St. Paul News

Guests and participants were glad to have the annual chili cook-off back in St. Paul last week as a variety of spicy and tasty bowls of chili were served and winners were chosen. On Aug.

The St. Paul Rec. Centre was jam packed on Aug. 26, as local business people, community members and politicians gathered for the annual rodeo week kick-off supper. The evening started with an opening message from the St.

Silhouette Dance Society will be welcoming Ellen Greenacre as its new hip-hop instructor this upcoming season, which starts on Sept. 14. “It’s going to be a great addition to our program,” said Silhouette Artistic Director Jake Hastey.

In just a week’s time, students will be packing their lunches and backpacks and heading off to the first day of the 2013-14 school year and motorists are being reminded that school zones will be in effect.

Last week Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced his intentions to ask the governor general to prorogue parliament this fall. According to Westlock-St.

The St. Paul Animal Shelter is having a busy summer with plenty of animals in its care, and big plans to move the shelter to a new location continue to move forward. “We’re still at the blueprint stage,” says Trish Ellis, manager of the St.

Politicians from across the province gathered in St. Paul on Aug. 16, offering those involved with the Iron Horse Trail an opportunity to show off the work and effort that’s been put into the trail.

Ryan McCracken video Premier Alison Redford made a stop in St. Paul on Aug. 17 as part of her Building Alberta Tour, and pointed to the Wellness Centre as a prime example of what she feels a Family Care Clinic should represent.

This year, the Town of St. Paul has seen a number of new developments get started and is seeing an overall increase in development, compared to last year. Reports on the development in town are done on a yearly basis.

Town of St. Paul FCSS hosted a garden tour that took guests to three unique gardens in and around St. Paul.