St. Paul News

A sea of antlers and camouflage gear filled the Ashmont Agriplex on Dec. 6 for the 35th annual running of the Ashmont Buck of the Season contest.

On Friday afternoon, St. Paul Elementary School was put into a "hold and secure," following a report of a loud noise in the nearby area.

A recent break-in attempt at Dianne deMoissac’s St. Paul home had her feeling angry and unsettled, but when she was at that low point, several people pitched in with words of support and offers of help that lifted the single mom’s spirits.

The snow removal season is once again upon us, with huge white mounds lining every driveway and sidewalk - friendly reminders that hint at aching backs, tight and swollen knees. Fortunately, this is nothing new.

On Wednesday morning, piles of green lettuce and bowls of freshly cut produce could be found in the basement kitchen of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in St. Paul.

Pinpricks of light gleamed in the dark, winter snowfall, as volunteers, staff and supporters of the St. Paul and District Crisis Association took part in a candlelight vigil on Nov. 24.

An afternoon collision between a school bus and a small car didn’t result in any injuries on Nov. 19, but highlighted the fact that issues remain at a high-traffic intersection in St. Paul, located at 50th Ave. and 44th St.

Students were huddled on the floor in a dimly lit classroom, all peering toward the front of the class. A laptop screen with a video camera was perched on a desk, and a bubbly voice welcomed students to the Royal Tyrrell Museum. The trip from St.

Work at the new Two Hills Mennonite School is expected to resume in the coming weeks, after “considerable review” took place between the province, local Mennonite Education council, and St. Paul Education Regional Division.

A family with ties to the St. Paul/Elk Point community is mourning the loss of a man who is being remembered as “the rock that kept his family going,” following a fatal collision near Rocky Mountain House on Nov. 11.