Bonnyville News

The new Town of Bonnyville council wasted no time getting down to business as the dove into preliminary budget talks. CAO Mark Power gave a detailed description of the first draft during the town's council meeting Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2017.

Laura Papirny is ready to continue serving the residents of the Village of Glendon as their mayor. On Thursday, Oct. 26, during their first meeting as a new council, Papirny was named Mayor of Glendon for another four-year term.

Women living in Indigenous communities across the Lakeland are having a vital service brought right to their own backyard. Screen Test, which is a travelling mammography clinic, will be making stops throughout the month of November.

The students of Ardmore School are showing off their green thumbs. As the first local school to take on the Little Green Thumbs Project, they will be laying the foundation for others interested in giving the unique gardening program a try.

The Town of Bonnyville swore in the new council Tuesday, Oct. 24 before promptly getting down to business. CAO Mark Power presented the first draft of the 2018 operational and capital budget for council's consideration.

The new MD of Bonnyville council has been sworn in, following the municipal election.

The Franklin Rodeo Company lost more than just a prize rodeo horse, they also lost an animal owner, Shane Franklin described as a “true character that was loved by all.

The Bonnyville Sr. Pontiacs enjoyed the perfect start to their season with two big wins away from home. The season kicked off in Westlock Friday, Oct. 20, as the Sr. Pontiacs took on the Westlock Warriors.

Pierre Bataillard brought an abstract view of his surroundings to Bonnyville with his latest collection Dupre: Look No Further. The Lyle Victor Albert Centre displayed Bataillard's collection of paintings for all to see on Friday, Oct.

Bonnyville's Canada 150 Mosaic has been unveiled and is on display for everyone to see at the Bonnyville and District Centennial Centre.