Bonnyville News

“Why do women walk in high heels? This is craziness.” Soon, Bonnyville and District FCSS director David Beale won't be the only man in Bonnyville uttering that phrase.

There could be more of a buzz around Bonnyville, as town council looks into urban beekeeping. The idea to allow personal hives in yards was discussed during the Feb. 14 council meeting, after town staff received an inquiry from a local resident.

Love is patient, love is kind, and true love, it can last a lifetime. For 68 years James and Julia Krawiec have laughed, loved and treasured their life together.

The latest census numbers are in, but Bonnyville Mayor Gene Sobolewski says they might not tell the whole story.

Residents around Moose Lake got a more in depth look at how their lake behaves basin-by-basin. On Feb.

The MD of Bonnyville will be making some changes for the upcoming municipal election, and are hoping to see more residents out voting. During their Feb. 8 meeting, councillors were shown last election's voter turnout, prompting discussion.

A man loved by not only his students, but by the community as a whole, is being remembered for his commitment to education and his kind and gentle nature. Thomas Varughese was a man of many talents.

Parents and children of all ages took the time to unplug and learn as they participated in Bonnyville's annual Family Literacy Event. The event was hosted on Thursday, Feb.

Bonnyville's many cultures are coming together over a love of food. On Family Day, Monday, Feb. 20, the Bonnyville Community Church will be hosting their International Food Extravaganza.

It was a moment that could go down in the history books, or at least, the Guinness Book of World Records. On Saturday, Feb. 4, Kinosoo Ridge took part in a cross-Canada venture, hoping to help create a little piece of history. At 11 a.m.