truck driver lost control of his tanker due to snowy road conditions near Smoky Lake on Nov. 6, resulting in the truck ending up in the North Saskatchewan River. Rescued by the Smoky Lake Fire Department, the driver escaped after climbing onto the overturned truck, while oil spilled into the river, prompting a cleanup response.
Barn donation a huge plus for Lamont and District Agricultural Society
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Barn donation a huge plus for Lamont and District Agricultural Society

A nearly 100-year-old barn was donated by Kelly Mitchell to the Lamont Ag. Society, after being moved from his property. Board member Jason Glover praised the barn's sturdy construction and historical significance, noting plans for its use as storage and office space, highlighting the significant cost savings and preservation of local heritage.