Bonnyville News

A new Bonnyville high school and the modernization of Iron River School remain three-year priorities for the Northern Lights School Division (NLSD).

All seven Bonnyville schools will soon be able to offer therapeutic sensory rooms for autistic students thanks to a large donation from Rednecks with a Cause.

Staff at the Dragonfly Counselling and Support Centre (DCSC) have reached out to sexual assault victims in light of recent high profile sexual assault cases.

Lakeland's Olivia Rose has been added to the list of acts that will take the stage in Bonnyville this summer when Extreme Mudfest returns for another action-packed three days in August.

Interest in spring hockey has skyrocketed over the past few years and led to the Lakeland Lightning icing nine teams this season.

The positive relationship between local doctors, politicians and Alberta Health Minister Sarah Hoffman continued last week when the first-year cabinet member came to town and toured the Bonnyville Covenant Health Centre.

The Northern Lights School Division (NLSD) will be flying under a new flag. Last week, the board of trustees voted in favour of adopting a new logo after receiving tremendous support from staff, students and the public for the change.

The MD of Bonnyville has rezoned a 146-acre parcel of land northwest of Bonnyville opening the door for the development of a country residential subdivision.

The Bonnyville-Cold Lake PC Association has enacted a new bylaw to ensure the controversy that surrounded the 2015 nomination process doesn't repeat itself.

Two local schools will be going head to head in the final round of the first ever Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Challenge. Glendon School and Dr.