Bonnyville News

The Aurora Visual Arts Association (AVAA) is hosting its first juried art show, where Bonnyville artists can showcase their art, enter it into several categories to be judged, mingle with other artists, and sell their art and wares

The Town of Bonnyville hosted an open house for their Downtown and Main Street Streetscape and Urban Landscape Strategy.

Moose Lake resident Mereline Griffith is a published memoirist. Her book Valley Girl: These are my stories, depicts her life growing up in Salmon Valley, B.C. in the 1950s.

Disability groups in the Lakeland are cautiously optimistic about the new Alberta Disability Assistance Program announced by the province Feb.

The Bonnyville Municipal Library put on a writer’s workshop called ‘Write a Fabulous First Page’ with certified book coach and developmental editor Rebecca Pickens.

The Town of Bonnyville announced that the 2024 Municipal census results had been received, and they show an increase in the town's population from 6,359 in 2021 to 6,675 in 2024.

Police in Bonnyville are looking for a 23-year-old man who was last seen on Friday.

Bonnyville writers gathered to share their writing, support one another’s writing endeavors, and chat about literature in a welcoming and friendly environment.

The Lakeland Agricultural Research Association (LARA) drew a large crowd of both seasoned and beginner gardeners for a seed starting workshop featuring guest speaker Krista Green from Zone 3 Vegetable Gardening.

The Whalers Charity Classic hockey game was hosted by 86 Cancer in an effort to raise money to support cancer patients in the Lakeland.