St. Paul News

Although he now has another handful of impressive awards to add to his growing collection, it wasn’t just the awards that people were talking about following Brett Kissel’s appearance at the Canadian Country Music Awards, Sept. 11.

The Ashmont school project has been a main focus of the SPERD Board Chair Heather Starosielski since it was confirmed in 2014, and the groundwork for the school is expected to get underway this week.

It took a couple days for Sharon Lundgren to stop shaking, after a terrifying experience that wreaked havoc in their yard and on nearby land and roads on Sept. 2. A system of thunderstorms moved through the St.

The Goodridge area has become the setting of a spike in theft over the past few months, forcing the community, along with Bonnyville RCMP, to organize a meeting on Friday night to talk about the issue, and discuss ways to work together to rectify the

Emotions ran high and anger and frustration at times spilled over as 350 to 400 people packed into Lac Bellevue hall on Sept. 7 at a meeting to discuss underutilized fish stocks and zero catch limits.

This year’s Chili Cook-off title will remain with the same duo that nabbed it last year, as Richard Brodziak and Bryce Balmer of Northern Source Rentals became two-time champions of the popular rodeo week lunchtime event.

Thursday night’s opening Lakeland Rodeo Association finals performance began much like it does every year, as the stands were filled with people ready to watch a weekend of rodeo action.

Daniel Gervais is doing something many musicians aspire to – not only does the 29-year-old fiddle player from St. Paul earn his living playing music, but he is now a two-time Canadian Grand Master Fiddler, the only Albertan ever to boast the title.