St. Paul News

The County of St. Paul approved a request from the Town of Elk Point to provide a $7,500 stipend for a new physician moving to Elk Point. 

On Jan. 10, 16 youth competed at a Master Chef themed cooking competition at St. Paul Regional High School, hosted by the St. Paul Youth Council.

ST. PAUL - The St. Paul Municipal Library hosted a Steampunk Tea Party on Jan. 12.

The St. Paul Municipal Library confirmed the Royal Storytime event will be going ahead as planned on Feb. 1.

After serving as president of the St. Paul Ag Society for more than a decade total, Andre Chamberland has officially stepped away from the position, with newly elected president Sean Dolan now taking the helm. 

The Guardiana family successfully applied for one of the affordable, single-family homes being built by the St. Paul Affordable Community Housing Society (SPACHS), a local volunteer group that raises money and in-kind donations to make home ownership a reality for low-income people in the area.

The Two Hills Fire Department is helping five pups find new homes after their previous owner passed away.

Junior high basketball teams from across Lakeland and beyond, including Bonnyville, Cold Lake, Lloydminster, and Vermillion, came out to compete at the annual tournament hosted by Glen Avon School.

The Cold Lake Ice remain unperturbed following a narrow loss against Canadiens on Friday night.

After countless hours of competition, Team Speedee Lube and Ink Accounting battled in the finals, with the latter emerging victorious.