Bonnyville News

It was a pyrogy paradise in Glendon on the weekend, as hundreds gathered to celebrate the 25th annual Pyrogy Festival. An estimated close to 600 residents and visitors came out to the Glendon RCMP Hall on Saturday, Sept. 3 to mark the milestone.

Businesses in Glendon will be getting a boost, thanks to the formation of a unique committee. The first of its kind in Alberta, the Glendon and District Business Alliance will operate similarly to a Chamber of Commerce.

The regional waterline is even further along the way to becoming a reality after receiving a major boost from the federal government.

In 1916, a decision was made that would change Bonnyville forever. On Saturday, Sept. 17 and Sunday, Sept. 18, the St.

Mandi Skogen is the new chair for the Northern Lights Public Schools board of trustees. On Aug. 30, Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) announced that school board trustee Skogen was moving up in the ranks.

A Bonnyville man currently in police custody for a string of alleged forgeries is also facing multiple drug-related charges.

For two years running, Luke Tournier has captured the Bonnyville Chuckwagon Championship.

One of the popular recreational lakes in the area might not be quite as attractive this summer.

Investigators are continuing their search for the cause of the crash that killed civilian pilot Bruce Evans during the Cold Lake Air Show.