
Rolling Barrage Rides Through Morinville Raising PTSD Awareness
The Rolling Barrage arrives in Morinville underneath an arch and flag erected by the Morinville and Sturgeon County Fire Departments. […]
The Rolling Barrage arrives in Morinville underneath an arch and flag erected by the Morinville and Sturgeon County Fire Departments. […]
Morinville RCMP has arrested a suspect in the town of Gibbons for possession of break-in instruments. While on patrol during the early morning of Tuesday, July 16, police observed a suspicious vehicle parked near a convenience store in Gibbons. […]
Applications for paid on-call positions with Sturgeon County Emergency Services are open until Sept. 8 as the County looks to expand its team of paid on-call firefighters at stations throughout the County. […]
The federal government’s recent introduction of long-awaited tax credits for carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects helps pave the way for companies across Canada to advance significant CCS developments. These projects are essential in supporting greenhouse gas reductions. Nowhere is this more relevant than in Alberta, where most of the country’s new CCS activity is underway thanks to our province’s world-leading experience with this environmental technology. […]
On the afternoon of Friday, July 12, Morinville RCMP responded to a complaint of a break-and-enter in progress at a rural property in Sturgeon County, northwest of Namao. A lone suspect who was attempting to break into the property fled the scene when police arrived but was apprehended nearby a short time later. […]
Above: Morinville Community Library Summer Student Ryenn Marczak shows some of the crafts available during next week’s Summerween program. – […]
submitted by Alberta RCMP Modern motorcycles are extraordinarily powerful and capable of extreme acceleration and high speeds. In a controlled […]
Below are some photos captured by our and your lenses over the past week. Country Cruise The Rock’n August Country […]
As the reduction in credit card fees for smaller merchants approaches, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has reached out to payment processors, urging them to confirm their readiness to pass on these savings to small businesses by the October 19, 2024, deadline. […]
The Namao Flower and Bench Show will be held on Saturday, August 10 at the Namao Community Hall. Organizer Darlene Lowe said they are seeking many exhibits this year to secure the future of this annual event. […]
Learning to drive can be fun and overwhelming. As a new driver there’s lots to keep in mind while navigating the roadways. Young and new drivers are more likely to be involved in fatal and injury collisions due to their age and inexperience; drivers under age 25 are more often involved in fatal collisions than any other age group (Transport Canada). Thankfully, over the past decade young and new drivers have become less involved in fatal and injury collisions. […]
Two of the 35 murals on display in the Town of Legal can be found in a park area downtown. […]
This past August long weekend was tragic on Alberta waterways seeing the death of two people in unrelated incidents in the Slave Lake and Bonnyville areas of the province. Whether you are swimming, boating, or enjoying yourself in close proximity to water it is important to understand the potential hazards and take extra precautions. […]
Above: Spectators watch as vehicles make their way off 100 Street onto 95 Avenue in Morinville as the Country Cruise, […]
It is with profound sadness that the family of Lucien Thomas Houle announce his passing on July 26, 2024, at the age of 89 years.
He will be lovingly remembered by his children Vincent, Linda, and Timothy (Lisa); his grandchildren; his surviving siblings and extended family members; as well as many relatives and friends. He will be dearly missed.
[…]
Here are some photos captured by our and your lenses over the past week. Landfill Modernization Underway Contractors move concrete […]
© 2010-2025 Pawn Marketing & Publishing Inc. / Soaring Pig Studios