Bonnyville News

Two local girls will be the first from Ashlin Gymnastics to take part in the Alberta Winter Games. Jordyn Skarsen, 11, and Rihanna Poltorak, 11, are level six gymnasts, and in February they will be taking their skill to a whole new level.

The Village of Glendon council has passed their 2018 interim budget with two major projects included. Council voted to approve the balanced budget during their Monday, Dec. 11, meeting with a total of just over $2.1-million in revenue.

Fear, frustration, and anger are some of the words residents and business owners have used to describe their feelings after falling victim to crime. Their homes, businesses, and vehicles are being targeted, and they have had enough.

There's been a changing of the guard at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 183 Members of the board elected a new president and vice-president during their Dec. 13 meeting. “Every two years we need to elect a president and vice-president.

The Bonnyville RCMP were hard at work from Dec. 12 to 20 dealing with a high volume of traffic collisions and assault files.

The Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) will look at ways to improve the district during a three-day trip to Edmonton. Members of the LCSD board of trustees and senior administration will be in the city for two workshops from Jan.

Updating their central division office will be a priority for the Lakeland Catholic School District (LCSD) going forward. “We need to perhaps look at doing an expansion towards the south. We don't have room right now. People are sharing offices.

It was rural versus urban in the 2017 Bantam AA All-Star Game, and this year, the rural team came out on top. The R.J. Lalonde Arena was host to some of the best players the Alberta Bantam Hockey League has to offer, and on Saturday, Dec.

A local officer had to think on his toes after a suspicious vehicle investigation took a turn for the worst. In the early hours of Monday morning (Dec. 18), an RCMP officer was patrolling Gurneyville Rd. near Twp.

Students at Dr. Bernard Brosseau are finding out there's nothing like a homegrown meal. Even in the dead of winter, students are using their time in science class to grow fresh produce.