St. Paul News

Heading into the Canadian Young Speakers for Agriculture competition, Spencer Graling’s initial goal wasn’t to come home with a national title. “The competition is so high. The calibre is so high.

Along with having a outpouring of support in the form of volunteers over the weekend, the 35th Elks Radio Auction also managed to raise thousands of dollars for the community.

Nearly every year when kindergarten teacher Cheryl Collins welcomes a new group of eager kids into her classroom, she finds that a handful of children are scared of something that should actually bring them happiness and joy – clowns.

Most people might carve a pumpkin or hang a skeleton on the door for the kids coming around trick-or-treating. But when it comes to decorating for Halloween, Glendon’s Sheryl Ingram is not like most people.

St. Paul’s Search and Rescue team spent four days combing Saddle Lake for a missing 22-year-old, but with no success in finding her, RCMP called off their search after last Wednesday’s efforts. Rob Duffy with SAR said that the St.

Alberta Education is embarking on an ambitious, sweeping $64 million curriculum redesign, which will focus on literacy and numeracy, while also covering indigenous history and culture, climate change, mental health and sexual and gender diversity.

Although his hearing may not be as keen as it once was, Metro (Mike) Luciak sits comfortably in his home, located north of Glendon, chatting with some of the people closest to him.

Representatives from St. Paul Education Regional Division (SPERD), along with staff and students from Ashmont schools took part in the official sod turning for the construction of a brand new school on Oct. 17.