Bonnyville News

The Legion is asking community members to join them from Aug. 12-14 as they host their first adventure with The Rolling Barrage non-profit, their second rally, and third pig and beef roast.

Discussions around how to combat violent and vicious dogs have been sparked among Band and community members in Kehewin Cree Nation after a woman was attacked by a pack of dogs while walking on July 23.

The Great Benjamin's Circus arrived in Bonnyville last week to entertain local audiences with two family-friendly shows held at the C2 centre.

Growers and producers gathered in Fort Kent last Thursday to get a firsthand look at agriculture research being carried out in the region. Topics and demonstrations included trials on increasing soil pH to combat clubroot, an up-close look at crop staging wheat and the potential of planting winter cereals in spring to feed livestock throughout the summer months.

Local athletes competing with the Lakeland Yellowjackets took home a handful of medals at the Tri-Province track meet that took place in Sherwood Park. 

Statistics provided by Northern Lights School Division show that literacy interventions are having substantial success after previous assessments saw some Grade 2 and 3 learners nearly a year behind their grade reading level earlier this year.

The U13 Bonnyville Angels wrapped up their softball season by taking home bronze medals at the C Provincial softball tournament in Leduc over the July 15-17 weekend.

Installation is nearly complete for adult outdoor gym equipment stationed along Jessie Lake next to the Lions Memorial Park.

Over the next few weeks, two plays ‘You used to call me Marie...’ and ‘Dancing under the 13 moons’ created and featuring stories of Indigenous and Métis artists will take to stages across the Lakeland from Kikino to St. Paul and Bonnyville.