Bonnyville News

It’s not often that elementary school students take on a task of this calibre. Grade 7 and 8 students of Iron River School are ready to overcome any challenges to get their natural playground started.

Girl Guides is an organization that relies of female volunteers to help run their programs, organize meetings, and act as role models for their Guides.

A Town of Bonnyville student has been charged with possession of marijuana. Last week, a staff member at a local school called the Bonnyville RCMP about a student who had possibly brought marijuana to school.

Footprints in the snow led RCMP right to their suspect. Desmond Frazer Harper offered three guilty pleas during his appearance in the Bonnyville Provincial Courthouse on Tuesday, April 17.

Progression comes a long way in a community when there is teamwork.

It’s never too late to finish a book and you’re never too young to start. Don Levers, author of ‘Loot for the Taking,’ debuted his novel inspired by the 1977 Vancouver heist that always fascinated him.

A grass fire that spread to a quonset hut has the Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority (BRFA) reminding residents of the MD of Bonnyville it’s fire permit season. On Thursday, April 19, at approximately 2:50 p.m.

The road to recovery isn’t easy for ill or injured Canadian military soldiers. Transitioning into civilian life following retirement can be a difficult journey, which is why the True Patriot Love Foundation is helping soldiers find the way.

Local students will have their minds opened up to a world of possibilities. From April 23 to 27, authors, illustrators, and storytellers will be shedding some light and insight on their craft, during the 2018 Cenovus Wordpower tour.

It will be another 79 days behind bars for one Kehewin resident. Lowell Badger was intoxicated when he kicked in the door of his sister’s house.